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  • Phaihn
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2009
    • 842
    • Canada
    #81
    Re: thermaltake tr2 430w

    is there a list of the capacitors that are in my psu that i can use so i dont have to open it up i would like to buy some good panasonic capacitors for it so if anyone knows what goes in it and can make suggestions for improving upon it would be great.
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