Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
All the FSPs around here get bulging teapo and good capxon
"POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
By unit price alone the primary caps I want are just under $5 a piece, however with the $8 CAD flat rate shipping that Digikey.ca charges for orders under $200, and the high sales tax of the Canadian province I live in (15%) the total comes to just over $19 if I were to order two new primary caps.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
To be honest, I'm not too worried about Teapos in PSUs as long as they're at least halfway decently ventilated, but CapXon? No way..
Every single flaky or dead FSP based PSU I come across has bad Capxon KM/KF all over the place
The batch of dead be-quiet! E5 series PSUs I got recently all had a single non-bulging Teapo surrounded by Capxons puking their guts out lol
edit: the be-quiet! E5 series as well as many other BQ's are FSP OEM, but custom made (not quite like any regular FSP series)Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
It's probably worth the price paid, considering how appallingly unreliable those KDCs are.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
By unit price alone the primary caps I want are just under $5 a piece, however with the $8 CAD flat rate shipping that Digikey.ca charges for orders under $200, and the high sales tax of the Canadian province I live in (15%) the total comes to just over $19 if I were to order two new primary caps.
My dream came true...
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
I might make the $20 investment into buying two new primary caps on my next paycheck
I did not mention Antec's other product lines having good caps, just their higher end HCG and HCP linesLeave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Yes, but not in entry level. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/artic...ly-Review/1487Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
I've seen Ltec in an Antec Basiq BP430 430W PSU, however I think Antec's pretty bright these days to have all Japanese capacitors in their High Current Gamer and High Current Pro lines of power supplies.Last edited by Newbie2; 02-14-2012, 12:38 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Antec still makes PSUs with Teapo and Capxon.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
I did.. in an Antec of couse
out of a Truepower 550 EPS
http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/badcaps...0/fuhkyoo2.jpg
http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/badcaps...0/fuhkyoo3.jpg
one was noticeably lighter than the other and the innards were flopping around loosely..Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
"recently" is a bit of an overstatement..
Searching for that PSU on google, the first result is a post on tomshardware from may 2004 lol
It's just a Truepower .. not Truepower New or Truepower 2.0, so it's pretty damn ancient.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
"recently" is a bit of an overstatement..
Searching for that PSU on google, the first result is a post on tomshardware from may 2004 lol
It's just a Truepower .. not Truepower New or Truepower 2.0, so it's pretty damn ancient.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
botch-jobbed with a piggyback PCB.. Antec styleLeave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Then again, it's an active PFC PSU (even though it's botch-jobbed with a piggyback PCB.. Antec style), so it probably doesn't need THAT much bulk capacitance on the primary (?)
2x 680uF in series = 340uF compared to your 500-600uF suggestion. And this is an old unit too (not much beef on 12V yet)Last edited by Scenic; 02-14-2012, 12:57 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
How does bloating affect primaries? Can you measure a lack of uF flowing through it? I ask because I ordered a brand-new primary cap from a well-known "good-brand" cap manufacturer that came bloated.
I emailed them, but any effort on my behalf to get them to admit to their lack of QC was met with their disclaim.
So you're saying the KDC primaries fail in drovesLeave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Scenic: I would use bigger than 680uF for a 550W PSU - probably 1000uF or 1200uF.
c_hegge: So you're saying the KDC primaries fail in droves??? All the Fuhjyyu primaries I have look fine and are at least five years old, so that's super appalling.KDC
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
I did.. in an Antec of couse
out of a Truepower 550 EPS
http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/badcaps...0/fuhkyoo2.jpg
http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/badcaps...0/fuhkyoo3.jpg
one was noticeably lighter than the other and the innards were flopping around loosely..Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Or maybe even worse.
When I see them after only 3 years or so, they are VERY bloated, looking like they are about to explode. In one case, not only was there a major bulge from the top, but the rubber seal was so bulged out that it had pushed the cap off the PCB.Leave a comment:
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Re: "POWER PC" ML915 350W power supply
Mind you, I haven't yet seen a bloated Fuhjyyu primary cap in person. So I guess KDC are as bad as SWCON.Leave a comment:
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