http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12994





--- Comment #16 from Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <h...@hmh.eng.br>  2009-04-15 
11:25:05 ---
Well, if XP behaves no better, we probably didn't grow a new bug, but still
please do test older kernel.org releases (that's what I called 'mainline') to
give us a sure datapoint.

As for the hardware guide, it tells you how to *disassemble* the thinkpad (but
you better be well used to doing such things or you might break something,
laptops are NOT easy to disassemble, and are even worse to assemble back).  The
heat transfer interface repair procedure of a thinkpad is not going to be
explained anywhere.

Really, if you are not used to do this kind of stuff, it is better to find a
skilled technician (and _DO_ get one that is used to repair laptops!) to do it
for you.  You'll also need some very high quality thermal grease, the sort an
overclocker would use, but you must get one that does not react to other
metals.

If you still want to try it yourself, look at various overclocking sites and
learn how to do a perfect heatsink and chip surface cleaning job, how to apply
thermal grease perfectly, and which thermal grease you should use.  Search also
for thinkpad repair sites to see if any have a few pages about heatsink and fan
repair.

Remember you're dealing with a notebook, so it is useless to get thermal
greases that require the small ovens people use on desktops, you need to get
one that will cure well and work well at ~55C, not one that likes to stay above
70C :-)

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