On Thursday 05 May 2005 12:09 am, GOSSAMER PENGUIN wrote:

thanks for this short and helpful article.

> Almost there -
>         Well , any new cpu comes with a patch of stiff goo ***and*** a
> plastic film over it that protects it from dust and grease -remove it .
> This is ***NOT*** silicone grease but a new material called " Phase change
> thermal interface " , basically it melts in operation and fills in the air
> gap between the cpu and heatsink - but it is not very efficient in
> tropical(our)
> climate and to add -- degrades over time rather rapidly .
>            The best policy with a new PROC is to remove the plastic film &
> the
> phase-change material by scraping with a stiff card (like credit card)
> -additionally
> clean with iso-propyl alcohol & clean cloth . Wash your hands ( to
> eliminate oil ) . Then
> apply a thin film of thermal grease - good ones are "radio shack" and
> "armstrong"
> ( armstrong was available at chandni mkt ) also you can ask yout trusty HW
> dealer
> for a small pouch of taiwanese grease - these are usually good . The best
> is ":Arctic Silver" from Thermaltake USA if you can lay your hands on some
> - it's
> costly b'cause it is made of silver instead of zinc .  Much more detailed
> instruction
> is available on the net - just look , before you do - modern PROC's can
> turn to dust
> in a few sec's - IF YOU DO THIS WRONG .
>                                                                  - Pinaki .
>
> >From: "K. Ghosh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: [email protected]
> >To: [email protected]
> >Subject: Re: [ilug-cal] AMD colling utility
> >Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 21:45:13 +0530
> >
> >On Mon, 02 May 2005 21:03:40 +0530
> >
> >"J.Bakshi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > but in my box pack there was only the processor and
> > > fan_with_heat-sink. so I have to search for the silicon grease.
> >
> >Oh, its a new CPU ! Then you need not look for the silicon grease, in
> >fact, for the first time, you need not put any grease. AMD heat-sink
> >will come with a grey patch where the processor will sit. This is the
> >silicon grease patch. Most of the assemblers are not aware of this and
> >dab a thick layer of additional silicon grease (the white one), spoiling
> >the whole heat transfer path.
> >
> >What has been done in your case ?
> >
> >-- K. Ghosh
> >093 910 58 749
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >Debian GNU/Linux user No.301508
> >
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