There are 16 470uF caps on my motherboard, 1 470uF costs me HK$0.8
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Phil_123
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Re: Does anyone here encountered blown 470uF caps before?
There are 16 470uF caps on my motherboard, 1 470uF costs me HK$0.8...
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Does anyone here encountered blown 470uF caps before?
I bought a 865G barebone for a steal (HK$680), but the motherboard is full of Asiacon crap caps. I am planning to replace all that crap with something better, should I replace the 470uF caps too? or should I leave those alone and just replace the 1000uF or higher caps? -
Re: Would these old rubys still be good
Rubycon YXG are general purpose caps and should not be used in P3/K7 or newer motherboards.Leave a comment:
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Samxon GD capacitors spotted on Metalware (PC Partner OEM) motherboard
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Samxon GD capacitors with Panasonic "T" vents are spotted on a Metalware LGA775 865GV motherboard by "dom" from HKEPC. It is manufactured by PC Partner, model 865GVMS7-AA0GV.
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Re: Stuck buttons in Samsung SyncMaster 152T LCD monitor
The buttons are click feel ones....Leave a comment:
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Stuck buttons in Samsung SyncMaster 152T LCD monitor
The buttons on my Samsung SyncMaster 152T are 'stuck' or whatever I should call it.. whatever button I press on, it repeats itself once after a moment, from a few seconds to a few minutes. Examples:
I press the power button, it turns on, after a moment it turns off.
I press the power button, it turns on, then I touch the Auto adjustment button, then it will auto adjust once every few seconds to a few minutes.
Does anyone here encountered this problem before and fixed it successfully? Is it a problem with the controller board or it will go away just by taking the monitor... -
Re: 11.00V output from 12V rail, Compaq (OEM by Liteon) 250W PSU
I use this PSU to power this configuration:
Intel P3 933Mhz
Asus CUSL2-C Black Pearl
NCP PC133 256MB SDRAM
WD800JB x 2
Radeon 9600XT
5 port NEC USB2.0 card
Aureal Audio sound card
Liteon 52x32x52x16x combo drive
Floppy drive
On the PSU sticker, it says
+5V 25A \______ Combined max power 145W
+3.3V 14A /
+12V 8A
+5V AUX 1A
-12V 0.8A
-5V 0.5A
Both UNI-T DT830B multimeter and Motherboard...Last edited by Phil_123; 04-23-2006, 08:48 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: 11.00V output from 12V rail, Compaq (OEM by Liteon) 250W PSU
No....Leave a comment:
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Re: Who makes HEC PSU`s?
All Antec PSUs are either made by ChannelWell or Topower....Leave a comment:
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11.00V output from 12V rail, Compaq (OEM by Liteon) 250W PSU
Is there any way to increase the voltage output back to a normal level, around +12V? -
Re: Samxon capacitors in Topfield TF4000PVRt PSU
That's a capacitor from a DVD player, not a PSU....Leave a comment:
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Re: Bulging Samxon 10v 1000uf
I couldn't agree more.
Samxon GL, if I remember correctly, is a general purpose capacitor, not the Ultra Low ESR ones Big Pope was advertising before he got banned.
There are no super capacitors that never bulge, it's just a matter of time. Even if you hand-pick and use the best rubycon or any other Japanese cap, heat from nearby components or [url=https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=278]bad/flawed circuit design[/url], etc. can bulge the capacitor.
It is not fair to blacklist all Samxons just...Leave a comment:
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Re: No brand is safe due to rampant counterfeiting!
Like this?
...Last edited by willawake; 12-23-2005, 05:51 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: List of bad caps?
Real life example:
In HKEPC forums, there was a trend of using ASRock motherboards, "savior of the poor people", and now there are many cases of the motherboards suddenly dying with no burnt components or blown caps, right after the 1-year warranty expired :P
P.S. ASRock uses Japanese caps.Leave a comment:
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Re: List of bad caps?
Capacitors are not everything.
Look at Asus, they used to use Japanese caps, now they use some unknown Taiwanese caps, but still they can provide you with a stable environment. OK, some new Asus boards has really crappy caps that explode due to high heat from the CPU, just get them replaced, and it's good again! Thanks to the high quality of Asus BIOS design, PCB design, manual design, tech support, etc.
Now look at Jetway. After being (insert word here) in the (insert word here) multiple times 24/7 for using bad caps, they now...Leave a comment:
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