P4 processor stick to headseak - Page 2

RichBa5tard · 4th March 2004, 13:20

I give you 5$ for spelling heatsink correctly.

Either try heating it up to ~60-70 degrees, or try to freeze it before removing. Either way it's a pretty risky operation.

4th March 2004, 13:21

a friend of my tried to remove his heatsink and the processor came together with his heatsink. But now ge can not get his cpu back in his mobo.

I have put the heatsink + pro in the freeze. But it steay together.

4th March 2004, 13:33

Quote:

Originally posted by RichBa5tard
I give you 5$ for spelling heatsink correctly.

Either try heating it up to ~60-70 degrees, or try to freeze it before removing. Either way it's a pretty risky operation.

ok i will remove the heatspreeder, i hope i can remove that.

But for the moment all my attemps to remove the heatsink from the heatspreeder fails.

piotke · 4th March 2004, 13:39

just warm it up, the thermal pad between the heatspreader (CPU) and heatsink (big cooler) wil come soft, and like bubble gum, easy to remove.
and ffs:

Quote:

Originally posted by silencer
heatspreeder

heatspreader !

4th March 2004, 13:45

now we are trying this: http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...103&howtoID=39

jmke · 4th March 2004, 14:12

No!
NO NO NO
you will destroy your P4 for NO GOOD REASON..

warm up the heatsink and the P4 will come off by itself.

4th March 2004, 14:49

it is an old processor a 1.8Ghz processor. The warrenty is passed, and we removed the IHS form the processor, cleaned everting and put it back together. The systems is running.

jmke · 4th March 2004, 15:29

without a heatsink then? because know you have a heatsink with an IHS stuck on the bottom.

4th March 2004, 15:52

yes, and now it was possible to put the processor back in the mobo.

Before we put the cpu in the mobo we cleaned the top of the cpu and the bottum of the IHS.

And after we placed the cpu in the mobo, placed some artic silver on the cpu and then we put the headsink with IHS on top of the processor and close the klems.

The computer started up without a problem and know everty runs fine.

4th March 2004, 16:02

:ww:
u had no idea what u were doing, and yet you did just fine
incredible

4th March 2004, 13:20	#11
RichBa5tard [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 3,344	I give you 5$ for spelling heatsink correctly. Either try heating it up to ~60-70 degrees, or try to freeze it before removing. Either way it's a pretty risky operation. __________________ HTPC (mac osx): Mac Mini \| Core Duo 1.6Ghz \| 2GB DDR2 \| 26\" TFT Development (mac osx): Macbook \| Core 2 2.0Ghz \| 4GB DDR2 \| 250GB HD Games (win xp): E2160 @ 2.4Ghz \| HD3850 OC \| Asrock 4coredual-vsta \| 2GB DDR2

4th March 2004, 14:12	#16
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	No! NO NO NO you will destroy your P4 for NO GOOD REASON.. warm up the heatsink and the P4 will come off by itself. __________________

4th March 2004, 15:29	#18
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	without a heatsink then? because know you have a heatsink with an IHS stuck on the bottom. __________________

4th March 2004, 13:21	#12
silencer Posts: n/a	a friend of my tried to remove his heatsink and the processor came together with his heatsink. But now ge can not get his cpu back in his mobo. I have put the heatsink + pro in the freeze. But it steay together.

4th March 2004, 13:45	#15
silencer Posts: n/a	now we are trying this: http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...103&howtoID=39

4th March 2004, 14:49	#17
silencer Posts: n/a	it is an old processor a 1.8Ghz processor. The warrenty is passed, and we removed the IHS form the processor, cleaned everting and put it back together. The systems is running.

4th March 2004, 15:52	#19
silencer Posts: n/a	yes, and now it was possible to put the processor back in the mobo. Before we put the cpu in the mobo we cleaned the top of the cpu and the bottum of the IHS. And after we placed the cpu in the mobo, placed some artic silver on the cpu and then we put the headsink with IHS on top of the processor and close the klems. The computer started up without a problem and know everty runs fine.

4th March 2004, 16:02	#20
jakkerd Posts: n/a	:ww: u had no idea what u were doing, and yet you did just fine incredible