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| + | [title] Cover the CPU and GPU's capacitors with thermal tape |
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| + | [* black] Probably the black stripe which was over the CPU capacitors and the black square sticker which was over the GPU capacitors are no longer adhesive. It is always better to substitute them each time one changes the thermal paste but you could clean these stickers and apply them again if they manage to stick firmly. |
| + | [* black] Otherwise take the polyimide tape and cut it in pieces that would fit the areas in which the capacitors are. Lay these pieces of tape over the capacitors. Then gently press the tape down with a spudger and squeeze out the air which is among the tape, the processor and the capacitors. |
| + | [* icon_caution] If you have touched the metal surfaces of the processors with your fingers while you were applying the tape, clean them again with the ArctiClean #2 because the substances produced by our skin could weaken the thermal paste. |
| + | [* black] Finally mount together the fan and the heatsink. Apply a stripe of tape over them to keep them together during the assembly. |
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