I have seen prices of chips ,fibre, with and with out copper/alu heat sinks. $9 with $18 without.
Does this mean by taking off the cap alu or copper will rise the price?
has any one done this and analyzed the results?
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I have seen prices of chips ,fibre, with and with out copper/alu heat sinks. $9 with $18 without.
Does this mean by taking off the cap alu or copper will rise the price?
has any one done this and analyzed the results?
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olddude, I'm pretty sure what you are seeing is a reference not to the large heat sink usually mounted on a processor. When looking at price lists you will see something like this:
P4 fiber with heatsink - $x.xx
P4 fiber w/o heatsink - $x.xx
That is referencing the fiber cpus that have a built in heat spreader/heat sink glued onto the chip, they are usually about 1/8" thick and just a little smaller in width than the processor.
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What I do is heat the cpu up.. on the copper side... once its hot enough... tap it on a glass plate.. the backing will come off.. and then swipe the pins off.. or you can do it reverse.. then toss the fiber board into a seperate container.. You can toss them into your motherboard, you'll get some good precious stuff out of it that way if you send it into a refiner. but I've never been able to remove the copper heatsink, without losing the pins.
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Of couse the reason for the price difference is the fact that chips with a laminated heat sink weights more and that weight is due to the lower value metal....obvious I know...but there it is for those just starting out.
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