ATI Radeon 700 PCI-E with SACON?

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  • bigbeark
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    • Jan 2010
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    • Canada
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    ATI Radeon 700 PCI-E with SACON?

    My son has been using this video card for several months an now it is "no display".

    The through-hole electrolytics are all Evercon (junk - I know), three 1500uf 6.3v, 2 470uf 16v.

    The SMT phony solids are the question. I believe the ones with the halo and UD markings are Nichicon and can stay.

    Another six are marked 57 1000 6A, and I think these are SACON, hence crap, and must be replaced. The card has through holes on the back, so that's what I am going to use, probably Sanyo 1000uf 16v electrolytics.

    There is one real solid 470uf 16V V4S that I was going to leave there.

    Can anyone confirm that the 57 series are in fact Sacon?

    Is recapping this board likely to bring it back to life?
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