Epoxy or tape for heatsinks?

mitaiwan82

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Yo I'm about to get a Geforce2 Pro soon, and I want to get some pentium heatsinks and put them on the memory modules...I was wondering if thermal tape was good enough or if I should go the epoxy way? I figure either way it'll help in my overclocking efforts later, but I'm open to some expert recommandations :D BTW which prog should I use? When I had my GF2 MX all I used was Coolbits, cuz Powerstrip didn't like my win2k too much
 

mitaiwan82

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come'on you guys do something useful and answer my pathetically simple questions...or I will kill you. Just kidding!
 

codehack2

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Personally, I use thermal compound with a small drop of super glue gel in the corner. Cover all of the Ram chip with thermal compound, minus the corner where you put the super glue. With this I get good thermal transfer, the ram sinks are secure, and they can be easily removed if needed.

CH2
 

mitaiwan82

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thanks for the advice yo...now i'm getting all antsy thinking about the possibilities....
 

Mykex

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Why not artic silver adheasive/epoxy? It has better thermocondutivity that the original artic silver.......
 

mitaiwan82

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dang that means gotta order more epoxy stuff....i think i'll just do what CH said cuz i already have some arctic silver 2 and supa glue =D