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    If you are talking about the flat square Tin plated Copper heatsink on some CPU.
    I would leave them on.
    I read that under that heatsink there is either a Sliver or Gold splash of paint that's used as heatsink paste between the actual chip die and the Copper heatsink.
    They mentioned that 'one in X amount is Gold', that's part of their profit. If you send them in without the cap they don't get that $1 (value$?) and it costs them in the end.

    I expect its like the windowed eproms, sometimes its Gold wires with a Gold splash under the chip die.
    Most of mine are Silver wires and Silver splash. Its a % thing I guess.


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