Msi MS-7028 915P Neo2 smd cap blown

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  • Gabriel
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2010
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    • Norway
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    Msi MS-7028 915P Neo2 smd cap blown

    Replaced the Ost Rla with Sanyo Sepc and Kzg with Mbz.

    Still had a very high frequency noise, board works but almost impossible to be in the same room.

    I noticed that smd cap C368 had blown, any of you have a similar layout 915P neo2 board and can measure this cap ?

    If not, what should I replace it with ?
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