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  • spacefighter
    New Member
    • Nov 2015
    • 2
    • USA
    #1

    P5QL-VM Cap repair

    Hello
    I need some help picking out new caps for a motherboard, P5QL-VM EPU. The board has 20 “tk 6.3 820uf” caps. I found this. http://www.audunmelbye.no/2012/05/17...rboard-repair/

    I am a little confused about how close I need to get the specs compared to the old and new. I searched on badcaps and found this. https://www.badcaps.net/store/produc...products_id=49

    tk = Ripple - 1140mA , Impedance- 36 mOhms
    Rubycon = Ripple- 567 mA , Impedance- 56 mOhms

    So are they the right replacements?

    Thanks!
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    • ChaosLegionnaire
      HC Overclocker
      • Jul 2012
      • 3264
      • Singapore
      #2
      Re: P5QL-VM Cap repair

      nope its not. the ripple is too low and the esr is too high. for filter caps on mobos, u want around 1000mA on the ripple. 500 is too low.

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