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> You might want to confirm that your processor model requires a thermal pad
> and not grease. Then hunt some down and use it instead of thermal grease. I
> seem to recall they were somewhat difficult to locate a place from which to
> purchase.

It's not that bad these days, search amazon or something for "thermal 
pad" and you'll get a bunch of results. Just make sure you get an actual 
flexible pad and not a polished copper shim, which are often sold under 
the same name.

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