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no, did both in about 90 minutes.... im real goodStarfox said:Bored?
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ill do that when i find a cpu thats not flatKaptainBlaZzed said:now lap a naked CPU
sand paper and water... 320-3000 grit, finished off with paper towel and elbow greaseStarfox said:How exactly did you lap them? Did you polish them too? What grit sand papers? What flat surface did you use? What exact techinque/motion did you use in your lapping?
Unoid said:did you say "hadoken" ?
you talking about me?Unoid said:did you say "hadoken" ?
sure i would.. no power... no frySoymilk said:cuz of the "ryu" in ur name i guess. akuma ftw though.
and i dont think you'd want to wet-sand a core
ryuji said:ill do that when i find a cpu thats not flat
is that not the northy that went *POP*?Steve said:actually, you should match lap your stuff whenever possible.
1.) Lap the heatsink / waterblock
2.) Lap the processor
3.) With a bit of polising compound and a lot of patience, put small spots of it in between the processor mating surface and the HSF mating surface and polish them into a perfectly mating pair.
maybe ill lapp my FX57 core... but its gotta really need it... actualy it wouldnt be too bad to lapp.. just some 2000 grit...KaptainBlaZzed said:actually none of the bare cores are flat, the IHS's might be almost flat but not the bare cores.
I have seen many lapped IHS's, and only 1 lapped bare core I want to see another.
Steve said:actually, you should match lap your stuff whenever possible.
1.) Lap the heatsink / waterblock
2.) Lap the processor
3.) With a bit of polising compound and a lot of patience, put small spots of it in between the processor mating surface and the HSF mating surface and polish them into a perfectly mating pair.