Hey guys
Noobie here
, and have a few questions.
I'm recapping a pair of ASUS A8V-E mobos - both had the same caps go (I think they were the Vcore rail, but not sure). Upon inspection of the caps, I can tell that they are Nippon-Chemicon KZG's rated at 820uF and 6.3V.
Further research indicates that the KZG line is, well *ka-put*.
Obviously I didn't want to replace the caps with the same ones and have them explode 9 months down the road when my child starts trying to do my work for me, so I looked on digikey, and found some caps that were comparable. However I am concerned about impedance. I doubt my multimeter will test these things, so how do I find out what the impedance rating is on these time bombs? Or what could I use in the place of these?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and if you need picks, let me know.
Noobie here

I'm recapping a pair of ASUS A8V-E mobos - both had the same caps go (I think they were the Vcore rail, but not sure). Upon inspection of the caps, I can tell that they are Nippon-Chemicon KZG's rated at 820uF and 6.3V.
Further research indicates that the KZG line is, well *ka-put*.
Obviously I didn't want to replace the caps with the same ones and have them explode 9 months down the road when my child starts trying to do my work for me, so I looked on digikey, and found some caps that were comparable. However I am concerned about impedance. I doubt my multimeter will test these things, so how do I find out what the impedance rating is on these time bombs? Or what could I use in the place of these?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, and if you need picks, let me know.
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