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Mentioned bad caps on irc to someone, and he got this photo...
http://www.rifraf.info/images/hp_caps.jpg More "TMS" caps, this time out of a HP system. he can't find any other brand on them either. Willawake, want to add TMS to the photo montage? --Randy |
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aw that is just gross. they have expensive rubycon MBZ there as well.
do we have permission to use the pic? it is a great pic. what happened to the 2 removed fets? toast? |
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It looks like they were never there - just a manufacturing option.
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dont tell mikey he has an even better animated chick on his site http://www.rifraf.info/
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I have the same motherboard that you guys have reported to have bad TMS caps! http://3dgameman.com/forums/images/smilies/jawsdown.gif It is just not used currently and is in an anti-static bag right now. My looking on that motherboard I have, there are United Chemi-Con and Sam-Young caps where the TMS caps would go. In the back strangely there are three good G-Luxon general purpose caps on the motherboard I have in a bag. In the front of the board there are three Rubycon MBZ caps and the two good brands of caps I can see on my board in a bag is the Rubycon and United Chemi-Con caps. The Sam-Young caps on the the bad cap list but they haven't failed yet.
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I don't think it had FETs there; not only do the pads look like nothing was soldered there, but he said the board still works great, he just put in the spare pile when he noticed the caps. (knowing it might not work great for much longer. heh.)
I'll ask him about photo permission next time I see him. --Randy |
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tms=too much shit?
btw the "missing" parts are for an optional phase not used on this model. |
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BTW, you can use my photo of the YEC in the Photo Montage if you like.
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TMS caps are very bad. Instead of the usual yellow/orange stuff we see come out of other caps we see TMS caps leak out chunks of dark brown stuff. Yuck.
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Many of my "torture" victims can be double or triple the rated Z, but the capacitance is still in-spec (though much reduced from the initial C - +/-20% is a really loose standard).
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Heres a failed Fulltec (bulged), Jee (bulged), and a CS (bulged with junk coming out the top) capacitor from a group that I pulled from an older rebadged Leadman LP-8800D that I was recapping "for fun". Ironically, the only cap that was still good (or at least looked good) in the O/P section was a 1000uF Fujiyyu, so you know if the Fujiyyu surived these must be bad. :eek: :)
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Here are some GL caps from an older Biostar slot A motherboard:
http://www.king-nerd.com/dood/images...d_100_1460.jpg http://www.king-nerd.com/dood/images...d_100_1461.jpg http://www.king-nerd.com/dood/images...d_100_1462.jpg These four were clustered around two MOSFET heatsinks that get very hot. Out of the 12 total caps on the board, these were the only 4 failed. Board was still working fine, but for longevitys sake, I replaced those 4. |
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Time for my submission. Two bad Chemi-con KZG 1500uF 16V caps from DFI LP B mobo (tought the rest looking quite OK, so maybe the one is just faulty and drag down the other one with it?) - pics can moderator took from my thread about it there: http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...?t=1345&page=2 (likely the 4th one or so - your pick - or the second one? ;) )
http://ax2.old-cans.com/badthingshap...20badcaps3.jpg Now my Epox 8RDA+ caps - one example cap, two pictures: http://ax2.old-cans.com/badthingshap..._Epox8RDA+.jpg http://ax2.old-cans.com/badthingshap...Epox8RDA+2.jpg Cap type 2200uF 10V GCS (re) 105°CT31A Friend old dead (burned mosfets because caps lost their capacity) ECS K7S5A mobo: http://ax2.old-cans.com/badthingshap...s_ECSK7S5A.jpg Cap type 2200uF 6.3V G-LUXON LZ 105°C 1117 (M) Enjoy! ;) |
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In the first three pictures, why are the failed caps in PCI slots?
The ECS K7S5A motherboard has been known here to catastrophically fail when the caps go bad in the MOSFET area, killing the MOSFETs. |
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Well, because I obviously desoldered them from the mobo ;)
You want me to solder them back in order to take a photo? :D |
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While UCC KZG series caps are not suitable for trodas's system, they are not bad caps in the common usage of Badcaps Forums, as I understand it anyway.
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I do believe that one of the cap (the burned-looking one) was faulty and dragged down the other too by excessive overheaing and losing capacity - therefore stressing the other one over the limits to the breaking point...
At least that is what I think happend. :pimp: Still, they did go and ain't quietly, after all :p: |
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