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How To: Clean out a D-Tek Fuzion CPU Block
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that stuff is flash,it was press sealed from factory that's the excess crud.
btw: nice tut marcus, i did that for my gpu block.
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I don't think it is flash...it appears to be a different, softer material, if it was flash it wouldn't pull off so cleanly or wrap around the bolts in the same way, and the other gasket is perfectly clean.
__________________It seems much more like a sealant applied before the gasket.
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Turing Test is Overrated
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D-Tek really should revise the FuZion with a big top to seperate the barbs more...
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I'd second that...although I would prefer a different design to the EK Supreme.
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