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by InvaderFizz
1205 days ago
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> If Intel warrants their CPUs to be at TjMax 24/7, it's a good sign that it shouldn't be a problem. It certainly does work. I was working on some manufacturing equipment in 2018. The 2010 release 1st Gen i3 had a centimeter gap between the IHS and the HSF. The Intel HSF thermal compound had not been touched, it was like new. The CPU had run thermal throttled to about 700MHz for eight years, continuously. Properly attached the HSF, the slowness and thermal throttling went away. |
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