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I'm back to report that the re-cap was successful!

I made a video of the process here:

"Sonic Core Creamware Pulsar II capacitor replacement"
https://youtu.be/5dcZLVWpHcw

Here you go!

"Sonic Core Creamware Pulsar II capacitor replacement"
https://youtu.be/5dcZLVWpHcw

I've just fixed mine, I'll be putting up a video tutorial "soon". So don't get rid of the cards.

It's going well!
I've replaced all the 47uF 16V and 47uF 6.3V caps on both Pulsar IIs.
I do have a hot air rework tool here also, but I'm finding it easier with the regular iron to be honest.
I'm now looking at the I/O board to see which caps I need to order to replace on that.
If you could take a ...

OK, let's do this
https://imgur.com/a/oCduAgg

You underestimate how many times I’ve reseated the IO Plate to try and fix scope issues!

Good point. I looked online and could only find two photos of the ADAT I/O Plate so have added them to my linked document:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17WOqBZr1I5CMNnFLgXwaMrL850GPau-vFlqZhaU-rsM/edit?usp=sharing

It looks like there were maybe two revisions of the ADAT IO plate, and I ...

OK, fun times. Now that I know what to look for I've noticed that I'm actually missing FOUR capacitors! :lol: 😂
I've updated the graphic here to highlight them:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17WOqBZr1I5CMNnFLgXwaMrL850GPau-vFlqZhaU-rsM/edit?usp=sharing

I'm borrowing a hot-air rework ...

hewlet wrote: Thu Oct 11, 2018 11:49 am I can upload a video of how i recap the board next week

Would love to see that video if you have it?

O.M.G. How did I not spot that - thank you for pointing it out!

I couldn't find the cap anywhere, so I'll need to buy a spare.
Is anyone able to confirm if these would be a good replacement?

The part I need
https://i.imgur.com/bZsTQTf.png

What I'm suggesting I buy
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm ...

I've been having bad stability issues with my card, no audio, loud crackles, etc.
I took a look at all the capacitors under a microscope to look for any damage and it all looked fine apart from this one hair-line shown here.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17WOqBZr1I5CMNnFLgXwaMrL850GPau ...

I've added your result to the spreadsheet, congrats on having the oldest motherboard on there : )

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Just chiming in here to say I also have an A16U and also need to warm it up before I can use it, 5-15 minutes.
If I launch Scope too soon after cold I either get loud digital noise from the A16U, or lots of rapid crackles. If I let it warm up it works fine all day.

My new EP just got released, all made on Scope:

https://open.spotify.com/album/7vwtx4SndY6W54gjzwBlPR?fbclid=IwAR3-SHB306-5egoJQ21EnAOyhJtSg1-N0i0CQm2m_aIe4ngyPVaLgeMb_Cg

https://oddskool.bandcamp.com/album/adoorable-clog

There's a lot of Scope in these tracks (!) but sharp ears could listen ...

Interesting development:

Newly built PC and installed a different application, "Ricoh Theta", https://support.theta360.com/en/download/pcmac/, which causes the same ScopePci.sys BSOD when it tries to set up a connection to ASIO.

Just replying with the word systray because it took me an age to find this thread and that was the search term I was using.

Good news to report:

Asus PRIME B460-PLUS
Intel Core i9 10900K
2x8G CorVenRGBPRO DDR4 3200WHI
Windows 10 Pro
Scope v7.0.1706
2 x Pulsar2 cards
11 Concurrent Masterverbs

The only thing that's weird is I installed the 64 bit installer from here: http://scope.zone/server/public/scope/scope ...

Love reading this, thanks.
I've just this afternoon built my Asus Prime B460 plus Win10 system and am typing from it now.
Next I'm now going to physically install my Scope cards so watch this space.

My Asus Prime B460 was delivered today. Wish me luck!

Thanks, I've just this weekend ordered a new system based on the ASUS Prime B460 PLUS.
We reached the same conclusion in this thread as you did:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/ ... ?context=3

It's nice to have it confirmed from two sources though!