>> > take the heat sink off and look, the chip will say > Um, is that a wise idea? I've read that special heat conductive glue/grease that's used to provide a thermal bond between the chip and the heatsink needs to be very carefully reglued if you take off the heatsink, otherwise the chip may overheat. Not that the heatsinks come off very easily anyway.
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