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  • greenlarteen
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    • Oct 2023
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    • Polska
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    Palit gtx970 fuses identification.

    Forum members . I have a Palit GTX970. Two fuses marked R are blown. I want to replace them but I don't know which ones to order.They were damaged when connecting the card with the computer turned on
    I'm learning, so forgive me. Maybe someone has a Palit gtx970 diagram

    Thank you in advance.
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    • petehall347
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      • Jan 2015
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      Re: Palit gtx970 fuses identification.

      AF2-8.00V125TM 2410 1808 8A 125V SMD fuse Fast Acting Surface Mount Fuses Marking R

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        • greenlarteen
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          • Oct 2023
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          Re: Palit gtx970 fuses identification.

          Thank you for your help

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            • ktmmotocross
              Boardkiller
              • Feb 2014
              • 3553
              • slovakia
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              Re: Palit gtx970 fuses identification.

              Originally posted by greenlarteen
              Forum members . I have a Palit GTX970. Two fuses marked R are blown. I want to replace them but I don't know which ones to order.They were damaged when connecting the card with the computer turned on
              I'm learning, so forgive me. Maybe someone has a Palit gtx970 diagram

              Thank you in advance.
              fuse dont blow themselfs. measure and i bet u find some short on other side

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