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| System Name | celer |
|---|---|
| Processor | Pentium 4 650 3.4GHz 2MB L2 |
| Motherboard | MSI PM8M3-V |
| Cooling | Thermalright SI-128 SE |
| Memory | 2048MB OCZ 2-3-2-5 2T at 200Mhz |
| Video Card(s) | Sapphire Radeon R9100 |
| Storage | 250G Samsung 850 PRO (MZ-7KE256BW) - 1024G WD Black (WD1003FZEX) |
| Display(s) | 19' iiyama ProLite E1980SD 1280x1024 75Hz DVI |
| Case | Eurocase moded |
| Audio Device(s) | onboard |
| Power Supply | Enermax 620W Liberty |
| Mouse | Logitech MX510 red |
| Keyboard | eTech PS/2 keyboard |
| Software | Win XP SP3 |
| Benchmark Scores | http://hwbot.org/submission/2455634_ |
synaesthesia - welcome here then! You will find many interesting informations there 
But not at all optimistic, tough.
ste2425 -
Easy. Use ONLY hardware with qualite not fake caps, and do not let them overheat.
The catch - you have to go cap by cap and you have to be able to spot/replace fakes. No-one can do it, as they come with more and more fakes each day.
So I recap my HW and that it is. It works
Mussels -
Pic by any chance?
lemonadesoda -
...better avoid this politic jokes there, it might lead where no-one want to be... 
This will NOT stop them. It can only slow the death, and not by very much anyway. There are already posted examples with bulging caps that come on right from the store hardware. I think you get the message... Of course old bad caps even not used die also.
Some even explode when used... happen to me. It was LOUD. I lost my hearing for some time...
Do NOT try it at home. If you see bulging cap, power off the machine now and never start it, till replaced. You can seriously hurt your ears or get shoot my the can flying towards you at high speed.
If cap can can punch thru a PCB or ceiling, it can punch you hard too. In eye it might be very well fatal.
tkpenalty -
Sure thing. When these fake polymers explode, then the can punch itself into a ceiling... so we already know what this is capable off... Remember that it is the hydrogen that power the explosion and the same stuff fly Space Shuttle to orbit... or to death as Challenger did.
False. Never ever.
Polymers have own casing, easily to distinguish. Some old Fujitsu polymers are just looking like a yellow elyte cap, even with the perforation witch cap of THIS size always have.
However todays are the polymers made as sleevless ventless caps that are easy to spot on. Of course you can't trust not established brands, as with elytes.
Just check the Samxon URL for example there: http://capsmod.net/caps/
But not at all optimistic, tough.ste2425 -
Easy. Use ONLY hardware with qualite not fake caps, and do not let them overheat.
The catch - you have to go cap by cap and you have to be able to spot/replace fakes. No-one can do it, as they come with more and more fakes each day.
So I recap my HW and that it is. It works
Mussels -
Pic by any chance?
lemonadesoda -
...better avoid this politic jokes there, it might lead where no-one want to be... This will NOT stop them. It can only slow the death, and not by very much anyway. There are already posted examples with bulging caps that come on right from the store hardware. I think you get the message... Of course old bad caps even not used die also.
Some even explode when used... happen to me. It was LOUD. I lost my hearing for some time...
Do NOT try it at home. If you see bulging cap, power off the machine now and never start it, till replaced. You can seriously hurt your ears or get shoot my the can flying towards you at high speed.
If cap can can punch thru a PCB or ceiling, it can punch you hard too. In eye it might be very well fatal.
tkpenalty -
Its good that they had the breakable vents.... imagine the vents didnt exist
Sure thing. When these fake polymers explode, then the can punch itself into a ceiling... so we already know what this is capable off... Remember that it is the hydrogen that power the explosion and the same stuff fly Space Shuttle to orbit... or to death as Challenger did.
False. Never ever.
Polymers have own casing, easily to distinguish. Some old Fujitsu polymers are just looking like a yellow elyte cap, even with the perforation witch cap of THIS size always have.
However todays are the polymers made as sleevless ventless caps that are easy to spot on. Of course you can't trust not established brands, as with elytes.
Just check the Samxon URL for example there: http://capsmod.net/caps/
but how exactly do you replace them? which type of caps are they called? do u get?
