Originally posted by: myocardia
Originally posted by: cmdrdredd
Someone once said to me that most companies put heatspreaders on the memory to hide what type of IC they used and you void the warranty if you peek. Team doesn't hide anything so they make them bare and tell you it's ok to run them bare so...
Take that how you will
Oh, that wouldn't surprise me one bit. Also, as far as heatspreaders go, you're absolutely right-- they don't add much, if anything to the cooling effect/capabilities. That was why I differentiated between what I had said about heatspreaders, and what I think about true heatsinks. BTW, have you figured out yet if your RAM was the problem with your C2D system?
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