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    Neone Have the PDF For How To Clean a 6100

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by cpstylez, Nov 11, 2005.

  1. cpstylez

    cpstylez Notebook Enthusiast

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    It seems all the links are dead
     
    cpstylez, Nov 11, 2005
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    Hello. that is a great tutorial, and I did save it. I will try to attach it to this post if I can. thanks to ubercam for authoring this. I would like to add I could really tell a difference. I had also lapped (sanded down) my processor and heat shink. the heat sink was already very flat, but I was surprised at how much I had to sand the processor to get it flat. I am not able to monitor the actual temp, but I could hear a difference. Before, after heavy usage, the fan would just run on high forever. Now, after playing Myst:EOA, the fan throttles back down to slow speed within a minute and then the temp of the air feels like room temp. Rex
     

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    cpstylez Notebook Enthusiast

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    thanks so much, life saver, ill try it out
     
    cpstylez, Nov 12, 2005
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    well i ran the method and it worked like a beauty, fan doesnt run on high for no reason...really nice
     
    cpstylez, Nov 22, 2005
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    I just finished with the tutorial and put Coolermaster Premium Thermal Interface Material (PTK-002) on the CPU/heatsink. The reduction in noise is very noticeable. Thanks to Cameron for a great guide.

    By the way I also installed 1 gig of Crucial Ram:
    1GB 200-Pin SODIMM 128MX64 DDR PC2700 :)
    This is working well in the laptop.

    I have had the laptop since July 04 and it is working well.

    John
     
    valuejohn, Nov 25, 2005
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