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Originally Posted by voxox 
People, do note that Ivy runs significantly hotter when overclocked than Sandy. All the review websites discussed about.
Intel decided to go with cheap thermal paste beneath the CPU cover, instead of using soldered joints or whatever it's called.
People, do note that Ivy runs significantly hotter when overclocked than Sandy. All the review websites discussed about.
Intel decided to go with cheap thermal paste beneath the CPU cover, instead of using soldered joints or whatever it's called.
Ah... yeah... that little "screw up" has been disproved many times now.
IHS on or off, made no difference. So that cheap TIM you are talking about, is as efficient at conducting heat, as if there was no IHS+TIM at all.
That's some pretty good TIM if you ask me.
Edited by Xenthos - 5/5/12 at 8:42am
I dunno....
