Knowing Quality and Stability of Motherboard from it's Capacitors

What is capasitor? A capacitor is an electrical device that can store between a pair of energy in the electric fieldconductors (called "plates"). The process of storing energy in the capacitor is known as "charging", and involves electric charges of equal magnitude, but opposite polarity, building up on each plate.

What is Solid Capacitor (left motherboard using solid capacitor), electrolytic capacitor (right motherboard using electrolytic capacitor), and what the different?

Solid capacitors and electrolytic capacitors both store electricity and discharge it when needed. The difference is that solid capacitors contain a solid organic polymer, while electrolytic capacitors use a common liquid electrolyte.

Solid capacitors are composed of a highly electro-conductive polymer that dramatically improves stability and reliability.

In terms of lifespan, solid capacitors last longer than electrolytic capacitors, especially at lower working temperatures.

Now... did you know which motherboard for gamer like you?

Oh, yes... motherboard with all-solid capacitors will be more expensive! :)