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Old 02-07-2010
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I doubt you will have any problems with DICE as I never have. LN2 now, that's a different story.
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I have been thinking of Conformal Coating and just forgetting eraser and all that stuff.

http://www.alliedelec.com/search/pro...px?SKU=6610076

Next time install the CPU first then put the eraser all the way to the top. Its a pain after get everything all nice and completed to have to pull back the eraser to put a CPU in, you get good at that after awhile tho. swapping or remounting CPU's

On the edge of the GPU cards I smear a little Vasoline incase anything drips down into the PCIe socket.

Looks great tho !
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vaseline will work,

but do not be fooled.... it IS NOT an easy clean up.... expect alot of time involved in getting it off well enough if rma is needed.


If applied properly the eraser will do everything you need.
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