Re: Thermal Paste

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From: Michael Krath
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2000 00:00

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It's removable anyway, since thermal grease is not glue.
But you should consider wiping off old thermal grease
when unmounting the heatsink, and apply new one.
When the thermal grease gets hot, it also dries out a bit
and becomes harder. Thus the need for changing it.

"M���R�t" a �crit :

> Once you smear thermal paste on a processor and stick on the heatsink, is
> that it? Or is it removable?
>
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> J. Egner
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