23 Nov 2003, 17:34, SCOTT JONES (1:123/140), wrote to MATT MC_CARTHY:

Hi SCOTT.

 SJ>> including a year-old Soyo mb. The Soyo has *11* bad caps. It'll be 
 SJ>> a whole lot easier and cheaper to buy a new board than to replace 
 SJ>> those, unless anyone knows where I can get 2200uF 10V high-temp 
 SJ>> caps for cheap.

 MM>> Suggest Mouser.com.  The 1000{at}16V I've been replacing have been 
 MM>> $0.22 each. VERY fast on UPS ground delivery!

 SJ> I should probably have stated who I had already tried, eh?  I 
 SJ> looked at Mouser, but they don't have any high-temp 2200{at}10V in stock.
 SJ> Digikey has 'em, and now that I look, it seems like their price has 
 SJ> dropped a bit.  Let's see.  $9 and some change for the parts, $5 
 SJ> handling, about $5 for shipping.  That's not so bad anymore.  I guess 
 SJ> I found them.

I found two models of Nichicon for 2200{at}10V in the Mouser catalog, but you
_did_ say "in stock", which I didn't check.  

I always up the voltage one step _if_ I think I can squeeze them in, for
example, those 1000{at}16V that I've been using are replacing the 1000{at}6V that
I've been pulling out.  Since you are referencing 10V parts, I'd guess you
are doing the same.

If that Soyo has 11 bad ones, I bet they are the ones lined up behind the
CPU, in which case, "size _is_ important"!   :-))

     Good luck...  M.

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