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Article #3107Re: Heatsinks for MMX?
From: Jerry W. Dean
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 00:00
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Getting the right heatsink is very important, the ideal heatsink would be 2 inches high, w/ fan and made of aluminum. Also Direct contact with processor for best cooling meaning some heatsinks have a thin fiber pad which adheres to the bottom of the processor Do Not use the adhesive pad. I am speaking from experience, the heatsink w/ pad will run the processor @ around 118 degrees. A direct contact heatsink will run the processor @ around 94 degrees To cool it even further to about 88 degrees use processor grease Do not use a heatsink that is less than an inch high.
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