Soltek SL-75KV+ missing caps help identifying

Posted on 2022-02-14, 19:13

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by rcarkk

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Hello guys. Got this board without 16 caps. One of the boards the seller used to remove caps and practice soldering. Acording to him, the board was working fine. Any one can help me regarding capacitor identification? It's a Soltek SL-75KV+. Thank you

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Re: FID SD11 rev.1.8 - Help with missing caps

Posted on 2022-02-08, 14:17

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by rcarkk

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470uF/10V, Teapo SEK series. The ones near the ATX power connector are SH series. Good luck! I did solder the 2 caps with 220uF 16v near the ATX connector on Friday and board posted fine. Worked fine without the C31 near the SB. Are you completely sure the cap C31 near the southbridge is 470uF 10v? …

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Re: FID SD11 rev.1.8 - Help with missing caps

Posted on 2022-02-05, 13:25

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by rcarkk

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Both are 220uF/16V. Generic TEAPOs, they don't look low-esr or anything special. Positive goes to the square pads. Same revision, 1.8. I only noticed today that there is one cap missing near the South Bridge. I leave a photo of the place were it sits. Can you please help me with the values of the …

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Re: FID SD11 rev.1.8 - Help with missing caps

Posted on 2022-02-03, 11:22

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by rcarkk

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quicknick wrote on 2022-02-02, 21:55: Both are 220uF/16V. Generic TEAPOs, they don't look low-esr or anything special. Positive goes to the square pads. Same revision, 1.8. Thank you very much. Now i can solder the caps and test it. Fingers crossed!

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FID SD11 rev.1.8 - Help with missing caps

Posted on 2022-02-02, 11:30

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by rcarkk

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Hi guys, i would apreciate your help in this. I attached a picture with the missing caps, with a red marking. This board acording to the seller, was used to donate those caps, but was working, so fingers crossed. I need to know the values of the 2 caps in the 1.8 revision board. Thanks in advance

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-09, 16:56

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I have noticed now that even the button battery has the writing exactly aligned with the horizon Yeah, This computer is aligned with the Pyramids of Egypt and constellation Orion. it is not a joke, it is in these details that you can see the very high level of the work performed. A masterpiece.. …

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-08, 17:18

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Would you mind describing how you made that sexy cable management? It looks like you have a cardboard or something that you wrap the cable around with cable clips? If I ever decide upon a first final system I might copy the style.. Yes, i used dual sided, glued cardboard, but im planning to use …

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-08, 16:48

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Batyra wrote on 2021-12-08, 16:09: I love this clean look and super socket 7 too! Really nice! Thank you 😀

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-08, 16:48

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Would you mind describing how you made that sexy cable management? It looks like you have a cardboard or something that you wrap the cable around with cable clips? If I ever decide upon a first final system I might copy the style.. Yes, i used dual sided, glued cardboard, but im planning to use …

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Re: So, like, does the K6 3+ 550mhz really exist?

Posted on 2021-12-08, 16:30

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What scores are you getting with that OC and GF2 GTS on 3DMark2000 and Quake 3? 4473 points in 3DMark2000 (without any fine-tuning). As for Quake 3, it seems that for some reason I didn't write down the score, but I do remember that it was very playable (with sound) even by modern standards (so 50 …

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Re: So, like, does the K6 3+ 550mhz really exist?

Posted on 2021-12-08, 15:13

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These cpus aren't multiplier locked. Usually you run them at 100 base clock (95 or 105 is quite ok too) with multi up to 6X. Yeah, but on a board like the Asus P5A, it would be a real shame to stick with FSB100, since the speed boost when going above 100MHz can be quite substantial. My fastest SS7 …

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Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread

Posted on 2021-12-08, 13:11

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luckybob wrote on 2021-12-08, 03:53: Until I see otherwise, I'm going to assume it's one of these situations.... Funny picture 😀

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-08, 13:11

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Intel486dx33 wrote on 2021-12-08, 02:45: AlessandroB wrote on 2021-12-06, 19:15: I have noticed now that even the button battery has the writing exactly aligned with the horizon Yeah, This computer is aligned with the Pyramids of Egypt and constellation Orion. Thanks. That´s motivating to try to …

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Re: So, like, does the K6 3+ 550mhz really exist?

Posted on 2021-12-07, 19:50

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I am not sure. Perhaps an extraordinary cherry pick of the K6-III-450 series, or one of their last production runs with superior wafers and all the production issues worked out? Well, considering how hot the original K6-3 400 ran in my tests at 2,4v to be stable... well.. some really lucky …

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Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread

Posted on 2021-12-07, 19:15

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pan069 wrote on 2021-12-06, 20:23: Nice cable management. Would love to see a photo of the rear side (or the back) to get a better view on the management of the power cables. 😀 It will remain a mistery for you 😀

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-07, 15:06

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Absolutely, you certainly it was a compliment, in the film the killer had an incredible skill in detail, a skill so out of the ordinary that it never allowed him to be discovered. I consider this skill extraordinary and that is why it was mentioned. Obviously, no one kills anyone in the IT world. …

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-07, 13:10

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Chill out guys. It was just a funny comparison 😀

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-06, 19:24

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I have noticed now that even the button battery has the writing exactly aligned with the horizon Nahh, i just love to improve from build to build. This one and my last two builds gave me good lessons. I really have a lot to learn in computer build. But every detail mater in the big picture of …

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Re: The K6-III build

Posted on 2021-12-06, 19:03

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Looked at this again.. sorry for drooling.. you even have an and logo on one of the fans. Maybe if you put a sticker on the other ones as well for further perfection? :-D Ahah, thanks man. I didn´t put more amd logos because then it would be excessive. And i like the clean look of a generic black …

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Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread

Posted on 2021-12-06, 12:18

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More pics

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