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I'm sure that you're right Dicecca112, there probably would be the possibility of gaps. I just thought that with today's super-specs and tolerances that both pieces (heat sink, stones and processor) could be manufactured with the same flatness and curve especially when produced by the same manufact...

http://forums.legitreviews.com/images/random/conroebuild_1.jpg Like everyone else said if it looks like this you are good to go... the pressure from the mounting hardware will have it all smoothed out for ya. Yup, sure enough, that's the bad puppy. There isn't one mention of the fact that the silve...

Arctic Sliver will separate over time like any other liquids. If you can, store it will the top of the syringe facing down and if you can keep it in a cool place, even better. Your fridge or freezer is the best place. If you use it after storing for some months, you should squeeze out the first bit...

They take the place of thermal compound. Well they are actually thermal compound. The pressure from mounting the CPU will cause them to spread evenly over the CPU and heatsink, so there is no user intervention required. If you have some high grade silver based thermal compound, such as arctic silve...

Hi, I'm building my first computer and everything seems to be pretty straight forward, except for the use of silver thermal compound. LOL. Therefore, I have a question on the Intel 6300 heat sink and application of thermal silver compound (if any). I've read my thermal compound instructions, but I'm...