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[* black] Wrap the tip of your index finger with a piece of plastic (such as a sandwich bag or Saran wrap).
[* black] Dispense a very small amount of thermal paste onto processor core(s).
[* black] Use your finger to gently smear the thermal paste over the entire processor core(s).
[* icon_note] If you accidentally apply a small amount of thermal paste on the green surface of the processor, it will not cause any harm.
[* black] The processor(s) is now ready for heat sink installation.
-[* icon_note] You do not need to apply any thermal paste on the heat sink(s), although [http://www.arcticsilver.com/methods.html|Arctic Silver gives instructions] on "tinting" the heat sink to reduce the break-in time of the thermal compound.
+[* icon_note] It is advisable that you use Arctic Silver thermal paste as it provides the best heat exchange