The heatsink (copper) is the exact match, no modification at all. MDD
G4 Copper Heatsink Swap
On Jan 28, 2009, at 8:46 AM, Len Gerstel wrote:
On Jan 28, 2009, at 11:29 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
Can I use the copper heatsink from a 1.42 on my 1.25 mdd? will it fit
without modification(s)..
Don't know on this.
will the machine run too cold? Jeff
I don't think you can get the processor too cold to work. Have you
heard about the extreme overclockers? From a slashdot.org summary:
During CES a group of overclockers with access to liquid nitrogen
and liquid helium for the extra boost of coldness cooled an AMD
Phenom II X4 chip to -232 degrees Celsius. Once they got the chip
cooled to this frigid temperature, they pushed the clock speed all
the way up to 6.5GHz, which is a world record for a quad-core CPU
That is -385 degrees F. So the extra few cooling degrees offered by a
better heat sink will not hurt your chip. On the contrary, the extra
cooling will actually help the chip.
Len
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