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    ICDEZ_CAM
    • Feb 2011
    • 26

    #1

    Nvida GeForce 5200



    Hi All,

    I Have A GeForce 5200 That Has 3--3.6v Split Caps....

    Where Can I Find Them To Buy?
    Let Me Know!!!!!
    Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011
  • Scenic
    o.O
    • Sep 2007
    • 2640
    • Germany

    #2
    Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

    https://www.badcaps.net/store/index.php ...?

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    • cookieCAM
      ICDEZ_CAM
      • Feb 2011
      • 26

      #3
      Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

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      Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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      • cookieCAM
        ICDEZ_CAM
        • Feb 2011
        • 26

        #4
        Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

        I'm A nOOb.......Sorry
        Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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        • bigbeark
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Jan 2010
          • 661
          • Canada

          #5
          Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

          Please post ALL the info written on the caps. The capacitance, indicated in uf, voltage, maker and series. Photos are best. Need also to know if they are surface mount or through hole.

          Post some pictures and we can tell you waht to use as replacements.

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          • Evil Lurker
            Warranty Voider
            • Feb 2011
            • 454

            #6
            Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

            Assuming that this is an AGP card...

            Hate to say it but those old 5200 cards are almost beyond the point of being economically feasible to repair. The performance of the 5200 GPU absolutely sucks (but still beating most integrated graphics solutions) and last time I checked used cards in working order can be purchased off Ebay for less than $15 and a slightly slower Geforce 4 MX-440 Dell pull for $7-8.

            If you would like to try and repair the card anyways I would look at radio shack or perhaps a local electronics repair place to try and source the caps locally... just keep in mind that as long as the values are similar and you can fit them on the card (larger size is OK u might have to do a little creative bending on the leads) they should work. Reason for local sourcing is if you attempt to order replacements online once shipping costs are factored in the grand total could exceed the replacement value of the card... not to mention the fact that if your card is already dead the caps might not bring it back to life.

            If for whatever reason you choose or are forced to seek a replacement and you decide to stick with your current motherboard look for a Geforce 6600GT for around $25 on Ebay or perhaps a 6200 in the $15-20 range. The 6600GT has support (and the horsepower to back it up) for purevideo and some other eyecandy that'll make your streaming online video look much nicer. The 6200 supposedly has support for these features but lacks the chutzpah to properly implement them. Performance wise the 6600GT is roughly that of a low end ATI Radeon HD series card say a 2400, 3450, or 4350 just without the additional DX10 support.

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            • momaka
              master hoarder
              • May 2008
              • 12160
              • Bulgaria

              #7
              Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

              Originally posted by Evil Lurker
              If you would like to try and repair the card anyways I would look at radio shack or perhaps a local electronics repair place to try and source the caps locally...
              With regular gas at ~$3 a gallon here, I don't see how driving around town and looking for local places will be much cheaper. And chances are, those local places won't sell low ESR caps either (which is what you will need if you want to have a greater chance of success at repairing this video card).
              Buying capacitors from Radio Shack is even worse - they are not low ESR and they are expensive, running you almost $1 per cap.

              Save yourself the trouble. Either buy proper caps online (which will very likely cost less than $10), or get a new video card.

              Personally, I'm a fan of fixing things, even if the repair costs almost as much as the new item.
              If nothing else is wrong with the video card other than the bad caps, new caps should make it work again.
              If you do go that route, post all of the info written on the caps, as bigbeark mentioned so that we can help you find replacements.

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              • cookieCAM
                ICDEZ_CAM
                • Feb 2011
                • 26

                #8
                Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                I'll Check Raido Shack.
                I Was Fixing A Lady At Works Computer So It Had This Prob. And I Bought a New Card And Took This.

                Gas Where I Am Is $3.51 (Thank You Obama,Thank You Libya)


                It's Somewhere I Can't Go To Get It....So I Try To Find A Pic.

                Thanks,Cam
                Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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                • cookieCAM
                  ICDEZ_CAM
                  • Feb 2011
                  • 26

                  #9
                  Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                  How Do I Put A Pic In A Post?
                  Got A Pic.
                  Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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                  • delaware74b
                    Badcaps Veteran
                    • Apr 2009
                    • 628
                    • USA

                    #10
                    Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                    Go to FAQ, (it's the first thread in the first section of the forum)
                    Last edited by delaware74b; 03-04-2011, 07:59 PM.
                    Stupidity should be a crime, especially for drivers. I have NO patience for them.

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                    • cookieCAM
                      ICDEZ_CAM
                      • Feb 2011
                      • 26

                      #11
                      Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                      delaware74b

                      I'm Sending U A PM.
                      Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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                      • cookieCAM
                        ICDEZ_CAM
                        • Feb 2011
                        • 26

                        #12
                        Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                        Check Your PM's When You Have A Sec Please,delaware74b
                        Thanks, cookieCAM (Cam)--Updated:March 2011

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                        • Philly Cheese Steak
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 114
                          • USA

                          #13
                          Re: Nvida GeForce 5200

                          http://www.gpureview.com/how-to-fix-...ticle-798.html

                          It is a brick anyway, I have heard of people refixing GPU'S by baking them in the oven. Its a long shoot but................
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