Why use Solid Capacitor?
Electro-conductive polymer used in solid capacitors helps to achieve the following excellent characteristics:
  Low ESR in High Frequency Area
  High Ripple Current
  Longer Life
  High Temperature Capability
Low ESR in High Frequency Area - Cooler Motherboard
The Lower Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) means Less power - solid capacitors are able to deliver substantially lower impedance at higher frequencies. Because there is less impedance, solid capacitors are more stable and generate less heat than electrolytic capacitors.
 

Tolerating High Ripple Current for a More Stable Motherboard
Higher Ripple Current absorbs higher power switching that plays a decisive role in motherboard power phase design. Solid capacitors have better capacity for power switching and thus contribute significantly to better motherboard stability compared to electrolytic capacitors.
 
Longer Life- More Durable Motherboards
In terms of lifespan, solid capacitors last longer than electrolytic capacitors, especially at lower working temperatures. As the table below shows, at 65°C, the average lifespan for a solid capacitor is more than six times greater than electrolytic capacitors. In actual years, the solid capacitor will last approximately 23 years, while the electrolytic capacitor dies after only three years. Clearly, solid capacitors have a lifetime advantage over electrolytic capacitors.

Temp°C
Electrolytic Capacitors
(Working Hours)
Solid Capacitors (Working Hours)
95°C
4,000 Hrs
6,324 Hrs
1.5X longer
85°C
8,000 Hrs
20,000 Hrs
2.5X longer
75°C
16,000 Hrs
63,245 Hrs
4X longer
65°C
32,000 Hrs
200,000 Hrs
6.25X longer

High Temperature Capability- More Reliable Motherboard
Capacitance of solid capacitors stays stable in sharp changing temperatures - Solid capacitors deliver more stable capacitance and are less likely to be affected by temperature changes. As the chart shows, even at extreme temperatures, solid capacitors have relatively stable capacitance, especially when compared to electrolytic capacitors.
No more Exploding Capacitors - More Stability for over-clocking
Swelling and leaking capacitors have bothered motherboard users for ages. This dramatically lowers a PC's performance, and may even damage the motherboard to the point where it can no longer operate.
As there is no liquid component to solid capacitors they don't leak or explode. In addition, their ability to tolerate extreme conditions and their overall robustness, make them much more suited to extreme operating environments.
Solid Capacitor and Electrolytic Capacitor Comparison
Characteristics
Solid Capacitors
Electrolytic Capacitors
Heat-Resistibility
Allowable Ripple Current
ESR in high Frequency
SMD Production
Safety
Environmental Protection
Well Normal Bad

Summary of Solid Capacitor Features

Solid caps have a low ESR
  A frequency characteristic of impendence shows an ideal curve
Ideal to use as de-coupling capacitor for removing such noise as ripple, spike, digital, static, audio, etc.
Able to handle large ripple current
Ideal for miniaturization, as a smoothing capacitor of switching power supply.
Able to discharge rapidly
Ideal for use as back-up capacitor in a circuit where large current is consumed at high-speed.

ESR of Solid is not that affected by temperature
  The Solid cap can be used for low temperature specification equipment
( 0°C or less)

Solid caps enjoy a longer life
  You can expect to use Solid caps for 20,000Hrs (3 ysears) at 85°C
Ideal for devices that should last for a long period.