old heatsinks

subtotal · 10-21-04, 12:34 AM

just thought i'd have a little fun here.

"What have you done with old heatsinks?"

PS: i stuck my old radeon heatsink on my MB when i noticed the pins were the same distance apart as my sata/Raid-controller HS

Celeron_Phreak · 10-21-04, 03:13 AM

I collect as many as I possibly can and put them all in a box for future use. No, I'm not joking =P. I've got 486 - pentium heatsinks. Chipset - transistor heatsinks. I usually catch myself using them on video card RAM, or old S3 video chipsets used in faster computers (for some odd reason they seem to heat up a lot more in newer computers).

10-21-04, 12:34 AM	Thread Starter #1
subtotal Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Auckland, NZ	old heatsinks just thought i'd have a little fun here. "What have you done with old heatsinks?" PS: i stuck my old radeon heatsink on my MB when i noticed the pins were the same distance apart as my sata/Raid-controller HS
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10-21-04, 03:13 AM	#2
Celeron_Phreak Member Join Date: Mar 2003	I collect as many as I possibly can and put them all in a box for future use. No, I'm not joking =P. I've got 486 - pentium heatsinks. Chipset - transistor heatsinks. I usually catch myself using them on video card RAM, or old S3 video chipsets used in faster computers (for some odd reason they seem to heat up a lot more in newer computers). __________________ Seasonic 600W SLI PSU 2x Logitech MX Revolutions -- Icemat 2nd Edition: Black Plextor 16x SATA DVD-RW -- LG 16x DVD-/+RW/RAM nVidia Reference GTX 280 - IBM P260 Trinitron 21" & DCLCD 19" LCD 2x 1GB Mushkin & 2x 512MB Centon SP3200 (3-3-3-8) Seagate 200GB SATA -- WD 120GB SATA -- Seagate 300GB SATA -- Seagate 500GB IDE 939 AMD Opteron 180 @ 2872 MHz -- ASUS A8N-SLI HDA X-Plosion DTS -- Logitech Z-680 rev. 2 :) Heatware
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