Matthew Kane
Supreme [H]ardness
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Yeah i had to bake a 8600GT, and then the electrolytic capacitors all burst itself, so I went on ebay and bought myself 20pcs of 820uf 16v Sanyo Caps to replace the 11 820uf 16v JXL caps. The thing is that, there is also 3 solid caps that smelt like shit when I baked it and took it out, and although it doesn't look damaged, it looks like its about to burst. With the replace caps stuck in the cap soldering holes on the PCB as a test and see if the system boots up, the system boots up right, but no display, to check if its VRM failure, I touched the card to see if it gets warm, and yes it does, so I change my display settings to Onboard, and then then chucked in the 8600GT in the PCI-Exp slot and booted into windows and used GPU-Z to see at least the card gets detected.
Heres what comes up
Anyone have any idea what could be the problem, or whether I should replace the 3 Solid Caps? BTW, where abouts is the BIOS chip on a graphics card
Thanks
Heres what comes up
Anyone have any idea what could be the problem, or whether I should replace the 3 Solid Caps? BTW, where abouts is the BIOS chip on a graphics card
Thanks