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gshv
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 Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 1:39 pm Post subject: Silver AMD X5-133 |
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Good thing I was sitting when I found this processor in a lot of chips:
It looked so cool... and then I turned the processor and saw normal ceramic on the back  I think somebody used Arctic Silver or other silver-based thermal paste on this chip.
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skold
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lol, you should put it in a rubbing alcohol bath  |
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Marcin
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Marcin
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| The_Mad wrote: | Try artic silver on a Pentium Pro.
You will NEVER remove the thermal paste again. |
hehe you are in mistake. I clear and no silver on cpu - you must use extract petrol ( in Poland this named as "benzyna ekstrakcyjna")
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I had the same. I bought Pentium 150 silver 