Re: Corsair cx600 psu & ASRock B450Pro4 mobo wont start
Hi
Just looked up the Bulk Cap, its a ...
Samxon
270uf
400v
85°c
LP(M)
Dia 25mm
Hight 40mm
Lead spacing 10mm
Can you recommend good series for this Capacitor ?
Assuming the same makes as before are all good.
Thanks
PS Is there somewhere that explains what series caps you should chose ?
Also I assume which make is down to knowledge of what makes are good.
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Re: Corsair cx600 psu & ASRock B450Pro4 mobo wont start
Hi Momaka,
The Corsair CX600 PSU is over 8 years old, spent at least 4 years in a bit coin mining rig (on 24/7) before I bought it second hand. Then I have used it in a media center also on 24/7.
I have opened it up and found a very very slightly domed Samxon 2200uf 10v GF(M) ZDD 105°C8.
I fairly sure this is the smoothing cap on the 5vsb. + pin connects directly to the purple 5vsb wire - pin goes to transformer terminal.
Can't find these anywhere is there a replacement for...
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Re: Help with a Strange Resistor please!
Hi
This looks to me like a MILL Standard Resister
If so its a 4 band resister.
the 5th band just means "military Solderable leads"
Band 1 Red 2
Band 2 Yellow 4
Band 3 Silver X0.01 Multiplier
Band 4 Gold 5% tolerance
0.24 ohms @ 5%
hope this helps
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Corsair cx600 psu & ASRock B450Pro4 mobo wont start
HI I have a PC using a Corsair cx600 psu & ASRock B450 Pro4 mother board that won't power on after a shutdown (replaced a dead drive in a raid array) Not the boot drive.
With most things unplugged, including the 24 pin ATX connector, but not the ATX12v to cpu, I have +5.01V on the +5vsb pin 9 from the PSU. When I plug the 24 pin back in to the mobo, the +5vsb fluctuates between 1.1v & 1.9v.
Not sure where to go from here ?
Is the PSU at fault or is the mobo causing the problem
Look forward to any help :-)
If I plug the 24...
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Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
Hi I'm Danny or Ibod. I've been interested in electronics since a very young age (9).
I started with a Phillips Electronics Kit as a 9th birthday present. Even before then I would take things apart ( hopefully ) to see how they worked. Mostly they still worked after my investigations.
I have worked in many trades including as a workshop TV engineer for Phillips in my 20s. Most of my life I have managed to fix most things that break.
Now I'm in my 60s and still want to fix anything...
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