Jan 15 2007, 08:37 PM
QUOTE(J-Slade @ Jan 15 2007, 08:13 PM)
Now here comes the myth. Or truth...
They say that removing the IHS so that your heatsink can directly be in contact with the chip in the center will help you better in the cooling performance. Does it really help?
Yes, it will help reducing the temps in much much better, but still, there's one thing that you have to consider...They say that removing the IHS so that your heatsink can directly be in contact with the chip in the center will help you better in the cooling performance. Does it really help?
If you've removed the IHS, then the core will be left with no protection, and one slight mistake in fixing the heatsink will make you lose you're processor as the core is very vulnerable, and it's easy to break...
Even with some small break on the core, you're processor will be unuseable...
Trust me, you don't want to remove the IHS
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