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giorgioprimo 06-29-2009 01:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deanzo (Post 6880)
I asure you it is, but it's a very soft and pliable kind, but not sticky.

A wee tip to stop air getting in, is just before I do the final mount, I put a lite coat of nail polish around the gpu core, so the gasket sticks to the PCB.

K, can you find any link in the web to this kind of material ? co i can checl it and ask around ?

<<HANNIBAL>> 06-29-2009 03:46 AM

Nice insulation methods, thnx for sharing

Vivi 06-29-2009 04:18 AM

this guide is potent.

Well done Dean AWESOME stuff!!

Buckeye 06-29-2009 05:17 AM

Very nice guide and thanks for posting it !

I have not done any GPU's yet for sub zero, mostly CPU's. I will be getting into GPU's very shortly tho and like very much seeing how others prep there cards.

Thanks again !

GeorgeStorm 06-29-2009 07:23 AM

Nice guide
I recently got an SS, and so have only just started sub zero,
But the putty method is what I use, just so easy to put on/take off,
And really effective, (if done properly)

karmakazi 06-29-2009 08:16 AM

Great guide Deanzo

Quote:

Originally Posted by giorgioprimo (Post 6883)
K, can you find any link in the web to this kind of material ? co i can checl it and ask around ?

Try to find a material called Frost King Pipe Wrap Insulation.

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...06&dcaid=17902

crio 06-29-2009 11:06 AM

Very nice guide man.It describes everything and its clear.I like it very much
Pesonaly i use the Art Eraser cause it's easy to use and easy to come out.If i create a think layer and it sticks properly woth the pots armaflex it sucks out the air and no water in my bench,after 7-8 hours i had only a little water in the backplate.

Deanzo 06-29-2009 11:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by giorgioprimo (Post 6883)
K, can you find any link in the web to this kind of material ? co i can checl it and ask around ?

I'll see if I can find you a link.

Quote:

Originally Posted by <<HANNIBAL>> (Post 6914)
Nice insulation methods, thnx for sharing

NP :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vivi (Post 6922)
this guide is potent.

Well done Dean AWESOME stuff!!

Thanks mate.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buckeye (Post 6943)
Very nice guide and thanks for posting it !

I have not done any GPU's yet for sub zero, mostly CPU's. I will be getting into GPU's very shortly tho and like very much seeing how others prep there cards.

Thanks again !

NP mate.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GeorgeStorm (Post 6982)
Nice guide
I recently got an SS, and so have only just started sub zero,
But the putty method is what I use, just so easy to put on/take off,
And really effective, (if done properly)

Thanks,

I find clean up can take a bit of time to get all the wee bit out from under caps etc .

Quote:

Originally Posted by karmakazi (Post 6985)
Great guide Deanzo



Try to find a material called Frost King Pipe Wrap Insulation.

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...06&dcaid=17902

Thanks,

That stuff is great, can't buy it in New Zealand which sucks.

Josifek 06-29-2009 12:14 PM

Great guide ! I personally use kneaded rubber. I have one tip: heat it up with a hairdryer, it gets sticky and flexible, much better to work with. It gets stuck on the board so no air gets between the rubber and the PCB.

Deanzo 06-29-2009 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crio (Post 7003)
Very nice guide man.It describes everything and its clear.I like it very much
Pesonaly i use the Art Eraser cause it's easy to use and easy to come out.If i create a think layer and it sticks properly woth the pots armaflex it sucks out the air and no water in my bench,after 7-8 hours i had only a little water in the backplate.

Thanks mate,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Josifek (Post 7024)
Great guide ! I personally use kneaded rubber. I have one tip: heat it up with a hairdryer, it gets sticky and flexible, much better to work with. It gets stuck on the board so no air gets between the rubber and the PCB.

Ta, and thanks for the tip.


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