Core 2 Duo Retail HS/Fan

'Bob Johnson' wrote:
| I got the Gigabyte P35-D3SL
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| I think it's aluminum; it's silery shiny and not copper colored.
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| Stay tuned
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There are only two reasonable materials for a CPU heatsink; copper or
aluminum. Copper is better than aluminum, but more than twice as heavy and
a LOT more than twice as expensive. Silver is the best metal of all, but is
even heavier and more expensive than copper. Solid diamond is, of course,
the best, but...

The Intel retail, boxed heatsink is either solid aluminum or aluminum with a
cylinder of copper sweat fitted into a central hole in the heatsink. So
your heatsink is all aluminum.

Phil Weldon

"Bob Johnson" <me.RemoveThis@getlost.com> wrote in message
news:55WdnSmEkaJyFNLanZ2dnUVZ_rSrnZ2d@comcast.com...
|I got the Gigabyte P35-D3SL
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| I think it's aluminum; it's silery shiny and not copper colored.
|
| Stay tuned
|
| thx
|
| bob
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|
| "Fishface" <invalid.RemoveThis@ddress.ok?> wrote in message
| news:WIL3j.58298$ch.16280@trnddc03...
| > Bob Johnson wrote:
| >
| >> OK, The 4500 is here. One last plea after looking at the funky 3
stripes
| >>
| >
| > Hey, I just got another one today from Fry's, with another free
| > motherboard.
| > $119. Different pack date, 11-09-07. Hope this one's better!
| >
| > Is your HSF contact surface aluminum? My new one is, but my old one
| > isn't.
| > Which motherboard did you end-up getting?
| >
| > I would put it on, but orient the center stripe in the direction of the
| > core.
| >
http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_intel_dual_wcap.pdf
| >
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