GTX 970.Alternative to 4c05n Mosfet 30v 78a

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  • gersrt
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    • Jan 2021
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    • Ireland
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    GTX 970.Alternative to 4c05n Mosfet 30v 78a

    Im trying to change some mosfets on my dead GTX 970 gpu.

    I need the above Mosfets but finding very hard to source apart from Ali Express. Can any one recommend if there is an alternative I can use.

    Many Thanks
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    • caspian
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      • Oct 2015
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      Re: Alternative to 4c05n Mosfet 30v 78a

      Study the following page that is about laptops but can be used in GPU Mosfets too:

      https://logi.wiki/index.php/User:Pie...iginal_part.3F
      Last edited by caspian; 06-25-2022, 01:46 PM.

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