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  • Smiffy
    Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 16
    #21
    Re: BF6 Mosfets

    Hi All
    My Tualatin 1.3Ghz is on the BF6 with 1.50v at 1690Mhz.The mosfets now hot again as is the vcore controller chip(RC5058M)Although the Tualatin processor is quite cool easily cooled by a 1U coppper cooler.So the plan is to replace the remaining caps with 1500uf although I may try 2200uf as I already have some.Then see if the FDB7030Ls work.Then if so heatsink them and the controller chip and glue a fan to the back of the Friendtech FTK-Slot/Z to cool the whole lot.Its an old board accepted but a Tualatin running at 1.7Ghz is still a pretty good folding rig.
    Smiffy

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      • Chris1992
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Apr 2005
        • 561
        #22
        Re: BF6 Mosfets

        >is still a pretty good folding rig.
        Also, it's still a great daily driver. Probably outperforms a P4 celeron 1.7GHz at 2040MHz.
        The great capacitor showdown!

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          • Smiffy
            Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 16
            #23
            Re: BF6 Mosfets

            Hi All
            What about this fella.Not 100A but input capacitance roughly same as original

            https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...899b875b5e.pdf

            Ta

            Smiffy

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              • davmax
                Badcaps Veteran
                • Dec 2005
                • 899
                #24
                Re: BF6 Mosfets

                The Philips FET looks good. If your planning to buy. Make sure you get the correct packaging eg Dpak.
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                  • Smiffy
                    Member
                    • Feb 2006
                    • 16
                    #25
                    Re: BF6 Mosfets

                    Hi All
                    Will do Davemax.Thanks for all the help

                    Chris1992
                    I sandrad it at 123Mhz fsb with cpu at 1605Mhz.Compared to my work mates P4 1.6Ghz on PC133 its better

                    P4 1.6Ghz
                    CPU 3971/2142
                    MM 9636/12395
                    MEM 726/725

                    TUAL 1.6Ghz
                    CPU 5578/2198
                    MM 14038/16916
                    MEM 848/890

                    Smiffy

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