Xclio 450Watt PSU

tenub

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I got my Xclio 450Watt PSU today from Newegg and sleeved it with yellow sleeving. After finishing and putting it in my computer, I found a JunFu 6800 µF 25V capacitor on the ground. I did turn the PSU upside down because I couldn't find the fourth screw to it (thinking it might have fallen in the PSU). However, I also found another capacitor behind my curtains while I was cleaning the room up afterwards. I remember my brother disassembling my broken subwoofer for fun and very similar, if not the same, capacitors. My question is: Is it possible a capacitor fell out of my new PSU and if so, what should I do? I haven't tryed it out because I'm still awaiting for my CPU and HSF to arrive.

Please don't hate me if this is a very stupid question...

Thanks,
Joseph
 

mwmorph

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shouldnt be possible since the places it falls from would mean it's a damn small cap.
 

tenub

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Okay. Thanks for the help! I also found a review site online that had an internal view and I compared the picture with mine and everything looks the same. :) I also did find that fourth screw in the PSU when I opened it up again to check for the "missing capacitor".
 

rise

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yeah, i have thee x-clio 450 in front of me i'm putting in a new rig tomorrow and there really isn't a place for it to fall out of there.

on a side note, this is pretty funny. about 1/2 way down you see some x-clio stuff. its not like its out of the ordinary for companied to act like this but funny when they're caught. guy must have crapped when he got the reply.
 

Indyboy2

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Did xclio change there power supplys i bought one at the beginning of the year from new egg its th 480 model and its a great power supply but i recall the one i bought having active pfc and the new ones i see one new egg do not?
 

rise

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i don't think the north american were supposed to have pfc to begin with.