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Many motherboards are made with too cheap capacitors. After a while they start to deform or leak, and in the end the computer or power supply stops working.
Many motherboards are made with too cheap capacitors. After a while they start to deform or leak, and in the end the computer or power supply stops working.
Capacitors in switch mode power supplies and motherboards needs to be low ESR types. These are expensive and that is why manufactures try to use cheaper models.
Capacitors in switch mode power supplies and motherboards needs to be low ESR types. These are expensive and that is why manufactures try to use cheaper models.

Revision as of 11:45, 12 January 2008

Many motherboards are made with too cheap capacitors. After a while they start to deform or leak, and in the end the computer or power supply stops working. Capacitors in switch mode power supplies and motherboards needs to be low ESR types. These are expensive and that is why manufactures try to use cheaper models.

If you have a device witch has stopped working and the capacitors look like this picture there is a big chance that if you replace the capacitors with new LOW-ESR types it will work again.


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