Just a question about the northbridge heatsink on the
TUSL2-C motherboard. This little green heatsink is very thin very tiny and hard to imagine that it could even do a good job.
Ive tryed to remove it before but the plastic clips were on so tigth it was looking like I could possibly damage the board around the holes. Normally I have no trouble removing these type of push in spring loaded pins, even if i use a pair of pilers to close the back of the pins together and the other pilers to pull the pin out.
Im only running at 141mhz on the northbridge chipset, should I be bothered about changing my heatsink or should I just not worry about it?
TUSL2-C motherboard. This little green heatsink is very thin very tiny and hard to imagine that it could even do a good job.
Ive tryed to remove it before but the plastic clips were on so tigth it was looking like I could possibly damage the board around the holes. Normally I have no trouble removing these type of push in spring loaded pins, even if i use a pair of pilers to close the back of the pins together and the other pilers to pull the pin out.
Im only running at 141mhz on the northbridge chipset, should I be bothered about changing my heatsink or should I just not worry about it?
