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<tuxd3v>
wens, heh.. not a good solution, maybe you want to apply some good thermal paste, and in that way you can't..also I son't know if there are a PWM fan onboard..
<tuxd3v>
err, son't -> don't o.O
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<wens>
tuxd3v: AFAIK there is thermal glue with good conductivity?
<tuxd3v>
wens, more or less, but nothing beats the conductivity of thermal paste, not even close.
<tuxd3v>
of course there are a lot of diferent quality type profucts in the market
<tuxd3v>
products.*
<tuxd3v>
a good glue can be maybe indetical to a bad thermal paste
<tuxd3v>
now the problem is defining bad thermal paste..
<tuxd3v>
there are tons and tons or products availlable
<tuxd3v>
maybe they are thinking that everybody will use the board at stock, without pushing all cores to the max..
<tuxd3v>
I do otherwise 24x7x365 at max usage, completly saturated