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Hello,
I have two broken capacitors on my PCB.
http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2016...
Wanted to know if someone is able to test values of them on their own cards.
Or, If anybody has information about these values, it would be helpfull.
I want this card to be resurREKTed.
Thankfully
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This is a GAINWARD GTX 780 ti with a reference PCB, this means it is the original one, non-modified.
The GPU is the GK110-425-B1. ( GTX 780 ti)
Hope you can help.
Have a nice day.
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I have a GTX 780ti which I can measure with a multi meter. I'll do some measurements when I get home on the resistance / ohms of these and capacitors near the pci-e lanes.
This one is custom PCB but it should be the same for that section.
Thank you very very VERY much.
I posted this on GeForce forums with no positive answers.
You are the real MVP :D
217nf or 0.22uF (Capacitance, the amount of charge it can store) and 27 ohms on both. Note that I'm measuring these without power going to the GPU or being connected to motherboard in any way.
Thank you, I'm watching on mouser.com the component related to your values.
I'll tell you more, if needed.
Can you test the voltage aswell ?
I'm stuck here : http://eu.mouser.com/Passive-Components/...
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Hi, It will work if I find a solution to solder it..
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Did it actually worked out? Becous I have a 780 ti witch missing the same 2 capacitors and curious if I can fix it
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Which GTX 780Ti is this? There are custom PCB variants as well.
Also can you note down the model number labeled on the gpu itself?
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