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Originally posted by BillA:
I know I said I would stay off Joe's soap box, but you guys make it so hard to resist.
Do you not wonder WHY the Athlons are being crushed ?
WHY the ears are being broken off the sockets ?
Has anyone mentioned AMD's (for example) pressure clamping limit of 24 psi ?
Are you fellows using micro-torque wrenches for these 1/4 in. NC machine screws ?
Appropriatly corrected for the RMS surface finish of the specific type screw and nut ?
Is there a simple way to apply a defined (and limited) amount of force ?
Anyone seen the VapoChill clamping setup ?
Or that of Joe's preferred manufacturer, who is it - oh yes, Swiftech.
They both use springs which given a certain resistance, and compression, can produce a (Kevin, I'm sorry to refer to numbers) calculated force applied to the CPU.
be cool
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I actually agree with you Bill, For the longest time (Actually I think N8 used em first) using springs to provide even pressure on each side. I said it before for mounting swiftech is tops on that new block.
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[This message has been edited by Joe (edited 01-08-2001).]