At 22:05 -0600 on 28/12/02, otto hansen wrote:

>wow...well im glad I found this out..
>
>would it work fine to take any heat sink that was big enough and just
>attatch it with thermal glue?

I don't trust thermal glue any further than I can throw it, especially because
it's usually next to impossible to undo once applied.

Spend the extra time to get the right heatsink for it.  Most 486 heatsinks will
also work with a bit of fiddling, at least a lot better than thermal glue would.
-- 

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