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[* black] Video card remains.
[* black] Be sure to apply a new layer of thermal paste to the face of the graphics processor (shown in red).
[* icon_note] We have a [guide|744|thermal paste guide] that makes reapplying thermal compound simple.
[* icon_reminder] Before reattaching your video card heat sink, use the flat end of a spudger to re-spread the thermal compound over the face of both video RAM chips (shown in green).
-[* black] If you accidentally remove or need to reapply this white thermal compound, you will need a product like K5 Pro.
+[* black] If you are upgrading to the 256MB ATI Radeon HD 2600XT - Apple P/N 661-4436 you will need more thermal compound (i.e. K5 Pro) for the two extra RAM chips (shown in green). Reference for alternate GPU can be found here: [post|315773])