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HoNY, that'd be a nice motherboard if it were either recapped, or had the caps stripped from it and hung on a wall. :)
taz, I'm a lucky one. Gotten a few old Biostar socket 7s with bad cap brands (forget which) and all of them appeared fine...only tried two out. |
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However, you probably won't find many bad caps on 486 or Pentium Socket-5 boards. |
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Thanks linuxguru... that's a better explaination, and tis' true I don't recall bad capacitors on older pre-SS7 motherboards, but I do remember encountering my first Luxon & G-L capacitors towards the apex of the SS7 era product.
Shroomie... Biostar is to motherboards, what Teapo & GSC are to Capacitors :lol: |
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I know...I had a M7VIG400 in my main rig for most of a year. (And yes, it had OST and G-Luxon caps; all of them are fine so far.) It was an OK board, if you didn't want standard features like four back-panel USB ports, CPU voltage adjustment, and SATA... :lol:
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Tazwegion: Thanks - BTW, I have two recapped Biostar M6VLA S-370 Via 8601 boards chugging away for the last 5 years - they're fine if you take care of the caps. I'd rate Jetway, PCChips/ECS and Soltek much lower on the scale.
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I use Hitano and many of board after replacing working. But many of combination with OEM HW (such as ManLi, PC-Chips...) and higher power consumption is not 100% stable. |
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Pannasonic FM 2200uF 6.3V dead in week or so of folding (one out of 10 ones, yet still machine become unstable)
:bash: :bash: :bash: http://www.badcaps.net/forum/attachm...tid=2990&stc=1 Bad apples happen even for the trusted brands. My first blow-off Panny :( |
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I think you installed it backward. Look at the negative pole in comparison to the identical values around it. ;)
Don't feel bad, even I've done that a time or two... :eek: |
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The manufacturing test area at Boschert had scores of little round holes in the acoustic ceiling tiles from reversed and wrong-voltage caps that launched. Some holes still retained the corpus dilecti; others, the missile simply went through the tile.
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Sounds like fun, I once "detonated" a cap the size of a small grenade... good times, still have both eyes and all my fingers! |
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Some KSC caps from an LC-6550 psu. They are on the 5v sb line. As i have seen similiar failures in Seasonic SS400FS psu`s with Ost caps, i think this could be a mistake fro the manufakturer and not necesarily a faulth on the caps.
The right one was the first in the pi filter, therefore mos ripple current. The left has no bulging, but replaced too. |
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Topcat - geeee, you are right! A stupid, stupid careless mistake. My bad. I can't understand how I can did THAT mistake, but I did it.
Well, at least we all see what Pannyes are made off - a thick yellow stuff inside :D :d |
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I have seen a Panasonic FC fail before, in my old VCR. It wasn't spilling out like this one, but the top was bulged a bit. Symptoms: VCR took ages to power on, every time you pressed Power it would cut off a second later. Eventually it would stay powered on, but took a further 5 minutes to 'warm up' before you could get a stable picture through it! Playing a tape during that time would cause it to snap :(
Eventually the VCR stopped working completely - no response, no matter how many times I press the Power button. Trodas, it's possible that the board stencil was the wrong way round - it's not unknown! Check the voltage across the cap to see if it's positive or negative - negative, and it's the wrong way round. |
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GSC caps busted hard on GFX GF4MX440 card :o:
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/attachm...tid=3113&stc=1 http://www.badcaps.net/forum/attachm...tid=3115&stc=1 User reporting "minor crashes" and are used to rebooting his machine at least 10 times per day... :o: :o: :o: |
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Here's a few pictures of Choyo caps in a FIC AZ-11 motherboard. It worked for a long time until I retired it. I took it out the other day to play around with PVR software, and it booted up, ran a few minutes, then died. That's when I found out about badcaps... lol There's a total of 12 bad ones that I can see. I've changed 5 so far, that looked to be the worst ones, but no luck on getting it to boot. It's giving a video card error code. I'll have to hunt down 7 more and change the rest now, I guess.
Feel free to use the pictures in any way shape or form! |
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cehtr ?
found in a seasonic redundant server psu module |
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I've already seen that - bad, of course - http://badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2372
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noname? vent brand?
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don't bother trying a search, they made it impossible.
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the name was omitted to protect the guilty.
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