After getting a workable Tualatin on the ABIT BX133 i wanted to squash from that CPU all the juice a can
So i decided to remove the cover plate and recover it using a better internal compound
Here you are some pics of my skinned Celeron Tualatin 1.0A after removing all the original pad and cleaning surfaces :
I used a normal cutter to open the cover an then I took an old slocket to be used as a work base.
I put some silver compound on the small core and a black engine sealant as glue around the plate track
So i close it and used a heatsink clip to press the sandwich and let it dry firmly
Some close view of the covering method :
After this work the CPU seem like it was when i bought it :
Here you are a screenshoot of the System/Temperature :
Finally I have raised my objective! I'm satisfied! :)font>
*SPECIAL THANKS*
All i wrote in these pages is what i could learn thanks to the great work and care of many guys in a few HW forums,
here you are some links where i found very useful tricks about the Tualatin pin modding :
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=67417&perpage=30&pagenumber=1
other links are listen in the pages I linked above
have fun!
Cheers
Andrea