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06-16-2001, 01:35 PM
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| P3 1 gig stock cooler or somthing different the p3 1 gig stock heatsink an fan ive read was a good one ! is thier a better choice ? wich would make a considerable difference ? |
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06-16-2001, 01:40 PM
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| Hi Markus, The P3 1 gig stock cooler does a very good job and it's pretty quiet. If you don't plan on overclocking it will work fine. I would advise you to remove the thermal tape, clean the heatsink with isopropyl alcohol and apply some thermal compound instead.
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06-16-2001, 04:53 PM
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| FYI: The heatsink that came with my (Boxed) Intel P-III 1GHz FPGA Flip-Chip had thermal compound (not a pad or tape) already applied. (Just remember to remove the protective tape covering the compound before you install it)  .BTW, Watch out for defective hold-down levers on some of the P-III FPGA heatsinks... My original one broke off at the cams when I went to install it.  I contacted Intel, and they acknowleged that there were some defective units out there, and asked me what color was the cam/lever (it was GRAY, BTW). They sent me a replacement hold-down assembly via Fed-Ex Overnight... The New cam/lever is GREEN in color, and worked perfectly.  Cheers! - Tursiops |
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