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JaZoN_XD
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2020/05/06 21:29:26 (permalink)
Hey guys,
 
Was wondering if anyone could help me identify the part number for this inductor? The Q22 MOSFET on my 970 blew, I will be replacing that but for some reason the inductor seems to be broken as well. Can't seem to find a really similar part anywhere and don't have schematics to know what the current rating is.
 
Any help is appreciated!
 
Thanks!
 

post edited by JaZoN_XD - 2020/05/07 16:44:43
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    Re: GTX 970 SSC Inductor Part Number 2020/05/07 15:07:56 (permalink)
    sorry, I'd help if I knew the answer - maybe one of the other member can
     
    Did you search the web for photos of the PCB ?

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    Re: GTX 970 SSC Inductor Part Number 2020/05/07 15:22:08 (permalink)
    Whichever R22 inductor you buy be sure it's shielded with no more than 0.008ohms resistance and 8.5A. 


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    Re: GTX 970 SSC Inductor Part Number 2020/05/07 16:41:41 (permalink)
    Sajin
    Whichever R22 inductor you buy be sure it's shielded with no more than 0.008ohms resistance and 8.5A. 


    Thank you. I just realized I made a mistake in the post name, it's supposed to be FTW and not SSC, not sure why I wrote that instead of the FTW! (-2978)
    EDIT: I edited the post to reflect this change now 
     
    Although I have searched around and seen many board pictures and have another of the exact same model, looks like it's a 1R0 inductor and I believe it isn't shielded since the coils are exposed from the sides. Just don't know what's the current/resistance rating I should be aiming for, or if there's an exact part replacement.
    post edited by JaZoN_XD - 2020/05/07 16:45:13
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    Re: GTX 970 SSC Inductor Part Number 2021/03/29 11:32:12 (permalink)
    Hi Mr. Sajin!
     
    thank you very much for the valuable info regarding the inductors!
    Could you please let me know where can i buy those inductors?
    I search online and the only i can find is SMD type.
     
    Thank you in Advance!
     
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