As close as I could get.
The orginals were 680 uF 4 V 105 C. I replaced 'em with 680 uF 10 V
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OTish - computer soak testing ...
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electrolytics are such low tolerance anyway, it hardly matters.
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Apple non-iOS HW has been Intel-based for yonks, they dropped PowerPC in the noughties.
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You sure they weren't 40V and marked badly?
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I thought that, you wouldn't want them on a 5V supply, they'd be OK on the newish standard of 3.3V that electronic stuff is using nowerdays.
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electrolytics had
Absolutely sure. They were radila lead 8 mm dia 8 mm high.
Seven of them are around the CPU (Pentium 4, LGA775) on the outputs of seven 3.3 V to 1.5 V regulators. The processor lives off 1.5 V...