This power supply powered a c2d 6400, 2x512MB DDR2, Sapphire X1650 PCIE, WD SATA 200GB 7200, DVD-ROM, DVD-RW, Hybrid PCI TV Card and 2 led fans without a problem for 5 years.
My friend brought it to me to upgrade the RAM and take a look at it. I checked the voltages and they were all ok. It passed every test that I did to it. There are no bad caps on mobo.
So, I opened the psu to take a look inside, being confident that everything would be ok.... I was wrong. There are 2 TEAPO 820uF 200V primary caps and 1 of them is bulging. I pushed the top of the cap with my finger but it doesn't get flat like the other...
Why that cap failed?? There is no APFC, neither high frequency ripple, the input filtering is great and the capacitor is a Teapo, not some fuhjyyu or Capxon...
My friend brought it to me to upgrade the RAM and take a look at it. I checked the voltages and they were all ok. It passed every test that I did to it. There are no bad caps on mobo.
So, I opened the psu to take a look inside, being confident that everything would be ok.... I was wrong. There are 2 TEAPO 820uF 200V primary caps and 1 of them is bulging. I pushed the top of the cap with my finger but it doesn't get flat like the other...
Why that cap failed?? There is no APFC, neither high frequency ripple, the input filtering is great and the capacitor is a Teapo, not some fuhjyyu or Capxon...
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