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Edited by VerticalGradient:
1/18/2013 8:41:12 PM
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Naturally, removing a heatsink from the CPU will mess up the paste if it's already been applied and used.
You'll optimally want to apply a thin, even layer over the entire surface of contact between the two. And by thin, like, paper-thin. Just enough to coat it. That's why it looks as though only a dot of paste is added -- that's all you need, but it [i]is[/i] best to spread it.
And Arctic Silver 5 is still the go-to, I think.
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Oh. I used the whole tube on the back of my CPU and it works fine.
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I hate fun
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Edited by Spinage: 1/18/2013 8:50:30 PMYea I know all that mumble jumbo. Ive done that with my PC i built and to my cousins PC that was about to take off. But here at Intel(let me correct and say The Team I work with), they don't really care. Its all a bit messy i have to say lol.
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Well, I image that it's hard to really screw it up, but I think there are noticeable differences in CPU temperature and maybe heatsink functionality, when it's applied cleanly.
