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Get a hair dryer and blast the heatsink for a minute or so. Then try and remove the heatsink, and as has already been said, a twisting motion will help. Some TIM will set when cool, but it becomes pliable again when it is heated.

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Get a hair dryer and blast the heatsink for a minute or so. Then try and remove the heatsink, and as has already been said, a twisting motion will help. Some TIM will set when cool, but it becomes pliable again when it is heated.
 
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Best answer selected by no0bi1.nnif you don't want to heat the system by external means, keeping the system running will eventually warm the epoxy enough to budge
 
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