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![]() Today I bought... I mean friend of mine bought capacitors that I ordered, as the shop where i bought it is too far away from me, as he isn't understands anything in electronics, he just bought it as I ordered. At first shop on their page showed 1800uf 6.3V Sanyo caps, with generic picture and code SY-1800(which isn't correct). After little bit of search I found out that it was WG 8X20 capacitors(p.s found that out before buy). Ok, ordered, next day friend gives me package with those caps and some other caps that I ordered. But... This were NOT the Sanyo WG, these were Panasonic(Matsushita) FL caps, which are not for public, so I can't find any datasheet for them... by dimensions these were the same 8X20 caps also I cound't measure ESR or Capacitance, as I don't have needed tool for that. If you have Panasonic FL 1800uf 6.3V, that you are 100% sure are real, then send pictures here, also picture of mine caps are attached bellow(p.s i bought those for 0.41BYN/0.16$ a piece).
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I think that these caps are just generic Chinese low end caps. The price is wayy too low for something decent. I wouldn't buy or use these caps for anything critical.
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![]() real, but very old.
FL was rare even when they made them - mostly only used on pc motherboartds. |
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![]() Found out That logo isn't the same as on real panasonic(photo attached), i got mobo with real FL panasonics, logo is little bit diffrent, also color of this ones is black/white, while of fl which were used on mobo are black/orange. Also font with temp and series is too low on my opinion.
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Agree, I'm thinking that price is too low too, but this is was only variant that would fit into my motherboard with bulged Rubycon MCZ |
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![]() replace MBZ or MCZ with polymers
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![]() Eh, too late, this motherboard is crap mobo which costs 10$ max, and I already spent alot on it, so I'll just go with those caps, but which polymers you will recommend me then, it will be helpful in future for me
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![]() Also what can I say, is that our shops isn't selling caps more than 1500uf, and they cost 2.11 BYN/0.83$ each, and that alot for price of this mobo
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![]() i use cheap ali-express polymers.
even crap ones are better than the best electrolytics ![]() |
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![]() polymers dont have a sleeve, or a vent on top.
some foto's and links https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=78134 Last edited by stj; 06-02-2021 at 06:11 AM.. |
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![]() fake polymers? you mean fake maker or fake as in, they arent polymer??
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![]() i cant see it, they would need a cap factory and polymers are shorter so regular electrolytic guts cant be inserted into a polymer casing.
the only shit electrolytic that gets mistaken for a poly is the infamous FZ's |
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![]() there is no need to fake modern parts.
china is the worlds electronics factory - they have lots of "surplus" ![]() ![]() |
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![]() *Update*
Those caps didn't survived, maybe they are still working but they are bulged(Screen attached)... They didn't survived because they got overheated(common problem on this ASUS P5B-VM board, saw another one for sale with same bulged caps, screen attached by the way), even original factory Rubycons MCZ didn't survived this one, so those caps wouldn't get even a chance either ![]() Last edited by xnRS; 06-05-2021 at 12:49 PM.. |
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![]() Check the polarity of the capacitors: you installed them backwards.
Asus are crazy and uses the half circle on the PCB to designate the positive side. See for example: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=10480 https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=16890
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