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About LinkBacksthe heat pad need's to sit squarely on the ic to work sufficently.
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11-06-2003,07:53 AM"Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak"
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does that means i can reapply the heat pad onto the ic??cos the heat pad is in molten form so is it advisble to repply it??
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11-07-2003,08:00 PMif the heat pad is molten, i'm guessing it's gone bad? if so, just make sure u got some thermal paste to replace the heat pad. i use Arctic Silver Ceramique on my pc components. seems to work great...@ least for my current desktop pc wich has terrible internal cooling at the moment
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