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leventp:
Selamlar,
Bir süredir izlediğim her videoda bir "Xbox clock capacitor" muhabbetidir gidiyor. Anakart üzerindeki bir kondansatörün mutlaka sökülüp atılması gerektiğini söylüyorlar. Hangi kondansatörden söz ettiklerini bulmak zor değil de, mesele tam olarak nedir pek öğrenemedim. Sizin bilginiz var mıdır?
Sevgilerle, LP

Shax:
 1.6 Surumu harici board' larda bu kapasitorun akma egilimi oldugunu soyluyorlar. Bazi kaynaklar 1.4 ve 1.5 icin olasi diyor, bazi kaynaklar 1.1 ve 1.5 arasi diyor. Ama 1.6 surumu disinda bu sorunu yasamis bir suru Xbox var gibi gozukuyor. Ben de ilk defa duyuyorum.

 Through hole kapasitorun akmasi sizmasi garip hani.

leventp:
Kondansatörü kesip atıyor, yerine yenisini de takmıyorlar. Garip.  ???

Shax:
 Board 1.6 revizyonu degilse sokup atmak en iyi secenek gibi gozukuyor.


--- Alıntı ---Why remove it?: Essentially, on all motherboard models EXCEPT v1.6, Microsoft chose a cheap super capacitor to power the clock while your console is off. At around the 10 year mark after the console was made, people noticed that the capacitor -- which is filled with acid -- corroded it's way through the capacitor and leaked all over their motherboards, causing permanent damage. Essentially if this capacitor is not removed, the console is just a ticking time bomb that will eventually kill itself.

Are there any negative effects from removing this capacitor?: If your motherboard is a revision 1.6 motherboard, you will need to replace the capacitor with a new one, or else it won't boot (though it is unnecessary to remove it because they are different capacitors than previous models). If your console is on a very old softmod or BIOS version, it may not have the "clock loop" fix and will be stuck in a boot loop until you manually fix it by adding a font file to the HDD (Ernie font) or the latest MSDash, so make sure to update your softmod first if you haven't. Otherwise, the only thing affected is that the system time will not be accurate once unplugged.

How can I remove it?: First make sure to update your softmod to one that includes the clock loop fix, if you currently have a softmodded Xbox. You can follow either a YouTube guide, or one like this to take apart your console. The capacitor is in the bottom left of the motherboard and looks like this. You can either desolder it, or gently rock it back and forth with your hands until it snaps off.

How can I tell if I have a 1.6 motherboard?: Boot the Xbox in dashboard mode (by powering up without a disc in the DVD-ROM drive). Go to Settings and then System Info. A disclaimer will scroll down and will eventually show you two version numbers: a "K:" value for the kernel and a "D:" value for the dashboard. If the K value is 5838, it is a revision 1.6 motherboard and you do not need to remove the capacitor. source
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leventp:
Bilgiler için çok teşekkürler, iş çıktı demektir, uğraşacağız yine.  ???

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