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-[title] You will need
-[* black] Precision screwdriver(s) -- usually Phillips #0 and/or #1 for the fan and anything else screwed onto the graphics card
-[* black] Aluminium foil to cover heat sensitive components and to prop up the card on your baking tray
-[* black] Some thermal paste to replace the paste you clean off the chips
-[* black] Paper towel to rub any excess of old heatsink compound from the components
-[* black] An oven
-[* black] A baking tray
+[title] What you'll need
+[* black] Precision screwdriver(s): usually Phillips #0 and/or #1.
+[* red] Aluminium foil to cover heat sensitive components and to prop up the card on your baking tray.
+[* orange] Some thermal paste to replace the paste afterwards.
+[* yellow] Paper towel to rub any excess of old heatsink compound from the components. (Alcohol wipes work well too)
+[* green] An oven.
+[* light_blue] A baking tray.