QUOTE(sniper on the roof @ Mar 30 2006, 07:36 PM)
Smacks sidenwinderz!!
Kenot see picture kar??

Ps: Heatsinks are not meant to be BBQ'ed. The gas inside expanded due to the extreme temps mar.
my didi is still in good shape, thanks for your concern
QUOTE(radioactive @ Mar 31 2006, 01:34 AM)
Which cpu u know can reach 100C? heatpipes are usually filled wif water cuz the heat(from cpu) will evaporate the water and condenses at the cooling fins.
But this cooling scientist went to heat it until soldering temp. which is abt 190C...water turns into gas...like a pressure cooker without its pressure valve.
i think the temperature is more than 300°C, and it's impossible to get that temperature with the whole heatsink at that temperature on CPU alone
QUOTE(pizzaboy @ Mar 31 2006, 02:00 AM)
hoho~
time to heat up my mom's stove.
if u got heatsink which has got lousy soldering, this is the way to make it right.
find a base (copper/Alu) to heat up and then mount the HSF on the base.
heat up until it's able to melt solder, and then
dont heat it up anymore, if you heat beyond that u get a big bang like i did