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alexwai 12-10-2003 10:15 AM

Problem of filling the centre slug area of socket with conformal coating
 
Hi all

I am going to upgrade my water cooling system to TEC. What I am concerned is that by filling the slug area of socket with confornal coating, will the heat sensor within it be out of function? I am now using ABIT NF7-S V2.0. Can someone with the same board share their experience with me?

Sorry for my very poor English as I am Chinese in Hong Kong.:D


Cheers

Galeno 12-10-2003 11:39 AM

Hi Alexwai

I have the same motherboard you have. I put on the center area of the socket silicone and over the silicone a fine layer of neoprene. The sensor is under all of this and obviously is not reading the right temperature of the CPU.
Intead of this sensor I put a thermocouple under core. In order to do this I had to use my dremel to make enough room on the socket to put it under the CPU.

Galeno

alexwai 12-10-2003 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Galeno
Hi Alexwai

I have the same motherboard you have. I put on the center area of the socket silicone and over the silicone a fine layer of neoprene. The sensor is under all of this and obviously is not reading the right temperature of the CPU.
Intead of this sensor I put a thermocouple under core. In order to do this I had to use my dremel to make enough room on the socket to put it under the CPU.

Galeno

Thanks for your reply. I don't have a dremel so I can't mod the socket like you. Besides, I don't have the skill to do this.:(

pHaestus 12-10-2003 06:06 PM

no dremel required. Ginsu knife works great.

Details here

alexwai 12-10-2003 06:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by alexwai
Thanks for your reply. I don't have a dremel so I can't mod the socket like you. Besides, I don't have the skill to do this.:(
Thanks

Galeno 12-10-2003 06:52 PM

Both technics are risky, but I tried to do it with my dremel and fortunately I succeded the first time. You gotto have good pulse though.

Well, I hope you have success trying to do it either way.

Galeno


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