Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

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  • Slashernator
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    • Oct 2021
    • 10
    • United Kingdom
    #1

    Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

    Hi,
    I've attached a picture of the Vega board model D050 that is missing a SMB Capacitor (At least that's what I think it is!).

    The component is C611 that is similar to C609 and C594 shown in the pic. Can anyone tell me what I need to order to replace it?

    Any other info please shout .
    cheers
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    • Slashernator
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      • Oct 2021
      • 10
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      #2
      Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

      Forgot to mention that it measures 3mm x 1mm if that helps!

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        • Slashernator
          Member
          • Oct 2021
          • 10
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          #3
          Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

          Yo guys,
          how do I measure the capacitance of single SMB capacitor removed from the PCB? Any links much appreciated. Most aren't in english.

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            • dicky96
              Sun Seeker
              • Mar 2017
              • 1825
              • Spain
              #4
              Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

              With a capacitance meter
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                • Slashernator
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                  • Oct 2021
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                  #5
                  Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification


                  Already subscribed last week. I'll get right on it.

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                    • R_J
                      Badcaps Legend
                      • Jun 2012
                      • 9535
                      • Canada
                      #6
                      Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

                      You may also be able to look up the datasheet for the ic and see what is used in that circuit.

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                        • Slashernator
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                          • Oct 2021
                          • 10
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                          Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

                          Hi,
                          Thanks for the assistance.

                          Where do i find the datasheet? Really new to this .

                          I checked the capacitor and it should've measured 1102 microfarads when set at 2000 microfarad on the meter.

                          What does this actually mean when I'm looking to replace the capacitor.
                          btw, measured the bad one and it was 70!!

                          then where do I find a replacement.
                          Any help?

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                            • Slashernator
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                              • Oct 2021
                              • 10
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                              Re: Radeon Vega 64 Model D050 SMB Capacitor identification

                              Got one.
                              What does a measurement of 1096 at 2000microfarads mean?

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                                • Slashernator
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                                  • Oct 2021
                                  • 10
                                  • United Kingdom
                                  #9
                                  Gigabyte Vega64 GPU ,What Surface Mount Component is this

                                  I have this component that was loose. What SMB component is it?
                                  Metric 3216 or imperial 1206.
                                  From a Vega64 Gigabyte GPU.
                                  The other two circled good components measured 1102 when the capacitance meter was set at 2000 microF. not sure what that means either.

                                  Any assistance to identify and aid my understanding, much appreciated.

                                  btw, couldn't remove any more solder than shown, set my ksger12 at 500!
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                                  Last edited by SMDFlea; 11-11-2021, 08:55 AM. Reason: Gigabyte Vega64 GPU

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