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Killed My Titan (Again)
Awesome, I will break out the heated tweezers tonight probably and get a couple off and measure them. Really appreciate that der8auer
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Killed My Titan (Again)
Thanks for the info der8auer and the offer. Are all the resistors on the back in that area of the same value ? If so I will just remove another one and measure it Is there a specific name for that type and size of resistor I should look for, I'll have a check for one on RS electronics website ?
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Killed My Titan (Again)
Having fixed it once already I have now managed to kill it once again, this time i was slotting it into the case and caught two of the SMD's on the back and knocked them off. Anyone know what they are as I can't seem to find them anywhere in my case, they seem to have vanished, so I will just order some from rs or farnell. http://www.the-grand-line.com/hwbot/20130924_233900.jpg Thank in advance all
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Killed my Titan
It's all already taped up safely and blocks are on :-( And I'm never ever ever taking the ek bridge off again, getting those o-ring gaskets on was worse than soldering on the cap, it took me like 2 hours to get all 6 in place lol. Haven't had time to test it still though was at the theatre last night seeing Wicked, but I'm confident in my soldering skills so all should be good
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Killed my Titan
It's all soldered back together, I haven't had a chance to test it yet but I'm confident it's all fine. I opted to solder 2 wires parallel to the board pointing upwards so they ended in between where the gap is between the capacitors, then I mounted the capacitor there. It was easier than trying to fiddle with the leg next to the choke. It came out pretty neat, I <3 my flux pen. EK block is on and I will give it a test Sunday as I am off to the gf's tonight. Thanks a lot for all the help everyone I'll let you know if it's all good Monday most likely.
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Killed my Titan
Before I go soldering this on the wrong way, which way onto the PCB should this cap go? Thanks in advance
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Killed my Titan
I'm fairly confident I can solder another one on, I don't run with ln2 but I do like to run high overclocks with my chiller
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Killed my Titan
lol i a not that great at identifying anything lol, i am pretty good at soldering though
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Killed my Titan
ok cool, it's a bit awkward anyways as it is right next to the large grey chip which I think is a VRM, so actually getting the iron in there is a real pain, it is the capacitor fourth from the bottom
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Killed my Titan
go for zombie ? I'm confuzzled Also I can't seem to desolder the copper legs from the PCB, would it be ok to solder a couple of pieces of wire on the original copper legs then solder the new capacitor to the wire ? Do I need to use a specific wire or does it just need to make sure it can handle 2.5v ? Thanks again all
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Killed my Titan
either of these ok then ? http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/tantalum-capacitors/7372838/ http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/tantalum-capacitors/0147639/
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Killed my Titan
I'll have a look on the rs electronics site now Thanks a lot guys
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Killed my Titan
Used some thermal epoxy to hold some heatsinks onto the card, as I was removing one it pulled the IC off, the legs are still on the board, but it doesn't look like i can solder it back onto the IC. does anyone know what these IC's are and where to get them, I tried googling the code but nothing came up http://postimg.org/image/6xsb4youb/ Thanks in advance
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R3E + 3x ENGTX480 overclock help please
Hmm, I will give that a go today, since i can just disable each PCI-E slot on the R3E
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R3E + 3x ENGTX480 overclock help please
Well I've done some reading and it looks like I might go ahead and try doing the cap mod, anyone know roughly what sort of gains I might see at 2560x1600 res ? also is the cap mod something that can be run on a daily usage gaming system ?
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