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Post #13 by Bunsen
Source Foruman uber-geeky way to keep a powerbook cool in the summer — #13
CategoryHardware
Post DateMon, 18 Aug 2008 - 09:51
Original URLhttps://68kmla.org/bb/threads/an-uber-geeky-way-to-keep-a-powerbook-cool-in-the-summer.8278/
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Eventually I want to try clocking my 333MHz Lombard CPU to 400MHz+. I'm considering replacing the heatsink thermal transfer pad, between the CPU die and the heatsink/heatpipe assembly, with a block of solid copper. It would be lapped on both faces, with a little heatsink paste, and I would thread a couple of screw holes into the top to screw the heatsink plate down tight.

Any comments or suggestions?

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