AC Pro 7 Lapping - Page 2 - Overclock.net

blupupher · 08-10-07

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Originally Posted by Pillai

for AC hs/f's i have noticed that they almost perform better unlapped (unless the CPU is lapped as well) and with their stock TIM. dead serious

Well, I know the MX-1 is supposed to be pretty good (what comes on AC HS). It keeps mine cool even with the terrible job I did installing it.

rduffy123 · 08-10-07

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Originally Posted by trueg50

Yes I did, sit back, chill and think before you post.

http://www.overclockers.com/tips1015/

read it and it will help.

Now that your thinking, why don't you get just a piece of glass an inch or two wide, and lap over that?

Some other people have gotten zero performance increases through lapping this HSF

I'am chill. You need to still read my first post as you still think I don't know how to lap. Im only asking how to get the mounting hardware off the block. Thats all, don't need you to treat me like an idiot. I already lapped my processor WITH GLASS. I dont need links on how to do it.

rduffy123 · 08-10-07

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Originally Posted by blupupher

The AC Pro 64 has removeable hardware so it is pretty easy. Not sure if you can do a 7.

Thanks man I think mine are riveted in.

rduffy123 · 08-10-07

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Originally Posted by Pillai

for AC hs/f's i have noticed that they almost perform better unlapped (unless the CPU is lapped as well) and with their stock TIM. dead serious

Thanks man but I already did the processor, should I still do it?

trueg50 · 08-10-07

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Originally Posted by rduffy123

I'am chill. You need to still read my first post as you still think I don't know how to lap. Im only asking how to get the mounting hardware off the block. Thats all, don't need you to treat me like an idiot. I already lapped my processor WITH GLASS. I dont need links on how to do it.

No need to remove the mounting hardware, lap around it, thus th 1-2 inch strip of glass. You only turn the item you are lapping every 90 degrees, just have to keep the glass supported above a table using a block of wood or something that is narrower than the retention mechanism.

When some one attempts to teach you something it is best to listen with an open mind even if you already know what they are teaching you. You will find that you can learn alot with an open mind and intelligant questions.

rduffy123 · 08-10-07

Dude you have no clue what your talking about so just stop trying to sound smart.

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