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Post Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:01 pm   Post subject: Always buy a good heatsink! Reply with quote Back to top  
It lives - wBig SmileBig Smilef!

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It takes a special kind of person to couple a top-of-the-line heatsink and fan to a motherboard that costs less than the HSF. Cool

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Post Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 4:50 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote Back to top  
I'm using an SLK-700 on my second PC right now (Palomino 2100+), but it's got the 70x10mm fan from an Athlon64's stock cooler on it. Dad's PC has the SLK-800 and my brother's PC has the SLK-900. My Athlon64 X2 is cooled by an XP90. Thermalright FTW!

Even in death, that SLK-947U was doing an amazing job saving your CPU. I am amazed that you got it hot enough to melt the solder. Shocked
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An important tin/lead solder is 63/37, called “eutectic,” meaning it goes directly from solid to liquid {with the same alloy ratio in both phases}. This alloy melts at 361°F (183°C), the lowest melting point of any tin-lead alloy. Other eutectic solders include 62.5% tin, 36.1% lead and 1.4% silver (354°F, 179°C)....
How'd you dig up that old thread?
http://www.littleblackdog.com/viewtopic.php?p=201538&highlight=

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Post Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 5:55 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote Back to top  
The chip lived ?! Shocked

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Post Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 6:41 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote Back to top  
JustAnEngineer wrote:
I'm using an SLK-700 on my second PC right now (Palomino 2100+), but it's got the 70x10mm fan from an Athlon64's stock cooler on it. Dad's PC has the SLK-800 and my brother's PC has the SLK-900. My Athlon64 X2 is cooled by an XP90. Thermalright FTW!

Even in death, that SLK-947U was doing an amazing job saving your CPU. I am amazed that you got it hot enough to melt the solder. Shocked
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An important tin/lead solder is 63/37, called “eutectic,” meaning it goes directly from solid to liquid {with the same alloy ratio in both phases}. This alloy melts at 361°F (183°C), the lowest melting point of any tin-lead alloy. Other eutectic solders include 62.5% tin, 36.1% lead and 1.4% silver (354°F, 179°C)....
How'd you dig up that old thread?
http://www.littleblackdog.com/viewtopic.php?p=201538&highlight=


My Athlon64 X2 is also cooled by an XP90 Very Happy

The melted heatsink in the pic is actually an SLK-600 Very Happy
http://www.littleblackdog.com/viewtopic.php?t=7503&highlight=slk600

I did a search that SLK-947U post - that one always comes to mind when I'm shopping for a heatsink (or a motherboard) Very Happy

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Post Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 6:53 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote Back to top  
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The chip lived ?! Shocked


I took some pics of the chip too - just waiting on son-in-law to send them to me Very Happy

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