Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 09:35:15 -0500 From: Dale Woolridge <dale-list-freebsd-smp-3@woolridge.org> To: freebsd-smp@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: Over heating of the ABit BP6 motherboard Message-ID: <20030127143515.GA7467@woolridge.ca> In-Reply-To: <200301270812.h0R8Cl8g072290@apollo.backplane.com> References: <20030115141300.S45542-100000@x12.dk> <20030115164141.GG1524@woolridge.ca> <200301270812.h0R8Cl8g072290@apollo.backplane.com>
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On 27-Jan-2003 00:12 Matthew Dillon wrote:
| : as the reported EC10 cap problem. As far as I know, simply replacing
| : the 1000uF/10v caps with non-Jackcon ones is sufficient. As per reports,
| : I'll replace EC10 with a 1500uF/6.3v cap. I'll send out another note once
|
| Has anyone measured the voltage across those caps? If they are
| electrolytic it's generally a good idea to put a significantly
| higher voltage rating in verses the nominal voltage across the cap
| (they'll last a lot longer). I am somewhat worried that the original
| caps were 10v rated and you are replacing them with 6.3v rated.
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I did two sets of cap replacements: the first
was replacing the 1000uF/10v caps in EC{18..25} with identically rated,
non-Jackcon caps; the second was replacing the single 100uF/10v cap in
EC10 with a 1500uF/6.3v one. The first I did because one of my originals
popped and the rest were looking suspiciously like problematic caps in
my VP6. The second I did as recommended in several places, one of which
quotes Abit UK thusly: "...all that is required is to replace the EC10
capacitor with one, value 1500uF/6.3v." So, yes, EC10 is replaced with
a 6.3v, but it's the recommended fix and the original cap is the wrong
one anyway.
--
-Dale
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