OCZ500SXS2 power supply
500W PC power supply from 2011. Still working - at least able to turn on with Pentium 4 PC, but with swollen capacitors inside.
PCB: FSPXXX-60GHY from 2011.
Triple rectifier bridge.
According to PCB markings, 500W was the highest wattage variant.
GBU406 600V/4A rectifier bridge, times three - probably because 110V is also supported.
GR8329N - 4 channel power supply supervisor, OVP, UVP, OCP.
Three swollen 1000u/16V capacitors. I've swapped total of 6 identical capacitors,
but three others (like C26) were fine when tested, probably belonging to lines
only lightly used and/or -12V.
R8CB05B0 PFC + PWM combo controller.
BH0170A - PWM controller for 5V STANDBY.
Faulty OST RLP capacitors.
This looked shady, though it was solid. I've resoldered it and added heatshrink tube here just in case.
D12BH-12 fan from YATE LOOT.
I've added some synthetic oil here.
New capacitors: Panasonic FR series, EEUFR1C102L, hopefully genuine. 8x20mm with 3.5mm pin spacing
like original, low ESR (30mOhm), high ripple current, long life (9000h at 105C).
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