Top 10 Laptops Under 600

Top 10 Laptops Under 600

"Poli" a CPU is to remove the IHS (integrated heat sink) for the processor. Because of manufacturing variations, the processor IHS may be slightly concave or convex. The result is an irregular contact with the heatsink that degrades cooling with a moderate margin.

If you are an enthusiast who likes to overclock, lick your processor is a very good idea. Not only is the least expensive cooling upgrade may be, it is most beneficial when you look at the price / performance. The additional cooling, even in May you can overclock your better processor due to air conditioning.

In this guide, I shot a Intel Q6600 G0. Before filming, I was able to overclock the processor to 3.2Ghz temperature maximum load is 70A ° C for Core 0 and 69 ° C for Core 1. Ideally, you want to keep CPU temperature below 70A ° C. After rolling, the maximum temperature under load has been reduced to a 62 ° C for Core 0 and 57 ° C for Core 1, a maximum decrease of 12 ° C - a very big difference! Because the temperature has dropped much, I was able to bump the voltage CPU even more overclocking the CPU at 3.4 Ghz.

Instructions

Refine your processor is very easy and requires very little skills. All you need is 600 and 1000 sandpaper, are commonly found in your local auto parts or hardware ACE.

IMPORTANT: Make sure that you discharge static electricity before touching any computer component, particular processor. Electricity Discharge may permanently damage computer parts. To answer you, something metallic touch Like the case of your PC, or use a wrist strap to ground.

1. First, remove the processor in your system. Remove any thermal paste on the processor. I like to alcohol and Q-tips.
2. Then you have to protect the underside of CPU dust and debris. To keep things simple, you can simply use a piece of paper cut into a processor. The piece of tape paper on the bottom of the processor using electrical tape or masking. In the image using a clean cotton cloth, but the role is more and work very well.
3. Place the paper of 600 grit sandpaper on a completely flat surface. A wooden board is not the best surface for the use of pools and valleys in the wood itself. Instead, use a mirror or glass tables.
4. Turn on processor and begin Sanding head off an integrated heat sink side using a lateral movement. No sand in a circular motion, because it can cause surface of heat dissipation to be uneven. After about 10-20 Swipes following sandpaper, turn the processor 90 ° and 10-20 Once the additional sand.
5. Repeat this procedure until you have eliminated almost completely integrated heatsink (as shown in the image on the site).
6. Once you reach this point, change the sandpaper grain of 1000 and use the process of sanding even remove the rest of the IHS.
7. You are finished when the IHS has completely disappeared and there is exposed copper. At this stage, becomes the rolling process.

You can use sandpaper higher grain such as grain in 2000 to complement the copper the CPU in a place almost as a side mirror. However, this approach is completely uneccessary and provides no performance gain, but only for cosmetic purposes. The left image shows the CPU after it has been folded sandpaper of 1000 (sorry for the inconvenience)

Install the CPU and the application thermal paste as usual. You can also turn your heat sink, using the same process. It is probably no help cool your CPU as much as licking, but probably will increase, however.

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