I did use heatsink grease but there was no "pad" with the heatsink.





At 10:19 29/12/98 -0500, you wrote:
>David,
>When you installed the heatsink onto the CPU, did you use both the pad
>attached to the heatsink (if it came with one attached) and heatsink grease?
>If so, removing the pad and using a thin layer of heatsink grease should
>lower the temp by about 9 degrees Centigrade.
>
>Jerry Rasmussen
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>Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] Cooling ATX cases
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>>
>>Dave Perry wrote:
>>
>>> I've just built a computer using an ATX case from Chenbro.
>>> I had read that the ATX cooling system was superior to the Baby At but I
>>> have been watching the Asus PC probe monitor my motherboard and its
>running
>>> at 47 degrees celsius or 117 farenheit.
>>
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