Feb 10, 2007 #1 F Feileung Limp Gawd Joined Oct 15, 2005 Messages 251 Do I want to put the "thin line" parallel or perpendicular to the writing on the chip? I'd check the AS site but it's down =/
Do I want to put the "thin line" parallel or perpendicular to the writing on the chip? I'd check the AS site but it's down =/
Feb 10, 2007 #2 T twogunpete n00b Joined Mar 13, 2006 Messages 54 i put 3 lines about 1/16 wide and apart, starting in the center of it across the ihs and mine runs 36c at idle even o/c'ed to 2.8ghz on stock hsf!
i put 3 lines about 1/16 wide and apart, starting in the center of it across the ihs and mine runs 36c at idle even o/c'ed to 2.8ghz on stock hsf!
Feb 10, 2007 #3 D digital_exhaust [H]ard|DCer of the Month - May 2008 Joined Aug 14, 2006 Messages 6,903 Feileung said: Do I want to put the "thin line" parallel or perpendicular to the writing on the chip? Click to expand... It doesn't matter. The key is not to use too much. The only purpose that thermal paste serves is to "fill in" the microscopic machining grooves left on your heatsink. Too much will actually make your temps higher.
Feileung said: Do I want to put the "thin line" parallel or perpendicular to the writing on the chip? Click to expand... It doesn't matter. The key is not to use too much. The only purpose that thermal paste serves is to "fill in" the microscopic machining grooves left on your heatsink. Too much will actually make your temps higher.
Feb 10, 2007 #4 M mau108 Weaksauce Joined Dec 14, 2006 Messages 69 according to as guides, you must apply it in the middle perpendicular to the writing (i.e. vertically) I put that much (not alot) and then take my heatsink and softly lay it on the cpu and turn it in a circular motion and then fully mount it.
according to as guides, you must apply it in the middle perpendicular to the writing (i.e. vertically) I put that much (not alot) and then take my heatsink and softly lay it on the cpu and turn it in a circular motion and then fully mount it.