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If You Call That Lapped , You Need To Go Back To Lapping School Thats not even close to a mirror finish , LAPPING ISNT ROCKET SCIENCE , EVERYONE SEEMS TO HAVE THE UNCONTROLLABLE DESIRE TO OVERANALIZE LAPPING , CRACKS ME UP EVERYTIME ..... save yourself alot of time and aggrevation and $$$ {not to mention finger cuts} and buy a freezer pro for $20 lap it to a MIRROR finish , add a second rear fan , and a fan shroud around the front fan {total cost around $30 CMON
The main objective of lapping is to obtain a flat surface, not necessarily a shiny one.

(I know I'm responding to an old post, but I'm just making a point)
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DECIMATE DESTROY PWN OWN OBLITERATE

Are those today's new terms for "slightly faster than"?

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Zotac Geforce 8800GT
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Western Digital Caviar Blue 320GB
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Realtek ALC889
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Seasonic S12II 500W
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