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    Post installing heatsink

    I'm about to attach a heat sick to my athlon 1.4. Can I have a little information on how to do this? On the suface of the chip are 4 spongy circles raised above everything else on the chip. What are these and should I take them off before putting on the heatsink? thanks!
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    Originally posted by Aeon:
    I'm about to attach a heat sick to my athlon 1.4. Can I have a little information on how to do this? On the suface of the chip are 4 spongy circles raised above everything else on the chip. What are these and should I take them off before putting on the heatsink? thanks!
    No..they're there so the HSF won't crush the core!!



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    yeah, do not take those off, once one of mine fell off, and i had a crushed core after

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    Moving this to Cases and Cooling.

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    What do I put the thermal paste on then?
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    Put your thermal paste, on the small raised square in the center of your CPU. nowhere else. for a large capacity CPU, I strongly suggest you use Arctic Silver II thermal paste

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    Some paste came with the heatsink, will that be fine?
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    Originally posted by Aeon:
    Some paste came with the heatsink, will that be fine?
    yep that should be fine. newbies can cause alot of mess with arctic silver 2 especially if they spill it on their bridges



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