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I remember soldering in new caps into a PIII Abit Mainboard that stopped working. Good times... (haha maybe not) But the issue was known to interested parties
by ysleepy 9y ago
I remember soldering in new caps into a PIII Abit Mainboard that stopped working.
Good times... (haha maybe not)
But the issue was known to interested parties and generally publicised.
- mitchty 9y agoI thought caps are generally the first thing you look at for any failing/failed electronics? Least I tend to, its pretty easy to spot bulges in electrolytic caps and pop em off then have things magically work again.
- g051051 9y agoI had to replace the caps in my SyncMaster 204B. The problem was so pervasive that I ordered a kit for my monitor online that had all the caps I needed for this particular monitor.