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    yes yes... anyways.

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    Lapping it will have very little effect, unless something is abnormally wrong with the heatspreader.

    Also, I would be very surprised if there is anything approaching a reliable way to tell if a CPU has been overclocked.

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    If the heatspreader is flat to begin with , then you are not going to achieve much. If you do 'Clunks' wee test or put a 'steel ruler ' across your heatspreader then you will get a good idea if you need to lap it or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by merdat View Post
    If the heatspreader is flat to begin with , then you are not going to achieve much. If you do 'Clunks' wee test or put a 'steel ruler ' across your heatspreader then you will get a good idea if you need to lap it or not.
    bah have to find a steel one first.. or a normal one

    But i'll be bleeding my loop very soon so i'll try the little blob of AS5 test
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