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Nice insulation methods, thnx for sharing
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this guide is potent.
Well done Dean AWESOME stuff!! |
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 ! |
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) |
Great guide Deanzo
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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. |
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That stuff is great, can't buy it in New Zealand which sucks. |
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.
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