snarlydwarf;516463 Wrote:
> Not that I've seen: a working SB doesn't get THAT hot. A bit warm
> perhaps, but not uncomfortable at all. (So, maybe 80 degrees F? No
> clue, I suck at estimating almost anything...)
>
> Of course, some components just randomly die sometimes. I tend to blow
> up capacitors on video cards. ("ooh, look at the bulging top! I know
> what blew up!")
>
> Depending on what happened as it died, it may be possible to replace if
> you know someone with some soldering skill.
Good points all around. :) I examined the PCB and all internal
components looking for deformations, bad solders, or scorching and could
not see anything. If something was obviously toasted I would not
hesitate to heat up the soldering iron and attempt a fix. Can't tie the
failure to an event because it was working when I left for work and dead
when I got home.
Testing each individual component, however, is beyond my expertise (and
attention span). ;)
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