copper plate?

[bloodthirst]

if i got a small copper plate and put it on the bottom of my heatsink would it work better lol?

 

[Dav0s]

a copper block might, but if it is too big then the heat wont disapate into the actualy heatsink, it will just stay in the copper block. would be ncie to try though.

 

[FragTek]

if i got a small copper plate and put it on the bottom of my heatsink would it work better lol?

Possibly, a lot of cheap-o heatsinks have copper blocks attached to their aluminum bases to help aid in dissipation. I guess u could try, but u'd have to make sure that it doesnt lift the HSF too far up or you wont be able to latch it down.

 

[bloodthirst]

Possibly, a lot of cheap-o heatsinks have copper blocks attached to their aluminum bases to help aid in dissipation. I guess u could try, but u'd have to make sure that it doesnt lift the HSF too far up or you wont be able to latch it down.

yeah i know, is there such thing as thermal glue?

 

[FragTek]

yeah i know, is there such thing as thermal glue?

Yes, its referred to as thermal adhesive, arctive silver makes the best.

 

[bloodthirst]

Yes, its referred to as thermal adhesive, arctive silver makes the best.

yeah okk artic silver are the ownage of everything

 

[FragTek]

yeah okk artic silver are the ownage of everything

The last thing u'd ever want to do is use thermal adhesive to attach a heatsink to ur processor, because it's never comin' off, lol... and if u do get it off, it's takin shit with it, more than likely the IHS if u have one, if u were retarded enough to attach it directly to the die on an exposed die proccy then say buhbye to the core! lol

 

[Joe]

if i got a small copper plate and put it on the bottom of my heatsink would it work better lol?

short answer no it would have to be physically connected(with 100% matched surfaces -- impossible) to the heatsink to dissapate heat any better else it will do quite to opposite (even with tim tween the HS and copper it will still be lower performance) sorry man has to be the same metal (or soldered perfectly) to increase performance

 

[FarFarAway]

short answer no it would have to be physically connected(with 100% matched surfaces -- impossible) to the heatsink to dissapate heat any better else it will do quite to opposite (even with tim tween the HS and copper it will still be lower performance) sorry man has to be the same metal (or soldered perfectly) to increase performance

Basically it would be best to buy a decent HSF cause unless you're an expert metal workerthen it will turn out shit!!

 

[bloodthirst]

short answer no it would have to be physically connected(with 100% matched surfaces -- impossible) to the heatsink to dissapate heat any better else it will do quite to opposite (even with tim tween the HS and copper it will still be lower performance) sorry man has to be the same metal (or soldered perfectly) to increase performance

hmm yeah i see, im not actually going to do it im just seeing if it would work lol

 

[Dav0s]

then you have a very creative mind sir

 

[bloodthirst]

then you have a very creative mind sir

i do dont i

 

[JNewell_]

I'd say so!

 

[Joe]

if u wanted to put copper coatin on ya HSF 1 word ELECTROLYSIS

http://www.woodrow.org/teachers/chemistry/institutes/1986/exp30.html

http://chemlearn.chem.indiana.edu/demos/CopperPl.htm

 

[bloodthirst]

if u wanted to put copper coatin on ya HSF 1 word ELECTROLYSIS

http://www.woodrow.org/teachers/chemistry/institutes/1986/exp30.html

http://chemlearn.chem.indiana.edu/demos/CopperPl.htm

i cant open this atm lol ill do it when im at home, im at school supposed to be teaching fags VBlol

 

[Dav0s]

ahelectrolysis, reminds me of science lessons

 

[FragTek]

ahelectrolysis, reminds me of science lessons

I fecking HATED science....

 

[Dav0s]

meh, science gcse coming up, im gonna sooo hate it

 

[Joe]

ahh i loved science hated evry other subject tho <esp computers it was more like ms office studies>

 

[Dav0s]

dont get me started on GNVQ IT.