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Skaray

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When reading the Arctic Silver application instructions is said "Put a small amount of Arctic Silver onto the center of the heat spreader/CPU Cap" whate exactly is the heat spreader? Does it mean the heat sink?
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not quite sure but i have a ? also i know were not pose to do this but its the same thing i just put AS 5 of my CPU nd processor and now my processor is runnin lik 10 C hotter whad i do wrong did i not put enough? i put as much and the instructions said?
and i did use the cleaner and purifier.
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Edited by heartofalion28, 14 August 2005 - 08:38 PM.

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I think it might be the heat sink thats hotter which is good because then the CPU is cooler and if it is the CPU then that usually happens for the first 200 hours of use.
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The Heatspreader is on the CPU itself.

You put a BB sized amount on the CPU's heatspreader (the center)
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