zeturi DEMON PIE! hi Jan 9, 2011 #3 Re: These are my heatsyncs... The orange ones are good, if they're made of copper. What's the green one?
Re: These are my heatsyncs... The orange ones are good, if they're made of copper. What's the green one?
S Snipeye Active Member Jan 9, 2011 #4 Re: These are my heatsyncs... They look like they ought to work fine, so no worries.
mymixed Well-Known Member Jan 9, 2011 #5 Re: These are my heatsyncs... You used thermal grease right? Or are they just laying on there? Also, I would switch the big orange one with the green one. The RCP usually gets the hottest with the RAM coming up close. The bottom ones are . - mymixed
Re: These are my heatsyncs... You used thermal grease right? Or are they just laying on there? Also, I would switch the big orange one with the green one. The RCP usually gets the hottest with the RAM coming up close. The bottom ones are . - mymixed
SonyQrio Frequent Poster Jan 9, 2011 #6 Zeturi, I believe that the green one is copper painted green...
bud DAT ASS Jan 9, 2011 #7 I have one of the green one, it is great. Here is how I would arrange them: Green on RAM 4 smalls on the CPU Big one on the RCP
I have one of the green one, it is great. Here is how I would arrange them: Green on RAM 4 smalls on the CPU Big one on the RCP
βeta ModRetro Legend Jan 10, 2011 #8 If I had to guess, I would say those are anodized aluminum. The green one at least.
XCVG ModRetro Legend Jan 10, 2011 #9 Probably overkill. From what I can tell, the N64 doesn't get that hot. It'll do fine.
bud DAT ASS Jan 11, 2011 #13 I would hope he is using thermal glue or at least the little squares from the original heat blocks.