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> Andrew Crystall

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> Well, to be honest for most people the thermal pad which comes on
> most heatsinks is sufficiently good not to be worth the average user
> using thermal grease. (the fact you need to use protective wear on
> your hands

Uh... you do?  And what if you don't and you get that stuff on your
hands...?  I mean, let's say a guy actually did.  Last weekend.

> The cooler you buy is important, of course. I got a Taisol, which are
> not the most powerful but AMD highly recomends them (if you look at
> the AMD guide to installing an Athlon, they use a Taisol there) and
> they are a LOT quieter than many coolers which have the same or
> slightly greater cooling abilities.

I'm going to take another look at coolers later.  The new one I bought is
fairly ordinary, probably not too much of an upgrade over the AMD branded
one that came with the CPU.  It's copper, though.  Any thoughts on the
adapter that lets you use an 80 mm fan on the CPU cooler?

Nick

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