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    Evga 122-ck-nf68-ar

    Have a motherboard with bad brown and gold (GD (M) )Samxon caps. Bulging by the Memory slots/Power connect from psu and by the PCI-e slots.

    This is from one of my favorite clients. Extremely nice guy. Huge gamer. The board wasn't even overclocked and the caps still failed. I am going to put in a faster Core two for him and OC it to make him happy.

    Have two questions:

    The rest of the caps are Rubycon, green samxons. NO bulging but should I replace them too since its going to get OC'ed? Replace The little ones and the Big or just skip since they are so much better?


    Trying to get the best replacements.

    Specs for the Failed Samxon GD (M) are Impedance 18 and Ripple 1760 (2220 on taller ones)

    Relacements form Digikey :

    http://www.digikey.com/scripts/dksea...?KeywordSearch

    One is 19 Omh other is 9 Ohm. The 19 is 5000 hours vs 2000 for the 9 Ohm. Ripple is 2.18 and 2.88 Is the 9 still better for this application with shorter hours?

    There is a polymer one too.
    Is that overkill for this motherboard? There isnt much air flow where its going and it would replace the one that is bulging the most. Its ripple is 5.56 and ESR is 10.

    Apologize for the noobishness of the post. I really want to do the best for this board and for the guy. He has sent me some good referrals in the past and want to repay him best I can.

    Thank you for your help.

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    Re: Evga 122-ck-nf68-ar

    Originally posted by DigitalStone View Post
    The rest of the caps are Rubycon, green samxons.
    Are the green Samxon labeled GF? If yes, they are a bad series and will fail sooner than later.
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      #3
      Re: Evga 122-ck-nf68-ar

      Yep sure are. Thank you! Hate to get it all working then have to pull the board a few months later.

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        Re: Evga 122-ck-nf68-ar

        Bump for the forum being back online.

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          Re: Evga 122-ck-nf68-ar

          The link to your digi-key replacement doesn't work. What's the voltage and capacitance?

          EDIT: The ones I think you're describing are 1500uF 6.3V Samxon GD series. The only GFs on that board are the really small ones, so I doubt if they will be a problem.

          Replace the bad GDs with https://www.badcaps.net/store/produc...roducts_id=136

          The polies would work in thoery, but they won't fit - they are physically bigger than the original ones.
          Last edited by c_hegge; 07-07-2012, 03:32 AM.
          I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!

          No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards

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