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I'm making some RamSinks for my Radeon 8500.
My question is this, does the thickness of the base of the heatsink have any negative consequences.
I have two sets of RamSinks.
One set I made from a couple old K6-2 heatsinks. The thickness of the bottom plate is about 1/16 - 3/32 of an inch thick. (Aluminum)
The other RamSinks are from a big socket type heatsink and the thickness of the base is a little over 1/8 of an inch thick. (Aluminum) These are the ones I would like to use, but is the base too thick? Will the base act as an insulator, instead of a heat conductor?
My question is this, does the thickness of the base of the heatsink have any negative consequences.
I have two sets of RamSinks.
One set I made from a couple old K6-2 heatsinks. The thickness of the bottom plate is about 1/16 - 3/32 of an inch thick. (Aluminum)
The other RamSinks are from a big socket type heatsink and the thickness of the base is a little over 1/8 of an inch thick. (Aluminum) These are the ones I would like to use, but is the base too thick? Will the base act as an insulator, instead of a heat conductor?