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Migrating Thermal Grease
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03-27-08
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Overclocked and Underpaid
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Migrating Thermal Grease
Anyone ever had this happen? No matter where you put the grease, it always moves to one area? I just returned my FuZion because it was doing this. I noticed after a couple of grease applications, that the block was not machined evenly all the way around. The copper was thicker beneath the south lips than the north lips. I assume it was sitting tighter on the bottom because of this and the grease would just move up the path of least resistance when it was heated. Very annoying indeed.
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it comes a bit bowed, it's not really "flat" it's designed that way. Although you can lap it. Nothing's perfect.
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Well, I hope the next one is a little better. The one I returned looked more like it was tilted from top to bottom than bowed in the middle.
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