Capacitors blown on my GPU
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I know they’re marked for negative or whatever, but these capacitors look super sketchy... I don't wanna mess this up and end up frying the whole damn thing
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Capacitors blown on my GPU
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So I've got this old NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
THIS THING
and the capacitors just straight up blew... they're labeled Intel Core i7-10700K.
they look LIKE THIS
I went out and grabbed some new caps from a different brand, but now I'm totally stuck. I can't figure out how to solder them on because the old ones don't show the polarity anywhere. No markings, nothing. And since this is a multi-layer board, I wasn't sure if the soldering process is different... I was thinking maybe I could just snip the old ones off and solder the new ones onto the leftover pins.
Does anyone actually know which side is + and which is - on an Intel Core i7-10700K capacitor?
THIS THING
and the capacitors just straight up blew... they're labeled Intel Core i7-10700K.
they look LIKE THIS
I went out and grabbed some new caps from a different brand, but now I'm totally stuck. I can't figure out how to solder them on because the old ones don't show the polarity anywhere. No markings, nothing. And since this is a multi-layer board, I wasn't sure if the soldering process is different... I was thinking maybe I could just snip the old ones off and solder the new ones onto the leftover pins.
Does anyone actually know which side is + and which is - on an Intel Core i7-10700K capacitor?