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  • Behemot
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    Yeah I found him too but the price is terrible. Last time I took from Joe for aprox. 60 cents a piece. I would not take anything over 1 USD including shipping.

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  • mockingbird
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    Yes, RS is definitely OK as a replacement:
    http://web.archive.org/web/200502270...t/KMSeries.htm

    Here's a guy selling them:
    http://www.ebay.com/itm/120957531897

    KEep in mind the bunge of these particular caps will have those concentric rings. They're authentic, but they have that style of bunge because this was an experimental series from Samxon.

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  • Mad_Professor
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    Trying to see if I can change the capacitance and run with one fattie on the 12v rail, or maybe get a bunch smaller capacitance low esr caps and tie them together in parallel to give me my 6600 along with meeting the ripple and esr needs needed for my 12v rail

    The 3300 10v I can get from topcat using the samxon RS series since I don't have a datasheet for a CTC KM series cap to reference the esr or ripple but I assume RS is ok for that.

    Originally posted by mockingbird
    Check the rails with the 16v 3300uF caps... If it's not the 12v rail, you can use 6.3V or 10V 3300uF caps.
    No it's definitely for the 12v rail.
    Last edited by Mad_Professor; 12-31-2012, 12:34 PM.

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  • mockingbird
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    Check the rails with the 16v 3300uF caps... If it's not the 12v rail, you can use 6.3V or 10V 3300uF caps.

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  • Behemot
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    I need some too, however, Joe is not responding to my e-mails for several months now.

    Anyway, Topcat seems to have some Samxons RS, have a look at Badcaps shop. But prices are not anyway near Joe's.
    Last edited by Behemot; 12-31-2012, 12:21 PM.

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  • Mad_Professor
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    Resurrecting, I want to order some caps, but uh, we got a problem. No one has a 3300uf 16v 10 dia cap with high ripple and low esr. The only one that comes up is rubycon PX series, and it has too low of ripple and is no good.

    SO question is do I risk flea-bay or do I do a poly-mod? If so, do I have to poly the whole thing?

    Edit: never mind polymers don't do good, because of pi filter tuning.

    SO... yeah
    Last edited by Mad_Professor; 12-31-2012, 12:19 PM.

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  • Behemot
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    Must be that I get larger variety and lower prices for the numbers (tens of pices usually)

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  • c_hegge
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    AFAIK, you can get caps directly from Joe.

    Topcat charges $5 USD within the US, and $8 for overseas.

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  • Behemot
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    Get them from Joe directly? I think he is cheaper as well :-) Just depends on how much postage from Topcat costs, from Joe its 15-30 bucks depending on weight…

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  • c_hegge
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    *Gasp* Topcat doesn't have 3300uF 16V 10mm Samxons anymore. Only 10V I was about to suggest them as a possible replacement.

    EDIT: looks like you can still get them from Big Pope (http://capsmod.net/caps/)

    EDIT 2: Does anyone remember whether this one was affected by the conductive glue or not?
    Last edited by c_hegge; 10-04-2012, 04:40 AM.

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  • Behemot
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    Originally posted by ben7
    CTC is not very well known, but it is crap.

    Is the PSU outputting 5v_stb?
    Well most people here agreed they are mediocre. Definitelly they seem to last twice as long as most OST, Teapo and stuff.

    Check the fixation shit on rectifiers, on first revision (for a couple of years) it used to burn itself to the state it was conductive and than shorted legs.

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  • ben7
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    Originally posted by Mad_Professor
    if I plug it to my psu tester all voltages are present, but if you load it up with a modern system it will not turn on. but if I connect it to a simple socket 478 micro-atx board with a P4 and stick of ram it will turn on fine. But if I add a AGP video card say a 7800GS it will not turn on or add one hard-drive it will turn on but add a third one and it won't. Seems like caps are dried out.
    Check the voltage on the big filter cap with it turned on powering a slight load.

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  • Mad_Professor
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    Originally posted by ben7
    CTC is not very well known, but it is crap.

    Is the PSU outputting 5v_stb?
    if I plug it to my psu tester all voltages are present, but if you load it up with a modern system it will not turn on, even though I get the led light on the board. But if I connect it to a simple socket 478 micro-atx board with a P4 and stick of ram it will turn on fine. But if I add a AGP video card say a 7800GS it will not turn on or add one hard-drive it will turn on but add a third one and it won't. Seems like caps are dried out.
    Last edited by Mad_Professor; 10-03-2012, 08:41 PM.

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  • ben7
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    CTC is not very well known, but it is crap.

    Is the PSU outputting 5v_stb?

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  • Mad_Professor
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    ENERMAX Liberty ELT500AWT

    ENERMAX Liberty ELT500AWT

    I've had this since march 2006, it had been used in my gaming rig up until my sli upgrade last year and had been used a test PSU for a short period before finding it's way into my new fileserver for 2 or 3 months during the transition from my old fileserver which still had the corsiar 650w.

    Well about 3 weeks ago I needed to install pci-e usb port adapter into my server. I shut it down and work on it and then when it came to start her up, she did not turn on. I pull the 650w out of the old fileserver and plug her in and she fired up fine.

    So this liberty psu had finely succumb to age and dried out caps. It will work on low power systems like celeron M-atx S478 or PIII systems but the newer 775 or am2/3 it will not; it used to though.

    Anyways I open it up and look inside,

    It's got three 3300uf 10v and two 3300 16v two 500uf 10v caps and then one I can't identify because it's turn towards heatsink. The brand is CTC?

    I plan on recapping it, I may have a problem with the sizes height wise anyways. Four of them are 35mm and two 30mm, but diameter... get this, 10mm. Do they make them like this? what would be good to replace the caps considering how compact everything is.
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