How To Correctly Apply Thermal Grease

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http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/274

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Other problems that we frequently see are broken processors – mainly Athlon XP and Sempron socket 462 processors – due to mistakes during cooler installation (putting the cooler at the wrong position or using too much strength when fixing the cooler) and people that substitute the thermal grease to toothpaste, liquid silicone, olive oil, glue, etc. Believe us, it happens!

[marcus_aurelius]

Nice one bro...

[Abaddon]

sakto ba ang pag ka butang sa thermal grease ani? http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/274/6 some instructions lagi
na pea size or size of a rice grain ra ibutang sa center than twist pag butang sa HSF para mo spread. ngura kampat man kaayo pag butang lagi. kabasa pud ko uban forums na some thermal compounds doesnt need nga daghan jud imo ibutang but gamay ra. just my opinion.

[ekss]

asa ta ka palit ug thermal grease, kay nangita ug thermal grease anang mga tindahan ug computer sa SM wala may silay baligya.

[nitto1320i]

suwayi sa pc-express bro, naa silay Arctic Silver 5 3.5grams for P500

[akari]

Other problems that we frequently see are broken processors – mainly Athlon XP and Sempron socket 462 processors – due to mistakes during cooler installation (putting the cooler at the wrong position or using too much strength when fixing the cooler) and people that substitute the thermal grease to toothpaste, liquid silicone, olive oil, glue, etc. Believe us, it happens!

Don't forget mighty bond. Its the most common, they say its very convenient you don't have to clip your Heatsink to the motherboard. But the result is a dead proc.

I have a p4 proc here from a friend of mine that is being glued so strong to the heatsink it can't be removed anymore cause the mighty bond is extremely strong.

I'm using this as a paper weight now.