i was wanting to know if you can remove those heatsinks on those Pentium chips?
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Probably, but I think it's preferable to leave it there
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I have a similar situation. I have POD5V133s with busted heatsinks and no fans. I also want to remove the heatsink without damaging the chip.
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afair its high temp epoxy, basically baked into the chip
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