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when it crashes what does it do? reboot? bsod any info it gives? like one of them 0020:000000000 4100000000000 type things?
without as much info as possible its just stabbing in the dark.

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i think ill pass on the sam magnet and calendar lmao

hahaha thats hilarious

awesome man

i love my z71v

wow that was brief

Yes it is messy which is why I use the Artic Clean to clean it up. Works amazing. I just apply it with my finger and smooten it out and clean my finger off with 90% alchohol. If I have rubber gloves around then it works even better. and the point is my temps were 15 degrees cooler (more then 20 ove...

i use 90% alcohol to clean thermal residue, it sounds to me like the problem is random and due to something else you may be doing.
you dont set the laptop on your bed or anything do you?

i cant believe how many there are

sorry
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i should try it and see what my results are.

seems kinda funny that they would say DO NOT use epoxy to mount the heatsink to the CPU core unless you want a permanent installation! at the very end of the article. i mean why would you ever perma glue your heatsink to your cpu when it has a fastening system? seems like they post anything on the f...

i sanded them off with 220 grit on a flat block that fit it. i used a sharpening stone as the block and just put the paper over it. as soon as i started to hit the surface i went to a 600 grit then a 800. i didnt go beyond that. a lapping kit consists of autmotive sandpaper ranging from 600 to 1000 ...

you want to make it 1mm to .75 thick and the same size as the chip so it covers the whole chip. also i removed the ridges on the bottom of the heatsink 1mm max thickness, you would probably be good down to .75 because there is a spring action on the pcb that pushes the board up. but you want it to c...

Heretic wrote:I can see the pics fine...

Did you basically just take apart a voltmeter and put it in half of a 5.25" bay?

no, it is made specifically for this.

get a asus p4c800e-d with a vdimm mod.

wohoo time for some overclocking