Silly question (AS5 application)

Rofl...

I've been told anything from a half grain of rice to 1.5 grains to 2 full blown grains!

Guess it doesn't really matter...

Just thought I'd check!
 
The Asgard said:
Mounted many, many heatsinks and tried all methods. The blob in the middle and letting the heatsink do the work os OK but not the best. Too much or too little can raise temps. Basically your filling in the imperfections in the two metals. HS - CPU

The method I use.

Take 1 clean finger apply a small blob on the cpu in the middle, say 2mm for AS5 and rub the AS5 out to the edges. You need to spread it so you just cant see the cpu spreader. No silver metal showing. Apply the heatsink. If you have done it right when you try and take the heatsink off you will probably pull the cpu out of the socket because of the strong contact, lol. Obviously only applicable to AMD chips here. Works everytime.

What about on a conroe?
 
Well last time I did this (you're talking about 3 years ago - I've only had laptops since) I got a cheapy glove from the salad counter at morrisons and just spread it across the whole of the surface of the chip to a very thin layer.

I was just wondering if the surface of the conroe was any different and you needed to avoid any parts etc...
 
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