FYI: ASRock 4CoreDX90-VSTA caps

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  • twistedbottlecap10
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    • Aug 2006
    • 42
    #1

    FYI: ASRock 4CoreDX90-VSTA caps

    Caps that are on the ASRock 4CoreDX90-VSTA-

    Panasonic FJ, JPCON TK, OST RLP and RLS

    Hopefully they will last awhile, although I am worried about the four JPCON's longevity.
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    • tazwegion
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Jun 2006
      • 444
      • Australia
      #2
      Re: FYI: ASRock 4CoreDX90-VSTA caps

      JPcon, OST? ewwwwwwwwww nasty... are the panny's in the VRM section?
      Viva LA Retro!

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        • twistedbottlecap10
          Member
          • Aug 2006
          • 42
          #3
          Re: FYI: ASRock 4CoreDX90-VSTA caps

          There are 6 Panasonics and 4 JPCONs in the vrm section, while the OSTs(several of them) are dotted around the ram/pci slots on the board.

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