- Joined
- May 29, 2002
- Location
- Japan/Daytona Beach
i just cut up an amd heat sink and ground it down a bit with my super cool colbalt carbide dremel tip =)
ok info is nf7-s v2.0 board and i used an amd stock cpu HSF that came with a tbred-b 2700 .
so i cut it down and ground it so that it wouldnt touch the capacitors or any coils .
i then used arctic silver apoxy ( this stuf drys very very fast and you have to be very careful not to get any on the board)
remember to wear goggles because aluminum chips in the eye mean no more sight and since my wife is hot i would be disapointed to loose my sight .(though it would give me a reason to invent brail playboy)
ok info is nf7-s v2.0 board and i used an amd stock cpu HSF that came with a tbred-b 2700 .
so i cut it down and ground it so that it wouldnt touch the capacitors or any coils .
i then used arctic silver apoxy ( this stuf drys very very fast and you have to be very careful not to get any on the board)
remember to wear goggles because aluminum chips in the eye mean no more sight and since my wife is hot i would be disapointed to loose my sight .(though it would give me a reason to invent brail playboy)
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