- A heat sink (also
commonly spelled heatsink,) is a p****ive heat
exchanger that
transfers the heat
generated by an
electronic or a
mechanical device to...
- die and the
heatsink, but it
greatly ****isted in
holding the
heatsink flat
against the die.
Earlier Coppermines without the IHS made
heatsink mounting challenging...
- be
produced than can be
removed without attention to cooling. Use of
heatsinks cooled by
airflow reduces the
temperature rise
produced by a
given amount...
- A
water block is the
watercooling equivalent of a
heatsink. It is a type of
plate heat
exchanger and can be used on many
different computer components...
- sockets.
Heatsinks were
commonly attached directly to the CPU socket, but some
motherboards also had 4
holes for
fastening bigger heatsinks to the motherboard...
- consumer-grade CPU sockets. The
larger size also
required a
change in the
heatsink fastening holes configuration,
making previously used
cooling solutions...
- 2014, respectively. Two
types of ILM exist, with
different shapes and
heatsink mounting hole patterns, both with M4 x 0.7 threads:
square ILM (80×80 mm...
-
typical expansion board within a
plastic cartridge. A
fixed or
removable heatsink was
carried on one side,
sometimes using its own fan. This
larger package...
-
Thermal paste (also
called thermal compound,
thermal grease,
thermal interface material (TIM),
thermal gel, heat paste, heat sink compound, heat sink paste...
-
distance between the ****-holes for the
heatsink is 72 mm. Such heat-sinks are not
interchangeable with
heatsinks for
sockets that have a
distance of 75...
