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The PC does not start up the first time. Could swollen capacitors be the cause? And which ones should be changed?
Motherboard:
945g7ad 8ks2h Capacitors banging 6.3v 3300uF
are marked in red. Capacitors
banged 4v 640uF in blue.
The problem is 6v 3300uF I have whole ones. And of the four volts only at 540uF
Is it necessary to buy 4v 650uF capacitors or can I put less capacity? Or can they not be touched at all?
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It's likely that they are the problem.
New ones should be installed with the same voltage and higher. Although it is desirable to use native. 99% that LowESR capacitors are required, with ordinary ones it may not start
. The same applies to capacitance, not less, but better the same. Because you may not fit into the dimensions
. High-temperature capacitors are needed, ordinary capacitors will not last long.
It is customary to change not only swollen, but also neighboring ones in the same group.
This is a processor power supply circuit, here we need high-quality low esr conduits similar to those available, it is possible with a high voltage. Everything needs to be changed at once.
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