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depends if he dipped plastic covers (see sabertooth boards with thermal shields... I want to dip mine) or just sprayed everything xD hopefully not the shiny socket
The shiny socket is the liquid metal pro reservoir yes?
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might be on the mlg server around 7:30 to 8:00....although I'm not really a fan of TDM on the small maps much
depends if he dipped plastic covers (see sabertooth boards with thermal shields... I want to dip mine
No the bare board
Will be fine, nearly done now anyway. They say to leave four hours per coat but it seems completely dry within about 20 minutes
exactly!!!!
and I'd be a bit careful about the entire board.... there will still be one or two resistors/capacitors that get silly hot! (think power management for PCI-E and such) a few years ago at lan I paid a few quid for a few thermal pics and there were one or two hot spots of components that were getting about 70oC+
4 hours between coats?! o.O well from watching quite a few plasti-dip vids on cars they seem to leave the coats 10-30 mins between applying. Imagine having a "dry"... but still fresh surface gives better adhesion between the layers? so long as it's not wet enough to just pool up/run *shrugs* could be talking out my arse but makes sense to me
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may wana cover up the sata ports too
There are tiny bits of tape on the connectors within each port
Anyway it's done, but keep on topic, project log in sig if you want a look. Will update in a bit.
It does work so BF4 is a go
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I guess it cuts away the space at the bottom, but looks nice.
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