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About LinkBacksJust wondering do you guys think if installing progskeet, or e3 flasher requires removal of heatsink? because I don't want to have to reapply thermal paste again.
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#1 When installing progskeet, E3 flasher....need to remove heatsink?
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10-01-2011,12:45 AMOkay I just looked into this..
For a 60gb fat, the NAND chip is on the same side as the CPU & RSX's - which means, yes installation will require a full disassembly, which also means you'll be reapplying thermal paste on the CPU and RSX..
Ah well, a bit annoying but at least we will be able to upgrade.
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