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Date: | Tue, 3 Mar 1998 23:44:46 +0800 |
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At 02:24 PM 3/2/98 -0500, you wrote:
>At 3/2/98 11:36 AM , you wrote:
>>At 09:38 PM 3/2/98 +0800, Miguel Morillo wrote:
>>>How do I transfer the cpu fan attached to my pentium chip to another
>>>pentium chip?
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>Bob Wright wrote:
>>Most heatsink/fan units are clipped to the dogears on the
>>CPU socket. Some others are two peices, surrounding the chip
>>and come apart after the CPU is removed from the socket.... but,
>>a few are actually glued to the chip.
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>Doug Simmons wrote:
>Also I have one that has a lever at one edge that un-clips then lifts up,
>releasing the heat sink/fan.
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I tinkered with the P133 chip and I was able to detach the propeller part
from it's base or housing by pressing two levers. The base, which I think
is the heatsink (correct me if I'm wrong), seems to be glued on the chip
coz I couldn't find a way to remove it.
Anyway, I changed my mind because I called up the shop and they said that
new Pentium 200MHz MMX chips (boxed) comes with a cpu fan already attached
to it. So, no need to worry of transferring the old cpu fan. I just hope
that these are factory-installed cpu fans. Thanks to all who replied to my
queries!!!
Miguel Morillo
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