How do I get it off? And what should I do with it?
I have aquired an old 5x5 cm heatsink.
It is 1,5-2 cm tall.
Well first off all, how do I get it off the processor?
It is glued to the processor with a tick glue.
Should I toss it in the freezer or something else?
The processor it is glued to, I think is an old 486.
When, and if I get the heatsink of.
Where should I put it?
I have three places in mind.
Southbridge.
Mosfets (some cutting needed)
Ramsinks on my radeon. (some cutting needed)
It is 1,5-2 cm tall.
Well first off all, how do I get it off the processor?
It is glued to the processor with a tick glue.
Should I toss it in the freezer or something else?
The processor it is glued to, I think is an old 486.
When, and if I get the heatsink of.
Where should I put it?
I have three places in mind.
Southbridge.
Mosfets (some cutting needed)
Ramsinks on my radeon. (some cutting needed)
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(Upcoming new years eve.)
Maybe I should make myself a small bomb and blow that heatsink off.
I have tried acetone as well.
But I may have to submerge the heatsink in the actone.
The only side effect from acetone, is that you get light-headed
I have tried a little fire too.
I used I lighter, I ended up burning my fingers and the heatsink was still stuck.
Do it and video tape the whole thing!
It would make a great pilot episode for the new Short-Media Ghetto Olympics
But if everything fails I will blow it sky-high.
Unfortunately I do not have a videocamera.
A digicam is all I have.
But a few before and after shots wouldn't be too bad.
You can break superglue in boiling water if you give it some time.
Flamable solvents and explosives are likely to leave you with no usable parts.
I have an old Pentium passive hs on a northbridge and it looks cool. And it even works.
Boiling water did the trick.
It was quite easy to get it off with a knife afterwards.
Hmm all that is left to blow up is the processor.
An intel 486 DX2 50 Mhz.
I just had an idea.
I could save some money on my christmas present budget here.
By making my sister a nice intel 486 DX2 50 Mhz necklace.