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I lapped my HS yesterday and I had awesome results. I used 800, 1000, and 1200 grit. they were all wet\dry but I used them all dry, the wet made a mess.
I couldn't get the mirror shine that I heard about.
load temp
was 41C
now 31C
idle temp
was 28C
now 26C
full load temp
was 46C
now 41C
also my temps raise alot slower than before and drop WAYYYYYY faster than before.
Lapping is awesome
UnseenMenace
08-28-01, 12:00 PM
To get the mirror shine do the final lapping using Artic Silver as a lubricant and a really fine paper
The Overclocker
08-28-01, 12:08 PM
are you sure you just remembered to plug the fan in this time?
!-=sky=-!
08-28-01, 12:32 PM
what is the difference between load temp and full load temp?
i m stupid....hhaa
they are the same thing, full load temp sounds better:)
I am really amazed at the results I got, I only expected 2 or 3C but to see my load temp drop 5C really inmpressed me.
I was going to get the dremel out and start buffing it but i didn't want to take the chance of warping it.
oyea I'm using the Tiesol HS with the delta 38, I'll be upgrading soon the swifty 462, but i'll be using the delta 80X38 "80cfm fan"
Warlord2
08-28-01, 05:39 PM
using 2000 grit sand paper will get you the shine your looking for
those are almost the same resolts that I had with my fop38
where can I get some 2000 grit paper?
OOOOOPPPPPSSSSS
when I wrote my temp improvements the first load temp that was 41 and 31. I mean windows ME boot up temp:)
Cocytus
08-29-01, 05:17 PM
You can get 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper at automotive stores or even walmart carries it around here.
I'm in the military and stationed in england, so I don't have access to the wonderful land of walmart.
do you know of a website where I can get some 2000grit?
UnseenMenace
08-29-01, 06:06 PM
You should be able to obtain it from a Halfords store in the UK
has any one actually got any results of lapping with differant grades to see which is the best compromise between smooth contact with the cpu and somewhere for the heat transfer compund to go. Is a mirror smooth surface from 2000 grit really better than a flat smooth surface done with 1200 grit which has somewhere for the heat transfer compund to go?
As soon as I have to time I'm going to see if lapping will improve the alread excellent glaciator and I'll do intermediary tests in between each grade but has any one done this yet?
Warlord2
08-29-01, 10:22 PM
I donno if there is more thin a 1c difference in 1200 and 2000
however it looks cool:)
It_The_Cow
08-29-01, 10:24 PM
Originally posted by UnseenMenace
To get the mirror shine do the final lapping using Artic Silver as a lubricant and a really fine paper Oh really? From what I remember, ASII left a cloudy color
Oh, and good job. Better results than I'll ever get. As a matter of fact, I'm think I'm getting worse temperatures :p
Mortdog
08-30-01, 04:24 AM
The heatsink you use: Tiesol is Taisol right?.
Which model is it. The copper bottom or the aluminium.
Originally posted by It_The_Cow
Oh, and good job. Better results than I'll ever get. As a matter of fact, I'm think I'm getting worse temperatures :p
Same here. I have yet to get any better results from lapping. Unless I'm doing something wrong. Maybe I'll take out my SK-6 and give her another whirl once. Now that I got some ASII maybe it'll work better.
Originally posted by Mortdog
The heatsink you use: Tiesol is Taisol right?.
Which model is it. The copper bottom or the aluminium.
Yea its the Taisol....:) I can't spell without spellcheck:)
its the aluminum bottom, they didn't have the copper bottom when i bought mine
RedDeathDrinker
08-30-01, 08:59 AM
I think Halfords only go to 1600 grit. Try B&Q or one of the big DIY stores.....
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