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Cablepro · 02-25-2001, 01:35 PM

so when I apply my thermal grease, and then clamp down the assembly to the processor, the excess grease should run out a bit around the core, creating a "doughnut" of grease around the core...

then that will eliminate condensation from the trapped air from penetrating the core...only the leads and cache are subject to any condensation if this is the case...and a few sprayed on layers of conformal silicone might help protect them...

does this sound about right? or am I missing something again?...I appreciate all of your advice...

02-25-2001, 01:35 PM	#6
Cablepro Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Daytona Beach, FL USA Posts: 93	so when I apply my thermal grease, and then clamp down the assembly to the processor, the excess grease should run out a bit around the core, creating a "doughnut" of grease around the core... then that will eliminate condensation from the trapped air from penetrating the core...only the leads and cache are subject to any condensation if this is the case...and a few sprayed on layers of conformal silicone might help protect them... does this sound about right? or am I missing something again?...I appreciate all of your advice...