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9800 GTX+ Heatsink
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Overclocker in Training
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I just got my 9800 GTX+ and cleaned it up to put AS5 and I saw some thermal tape on the memory and wondered can I put AS5 instead of the thermal paste.
I also noticed that there is some clearance between the heatsink and the card so that why I don't think I'll work.
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I would highly recommend you don't use thermal paste on the memory chips...
if you don't have any thermal tape, just use the stock ones
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2 + 2 = 5
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Thermal paste is for microscope gaps. Thermal pads are for gaps. Reuse the pads.
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is there any good brand of thermal tape or is thermal tape just thermal tape
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