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Old 5th Aug 2012, 20:25   #1
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Thermal Adhesive?
I need a decent thermal adhesive for bonding a homemade heatsink to a Nintendo gamecube's processor for my portable project.

I don't need "oh, it's not suitable for processors". The heatsink that used to be there was also bonded with a thermal adhesive, it was just... extremely crap.

Thanks in advance.
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I've used the Artic Silver Thermal Adhesive on a gfx card's ram heatsinks.
It worked fine, but being Epoxy based its pretty permanent.
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