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Article #102Re: Crisis in Japan: defective electro caps round the world
From: PCS Electronics
Date: Sun, 08 Dec 2002 16:19
Date: Sun, 08 Dec 2002 16:19
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I'm not entirely convinced that they're "bad". The bubbled up ones are close to the processor and that's where lots of heat is generated. It might be that they're under pressure for the temperature. Anyway, this motherboard is slowly aging and a burned-up cpu/MB might give me a reason to upgrade. I'm hoping it would hold up for a year until Hammer CPU's become available (64 bit athlons). -- Best regards, Marko - PCS Electronics --------------------------------------------------------- Turn your PC into a FM radio station http://www.pcs-electronics.com tel +386 31 318 236 NOTE: It is important that you include the entire contents of this message in your responses. This will greatly speed up future responses. "John Kimball" <johnkimb@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:i3h6vu02gs07lck21cceu114c19vt4kk1q@4ax.com... > on Sat, 7 Dec 2002 14:44:02 +0100 "PCS Electronics" > <info@pcs-nooo-spam-electronics-nospam.com> Message id: > <uWmI9.1264$tQ1.88070@news.siol.net>: > > >I can personally confirm this, there are a couple of caps in my > >Abit motherboard that look bubbled-up on top. But the MB is > >still working. > > > >I know I'll have to replace them eventually, but am putting it > >away temporarily. I hope they don't leak before I do it :-) > > If I were you, I'd not put off the repair. If the caps in the buck > regulator for the CPU core voltage go, it might take the CPU with it. > > -- > Graffiti seen on bathroom wall: > "I voted Republican because the Democrats left a bad > taste in my mouth." - Monica Lewinsky
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