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- Dec 19, 2000
Alright, I have a Taisol CGK---- heatsink for Socket A Athlon/Duron processors. Basically I'm happy with this heatsink and I don't want to have to spend more money buying a new one, if possible.
My predicament is this: I have a Celeron 667 MHz retail chip coming in the mail. I'd like to use the CGK heatsink on it, but I am concerned that in doing so, I may crush the CPU. I know Intel chips are not as fragile as AMD chips, but if the heatsink somehow exerts too much presure down onto that fragile core... Well, we all know the results of that (many of us first hand, I'm sure).
Anyway do you think it is safe to use this heatsink on the Celeron, or do you think I am crazy to even attempt it? Has anyone tried to use this heatsink on an Intel CPU, and if so what were the results?
I was also thinking of attaching some little rubber pads to the top of CPU ala AMD to maybe balance out the heatsink load on it a little bit better. Do you think this would help or would it just be a waste of time (or counter productive)?
My predicament is this: I have a Celeron 667 MHz retail chip coming in the mail. I'd like to use the CGK heatsink on it, but I am concerned that in doing so, I may crush the CPU. I know Intel chips are not as fragile as AMD chips, but if the heatsink somehow exerts too much presure down onto that fragile core... Well, we all know the results of that (many of us first hand, I'm sure).
Anyway do you think it is safe to use this heatsink on the Celeron, or do you think I am crazy to even attempt it? Has anyone tried to use this heatsink on an Intel CPU, and if so what were the results?
I was also thinking of attaching some little rubber pads to the top of CPU ala AMD to maybe balance out the heatsink load on it a little bit better. Do you think this would help or would it just be a waste of time (or counter productive)?