I have a Sunbeam Core Contact Freezer that I bought from Overclockers.
It is to be fitted on an AMD 955.
It comes with Tuniq TX-2 which I gather is pretty good.
Seems straightforward apart from the instructions about applying the TX-2. It says
The base has the heatpipes exposed so you get a striped copper\aluminium effect.
So why do you need to apply twice as much thermal grease?
And what is the best way of applying twice as much - should I apply the normal thin layer to the CPU and a thin layer to the heatsink base?
Thanks for the help.
Cheers,
Nigel
It is to be fitted on an AMD 955.
It comes with Tuniq TX-2 which I gather is pretty good.
Seems straightforward apart from the instructions about applying the TX-2. It says
Apply evenly over the CPU surface. Apply twice as much than usual because of the unique base design.
The base has the heatpipes exposed so you get a striped copper\aluminium effect.
So why do you need to apply twice as much thermal grease?
And what is the best way of applying twice as much - should I apply the normal thin layer to the CPU and a thin layer to the heatsink base?
Thanks for the help.
Cheers,
Nigel