I've removed my heatsink and have bought a new one. Should I try to remove the old thermite compound(conductive stuff) or leave it there? If I leave it there, should I apply more? (It looks kind of dry and old).
I want to set it up asap!!! PLEASE HELP!!!
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by gorbetroff on 05/08/02 07:29 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
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Matisaro
Remove it with rubbing alchahol and a soft cloth. Soap and water works too, but ensure the cpu is 100% dry before you reinstall.
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gorbetroff
Thanx A lot. One more, whats a good brand of the cunductive stuff?
One more, whats a good brand of the cunductive stuff?
A good brand of [-peep-]? Wha?
Hmm, you mean thermally confuctive right, artic silver dude, accept no substitutes.
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Hmm, you mean thermally confuctive right, artic silver dude, accept no substitutes
Wow your version was ever more offensive...lol! Check the 5th word there...
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slvr_phoenix
At least he didn't say cuntfuctive...
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HAHAHA
Also make sure the new heat sink does not have a thermal pad. If it does you could use that (if your not overclocking) or scrape it off before using the silver!
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Wow your version was ever more offensive...lol! Check the 5th word there...
Done on purpose lol.
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