Blown 2060 turbo gpu, seems to be a bad capacitor (pictured), anybody know how to find this specific capacitor? Thanks in advance!

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1. Hi,

   Identifying and replacing a specific capacitor on a GPU can be challenging, especially without detailed schematics. Here are some steps you can take to find the correct capacitor:

   • Inspect the damaged capacitor: Check for markings printed on the capacitor itself. Typically, capacitors will have a code indicating their capacitance, voltage rating, and type (e.g., X7R, C0G/NP0).
   • Compare with the PCB markings: Examine the nearby components; often, manufacturer markings or silkscreen labels can help identify the component type and size.
   • Search for model-specific schematics or teardown guides: Look for detailed disassembly or repair guides for the 2060 Turbo GPU. Resources like iFixit or tech repair forums might have images or schematics.
   • Contact the manufacturer or authorized service centers: They may provide service manuals or part numbers for replacement components.
   • Use multimeter and LCR meter: Measure the remaining components or similar capacitors on the PCB to get an idea of the specifications.
   • Visit electronics component suppliers: Once you have the markings or specifications, source a replacement from reliable vendors like Digi-Key, Mouser, or a specialized GPU repair shop.

   Remember to exercise

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