I opened my 350w turbolink power supply and it had 2 bad 10mm 10v 1000uf caps made by Fuhjyyu. All the others are Fujyyu but they aren't bad so I Just replace the two while I'm at it.
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Re: Albatron 865PE PRO II with some bad caps
on second thought should i replace all the caps in the PSU ecept for the two big ones because I haven't seen those go bad. Well it has lasted this long so it must be fairly desent. Sorry about all the Q's -
Re: Albatron 865PE PRO II with some bad caps
i am not familiar with that brand. for your main system it is a good idea to find a psu with a reasonably good design according to your budget and then recap it with good caps. then you have no worries about it failing and possibly nuking your investment in parts. Fuhjyyu is the new king of crap caps in psus, also caps can be off spec but not look bad. i would replace all Fuhjyyu personally.Last edited by willawake; 12-28-2005, 04:49 PM.Comment
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Re: Albatron 865PE PRO II with some bad caps
here is what it looks like, might just replace it with a more efficient psuAttached FilesComment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
what do you think PSU experts?Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Turbolink 350's are usually Deer... I'm shocked there are actually caps as good as Fuhjyyu in there, and it's not loaded with Rulycons or some of the other "fell off the back of a truck" brands out there
To be fair though, Turbolink does have one or two other suppliers - it could also be a Real Power Enterprise Co. unit, which is a little bit better quality. If it were me, I'd just replace the whole PSU rather than throw money into recapping it.
I wonder how many Fuhjyyu caps are actually failing outside of CWT/Antec units... been doing a lot of poking around at the Terasan site, and have spotted quite a few units from Enhance, Wintech, and Topower among others with Fuhjyyu caps in them. Haven't heard too much about Enhance made (Silverstone) units failing, perhaps due to not being that popular, but Topower is everywhere now that OCZ's units have really taken off in popularity. Would be interesting to lift the lid on am older Powerstream to see how the caps are doing.
Still wondering if poor cooling doesn't have a part to play in the number of failing Fuhjyyu caps out there. They're definitely not good caps to be sure, but I'm just curious how bad they really are.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
yeah i was reading a post somewhere which said something like "my antec smells like burning when i play games but antec said that is normal"
quiet fans are so BS. by the way that HEC hardly pushes any air but the temps seem good. i guess dual fan is the way to go. i will keep an eye on it though. actually i would like some good air noise, i am so used to servers. have you ever heard a DL380? its got 6 delta fans. nasty...Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Never heard a DL380... with 6 Deltas I'm not sure I want to now
That reminds me... the exhaust Yate Loon in my FSP 530W is on its way out now. It's making an intermittant grinding noise but still working for now - just like the Adda did before dying in my CWT 420W. And it's a 20mm thick model I can't find a replacement for
My new FSP 600W will hopefully arrive soon, but I'm not sure I should run it in this system due to the heavy 5v demand. Hope the Yate Loon can hold out for another 4 months or so yet. Maybe I'll take the FSP apart and try to replace the bearings in the fan sometime in the next two days.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Well I know you've seen more PSUs then me. I've actually only seen the inside of two PSUs. I don't really know what the inside of a good PSU looks like.Originally posted by willawake
Finally I ordered those nichicon caps for my mobo and PSU. It was less than $2 to get 4 caps for the tubolink PSU. I figure it has gone this long, so why not keep it a few more years.
As for installing them, well I hope it isn't too difficult. I did put mod chips in two xboxes and everything when ok for both except a wire fell off the bottom. I told my friend to wait and I'd fix it, but NO, he couldn't wait so he messed up the mobo taking it out. This is what I wanted to do to him
FYI: The air going in the PSU is 79F and going out it is 80F so maybe that is why it has lasted so long.
So Oklahoma Wolf you thing its made by Real Power Enterprise Co or some other supplier. I just love finding out what company makes something for another company.
Turbolink is what Aspire calls their cheap PSUs. see look
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Here you go - this is a 600W Zippy: http://terasan.info/dengen/no076/index.htmlOriginally posted by tylerlough
I can make out UCC and Hitachi caps in there. Delta also has a good reputation: http://terasan.info/dengen/no082/index.html
I spotted a couple Turbolink reviews online once upon a time that had legible UL file numbers on them (beneath the backwards "UR" symbol, begins with an "e") - once I saw those it was an easy matter to do a certification search at www.ul.com to see what company they came from. It doesn't always help me track down the OEM, companies like PC Power and Cooling, Antec, and Vantec have their own number, but most of the time it works.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
those are out of my price range, well not really but it is just more than I choose to spend. How good is Hipro compared to the mainstream brands like thermaltake, enermax, antec and FSP Group. Look they're cheap
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Given the size of the heatsinks and the power transformer, I think 250W might be pushing your luck on the P/S that is in the pic. I'd rather have louder fan noise and good cooling than "quiet" fans (lower RPMs) and system reliability issues. Do the 6 Delta fans sound like a small helicopter, ?
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
no they sound like someone set fire to the beehiveDo the 6 Delta fans sound like a small helicopter
more pics here
http://www.techmati.com/reviews/dl380g4/index.htm
actually looking at the photos it has 8 fans with the 3 redundant i put later.
i dont know how the vent looks but you could consider putting it on the outside of the unit (if you are talking about the rear fan).it's a 20mm thick model I can't find a replacement forAttached FilesComment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
Later today I'm going to pull that 20mm thick Yate Loon out of the PSU and try to replace the bearings I think from another 80mm fan I have lying around. Hopefully it'll work
Zippy was out of my price range too last week - I bought another Fortron for my upgrade instead.Originally posted by tylerloughthose are out of my price range, well not really but it is just more than I choose to spend. How good is Hipro compared to the mainstream brands like thermaltake, enermax, antec and FSP Group. Look they're cheap
Not sure about Hipro these days... the only Hipro I've seen was in my old Compaq Deskpro, which is nowhere around here at the moment to check on it. It looked halfway decent in terms of build quality though.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
You should keep in mind that a powersupply that can deliver 300 actual watts for power costs about 30$ to manufacture so looking at that page and seeing a "true 300 watt" psu for 8.99$ makes me want to kill somebody...Originally posted by tylerloughLook they're cheap
Granted this was a few years ago but development in this area is about as quick as that of the gasoline combustion engine so I would not be suprised if it costs more than 30$ to build it today..."The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
I was wondering about Hipro myself. My Compaq I use everyday has a Hipro and it has been running 27/7 since about March. Its only 250w and I added FX 5200, more memory and second hard drive and seems to do fine. Maybe they are so cheap because of mass production, being Compaq oem.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
In china the parts are dirt cheap and the labor is next to free (I feel bad for the workers).Originally posted by Per Hansson It also has no box, no cord and is possibly factory direct to newegg. I didn't really even look at the $8.99 one, it was this one that seemed good.
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
tylerlough; well, I'm probably not the one to listen to then. It's just that I would never buy a cheap powersupply, afterall, if it fails it can start a fire or destroy every component in your thousand dollar computer..."The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
bingo!Originally posted by Per Hansson
and no cheap plastic surge strips or ups either.
ever see a wounded mov get pissed off?
after repeated surges a mov will get leaky.
they start heating up and can go incandecent.at well below the 15a breaker current.
yes a little incendiary grenade in your 1.99 odd lots surge strip.Comment
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Re: Turbolink 350w with bad Fuhjyyu
I don't believe in buying cheap crap that will break after 6 months, I just like to get the most for my money at a low cost. That is why I believe in buying japanese cars, they cost a little more up front but their the same or cheaper than domestic cars in the long run because resale value and are also better quality. This is just an example don't start flaming each other over it. I would have used a different example but could think of any others
BTW I'm not that cheap, and I do realize the importance of a good PSUComment
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Hi to all forum members,
Got this faulty 350 watt atx psu dirt cheap from a local online seller as i am keen to use it as a learning tool to repair faulty power supply.
The faulty part is quite obvious from the burn area near the 16pin KA7500 BD pwm. The fuse is still intact with good continuity.
Upon power on ac, there is 5vdc standby power on cathode of diode D14 and about 10vdc on cathode of diode D13.(This should be the aux power to generate the 12v and 5v rail.)
Initially i replace the two burned resistors near my marked red arrow to 200 ohm resistor... -
This is not a fake Chemicon, it is genuine
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Hello,
I have an old OCZ Powerstream 520W PSU I would like to keep using. It works currently, but I opened it up and found some bulging caps which have me worried, I would like to replace these. There are:
4x Fuhjyyu 3300uF 10V
What could I replace these with? Where could I buy replacements that ship to Germany?
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Hi all
Currently have a slight hum coming from my PC speakers when power is connected. Not audible when music is high volume but only on low volumes you can hear it in the background. Have a ferrite core on power lead but no difference.
System is a TEAC Powermax 1300 - same as Hercules XPS2.100 system
Checked the caps visually but none are bulging
Have been advised to change the main rectifier cap which is currently a Fuhjyyu 3300uF 35V 18x32mm (not sure what pitch, probably 7.5mm)
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I have 2 of these. This one had no Standby Power when measured. For a cheap PSU this has a great many components on the PCB. Many tiny resistors etc. in the secondary.
I found one domed cap in the secondary and the PS-ON green wire looks to be damaged by arcing where it enters the PCB.
The third picture shows the arcing on the green PS-ON wire, and the second last shows the doming on the capacitor between the two toroids.
Comments and Suggestions welcome....
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