now after 77hours of sink in time idle temps are 35c dunno if its cause of the cool morning weather or its gettin more n more sinked in 

finally after 100+ hours i managed to get 33c idle for my proc still not very happy with it cuz my previous generic TIM can reach those temps as well

wah.200hours. my casing ambient temp according to speedfan is around 32-33c.

im just waiting to see how good this ceramique is when i OC my cpu im on northwood unlike your prescott,how to compare? somemore D820 is one of the hottest cpu isint it

so far now the full load temp after applyin ceramique has dropped by 2c  now full load is 43c 

i think only very good WC can reach that kind of temps with a D820 lah 

ai, ai. ai, i need some help here, really quick one, one transaction is on the line here here goes:

my fren got his TIM a bit under his proc, he's using P4, LGA775, so pinless of course, already clean the TIM using tissue, but leave a mark a bit, like dark mark, not black mark la, a dark yellow mark, can notice it cause the uninfected part a so yellowish, except the infected part

any u guys know how to clean it??? making the dark mark to be shiny again??? will Arctic Cleaner @ any other item alike do the job???

he wanna sell it to another friend of mine, then the buyer takut nak beli cause of the mark under the proc will void the warranty   but the proc is usable, already test it... just wanna get the mark off, shiny like the rest of the part that is not infected

one more thing, if using the Arctic Cleaner @ any other item alike, will it damaged the proc???

need a really quick answer here:
1. will the Arctic Cleaner @ any other item alike damaged the proc??? (base of the proc, the pinless area, yup, under the proc)
2. will the Arctic Cleaner @ any other item alike clean the proc??? (base of the proc, the pinless area, yup, under the proc)

thanx for the info dude

just wonder if the proc was not pinless sure pain in the ass to get those TIM off

ur "old skool proc P4 is pinless" rite? cause u state "i guess you could use that", making me wonder, if ur proc were a pinless proc, no need that "i guess" word