Thermal Glue

how do I make my own thermal glue for book binding. I want to heat the glue to the pages myself? is there a place to purchase the glue in bulk then cut it to the size I need. I plan to place a strip on the book cover and bind the pages to it... I am avoiding purchasing the expensive equipment untill the future.

How to apply thermal glue? How exactly, and to where exactly, do you apply thermal glue?

Is there a substitute for thermal glue? I was just trying to find if there was something other than thermal glue/paste to use when putting the heatsink on the processor. When I say something, I mean something that will serve the same purpose as thermal glue. Please help!!!

Is there any way to replace your cpu heatsinkl after adding thermal glue? I bought a good heatsink, but i didnt get it till after I already put my computer together (i used the one that came with the processor), Now it finnaly arrived and im wondering if its possible to get it on there even after I added that glue stuff

What would happen to a proccessor without thermal grease or thermal glue? (see details)? Why do people put thermal glue on a CPU, wouldn't the heat sink be enough?

what kind of thermal glue should i use to fix my xbox 360? my xbox got the 3 red lights about a month ago , and xbox didnt fix it for me so now im trying to fix it myself , i have my xbox all taken apart and when i got to the thermal glue it was all melted and had went on some of the other stuff , so i was thinking i would just reinforce it with some new thermal glue and it would work again

Is it okay to not use thermal glue on a cpu?

Is my cpu done? Does to much Thermal glue make cpu smoke?Why wont my Ide devices power on? Ok so i decided to build myself a nice new fast computer. I put everything together, including the cpu with thermal paste and attached the heat sink and fan. After the computer was all put together every thing look fine,i decided to try a test run to see if everything powered up. Right when i notice smoke coming from the cpu fan so i quickly shut it off. I checked the cpu after it looked fine except the thermal paste was dried out around where the cpu and heat sink meet so i wiped the left over glue off. Now when i start up for a second time, all the fans turn on lights etc. no smoke, but my key board does not power on(only for second) the ide devices (dvd drive and hdd) do not power on when the ide connector is in, it only powers on when the ide power cable is in ( i cant get them to power on when both are in) and i get no video from my pci express video card. This is my first time trying to run this computer and i so far never got to bios or any video at all, i cannot get my peripheral devices to power up or respond ( they all are working devices).Why wont my Ide devices power on? Why dont i get video from my video card? Could to much thermal glue make cpu smoke? Every thing eles in the computer work except these things,please help- i just want to start this thing up. I built computers before and the processor was mounted in right. I did put alotof paste on it. I un plugged all my ide cables and cards expect for my video card but still no video... Austin Semiconductor you just said every thing that is happening. it is good to know that my cpu is working because my key board does light up for a secong then goes black, and all other devices such as a mouse light up and stay lit. I have just found out that is was not any of the parts or devices but it was the motherboard. They sold me a bad motherboard, which shorted and smoked. I get a new free one.

What are the best materials to make a thermal protection system for a small rocket? I need to make a small space capsule for a school science project. We have to make a way to prevent it from burning up we have to make a Thermal Protection System. We can make it out of a copper sheet, aluninum foil, aluninum, and a peoce of plain window screen. any ideas for for an order or shapes of materials? oh yea everything is attached to a bolt that is glued into a block of wood and it has to stay up for 4 minutes

how much thermal grease do i apply when fitting a laptop cpu? Hi, im trying to find out how much thermal grease/paste i should put on a cpu when fitting it in my samsung v20 laptop. do i cover the cpu?just a bit in the middle? the place i buy it from sells it in a little tube (like a small tube of super glue size) and i dont know weather to put it all on or just a smidgeon!! please help. :) i know a hell'ova lot more about it than you. but then you know all the gay web adresses u prick. nettosville? were you formerly aldi-alley?

Why is my CPU overheating in a couple hours? Brand new Intel QuadCore on a brand new MSI motherboard. The heat sink was installed properly, and already had thermal glue on it. I have two additional system fans running as well.

Q6600 Cores have Hotter Tepretures than the CPU TEMP? My Q6600 is running a bit hot as i have mentioned before and i am getting some new thermal glue to fix it. But out of interest is it normal for the cores of the CPU to run hotter than the CPU Temperature. CPU Runs 33-45oC, cores 47 - 70oC. Most people have hotter cores, but what is a good temp for a core to go to?

Thermal protection system? How are the space shuttle's orbiter thermal protection tiles produced, by whom and what material/s etc are used? Is it an expensive product to produce? What type of glue is used as it obviously is'nt your standard wood glue. Is the orbiter's thermal blanket used in less intense heat areas of the craft made of the same material as the tiles.

Adhesive Thermal Pad for Heatsink? I am having the hardest time trying to find Adhesive Thermal Pad for Heatsinks and I can not find it in any stores. I only find it online. Will I be able to put a little super glue on the heatsink and then put it back on the chip?

why is it necessary to replace the x-clamps with screws on my xbox 360? im trying to fix my xbox and im just wondering why after i put the new thermal glue on , why i cant just put the x-clamps back on the way they were

Laptops and thermal greese? I removed the heatsink on my dell laptop because the pets in my house shed teribaly and i could see hiar stuck in it that would not be blown out by combressed air. I went to go back and assemble it and noticed that there was not any thermal gress or at least any of a type i have seen before. There is this blue glue like substance hardend to the top of the processor. do laptop hardrives have this stuff in place of customary thermal gress. Should i put thermal gress on it just to be safe. If i do add some will it harm it. please help i no longer have the manual for the laptop so i can not check.

Keep getting BSOD, even after fresh windows xp install, but it passes memtest86+? I just built a computer with the following specs: amd athlon64 x2 5400+ 2gb 800mhz ddr2 ram evga 7900gs 500gb sata I tried windows xp pro x64 and 32-bit versions, but it freezes, or restarts, or i get a bsod everytime I run a game or watch a movie or do a virus scan. sometimes when i run itunes. i have all the drivers updated, all the windows update stuff done, and i tried it with the most basic configuration. all the fans are working, and they're pretty good aftermarket fans that are fully compatible. I put a thin layer of thermal glue on the cpu too. When I check my system temps, they are normally this: cpu=40C, system=33C, and vga=50C. overall i'd say my computer is well cooled. maybe it is bad ram but i ran memtest86+ through 20 tests and they all passed. Could it be that memtest doesnt test l1 and l2 cache or the vga memory? oh, also the bsod says "win32k.sys"... blah blah blah... "beginning dump of physical memory" at the bottom, but my memtests show that my ram is fine. thx

Will a Pentium 4 with a different FSB speed work with a motherboard with another FSB speed? I removed my P4 chip off the motherboard and when I put it back, I bent a few pins, the computer doesn't work anymore, doesn't even run the BIOS program or beep or anything. I'm up to get a new processor as the one I got might have the inside circuits broken as I forced it out of the thermal cement that glued it to the cooler (bad idea, I know - I realize I did something really stupid.

need info on adhesives? Hello all, Am looking for general information about adhesives: which ones are used for what, differences between them and their relative strengths and weaknesses. Any links would be great. I'd specifically like to know anything you know about these ones: Cyanoacrylate Ahesive, and acrylate AB Epoxy Adhesive (or any kind of AB....what's with the two different substances?) Anaerobic Adhesive Thermal Glue (not glue gun) something called silicone? thanks for any insight

On center tables how is glass top fixed on to metal stands? It certainly is not vaccum, glue, moulding.? This is regarding furniture. I find that centre tables with glass tops are fitted with two to five metal caps. May be these caps have same thermal expansion as that of glass. Then these metal caps are used for holding frame or stand. But I am unable to understand the technology used in joining the metal caps with glass plate. Please tell me. see picture of glass table at the website: http://www.peoplesfurniture.net/glass_furniture.htm I want to know how this is held to metal base. It is a very strong bondage.

xbox 360 help? i watched a video on youtube were a guy opens up the 360 and takes off the clamps and removes the two main components to clean away the old thermal glue left on so they can put new thermal glue on, well i did remove the clamps and scrape away the old thermal glue from the chips, but i didnt put new thermal glue on it, could this be the reason why when i try to test it the fan spins super fast than cuts off, than after it cuts off two red lights blinked, i even let it cool down for a long time, but it just wont work, please if u have a solution please tell me

Fan keeps coming on? Keeps coming on when I have internet explorer open or a few programs on. And it stays on. Even when starting up it goes on and then goes off when computer boots to desktop screen. Then I open a program or 2 and it comes on. I opened the case, cleaned the whole inside out, took the fan out, cleaned that. I noticied one of the clamps that keeps the fan on in place was broken off. But its still pretty snug on the processor. It has this thermal glue also, could it be that it needs more thermal glue? Could I possibly need a new fan? 516 MB 2.70 intel celeron processor.

Problems after replacing heat sink? I just took out the heat sink ( fan ) out, and replaced it with a new one. I think it was not compatible or mabye I did not put on any new thermal glue, but the computer would start but turn off by itself after like 20 seconds while booting. So I put back my old heat sink with which the computer worked fine, but still I have the same problem, the computer just shuts off after 20 s. I am thinking once a heat sink is taken off u must put new thermal glue? Or when I put in the new heat sink and turned on the computer something happened then? Can't understand whats the problem. I have a p4 2.8 gz processor and asus motherboard. Yes the fan is running, but it still turns off abruptly while booting, before reaching the windows loading screen. Will the computer start booting if the processor is damaged?

I need help my CPU seems to be running a tad hot.? I have a Q6600. My last Q6600 used to run at around 20 - 30oC (this broke for other reasons) I replaced the CPU along with a nvidia 9800GTX and a corsair power Supply. The CPU no runs at 45oC idle!!! I think that this is wrong though just for a few reasons. It is 45oC AS SOON as i turn the computer on and go into bios which is a bit suspicious as i didn't think that it would get that hot that quick. It has an artic freezer pro 7 on there and the hot air gets chucked straight out the back. But the thing is it doesn't feel hot, the air that is expelled. So it cant be producing that much heat, or the cooler is being weird. I thought it may be something to do with thermal glue but i am not sure, could i have knocked something on the motherboard to give in accurate temperatures? PS, While i was getting my other Cpu replaced i had an intel D which ran at almost identical temperatures with a different cpu cooler. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Is this how you change a intel processor? My desktop pc is an hp a730n that has a intel pentium 4 3.0ghz processor, I recently got a 3.4ghz processor same thing just 400mhz more for free! and yes my motherboard will be able to handle it i called hp to confirm, i want to switch processors so my pc has the 3.4ghz instead of the 3.0ghz, i know it probally will not make that much of a difference but hey it was free and its 400mhz more... i have never did this before but doi i just take out the old processor and put the new one in and drop some thermal glue/paste on it and thats it? do i need to do any configering or some complication crap like that or is it just switch it and it works?

How do you remove a CPU Heatsink that is glued without harming the CPU? I have a computer that needs a new Heatsink and fan for the CPU. I removed the finger clips, but it is still stuck on with thermal compound. The system is not cooling properly. The fan seems to be working fine, so I was trying to replace the heat sink and fan to see if that is the problem. Is it possible to put a more powerful fan on it to cool it better?

Where and how should I put my internal thermal sensors? My motherboard came with 3 of these attached to long wires and I'm not sure where to put them and then how to attach them. I'm thinking 1 on the cpu, 1 on the video card, and maybe the last one with the RAM. I hear that they aren't very accurate temp gauges, but unfortunately every fan in my case is on manual speed control so I figure its something I should be paying attention to. Also, more importantly than where, I'd like to know how you put a sensor with something and have it stay there to get the best reading (for example, am I supposed to somehow glue one to the side of the cpu?) Edit: I'm trying to keep fans at a minimum to reduce sound. Max speed isn't unbearable, but isn't exactly quiet.

My recently fitted Solid Oak floor is rising in places and creaking. Is this normal and will it go away? It is a 18mm solid oak glued floating floor above 12mm plywood and a waterproof / thermal membrane covering a concrete floor. We left at least 12mm gap all round and "climatised" the flooring for at least 10 days prior to install. I'm wondering if we need to act now or wait to see if it settles. Any help or advice appreciated. Thanks.

I glued my heatsink to my processor? Because my computer contains no brackets for connecting the heatsink to the processor, I used superglue to glue my heatsink to a Socket 423 Intel processor, putting thermal paste in the middle and a ring of superglue on the outside of the processor's metal cover. What do you think of this idea?

What should I do?? My heatsink fell off of one of my smaller chips but was clamped to the M.B.? It isnt my main heatsink but one of the brackets on the motherboard broke off that held one side of the heatsink down onto the chip and I lost it I tried thermal compound to re-bond the heatsink to the chip without getting the clamp/bracket fixed and it slides off should i glue it?? I need it to stay in place and I have checked in to getting it fixed and it is way too expensive just to solder a small metal clip to my m.b. would super-glue ruin its heat dissipating capabilities I just need it to have a firm hold. Any answers are appreciated!!

How to remove heatsink from GEForce 4 FX550? I have an Inno3d GEForce 4 Fx550 video card, The cooling fan broke. I need to replace it but the heatsink is stuck! I know it is no thermal paste because it is really stuck. I think they used super glue on it. Well yeah that would work.. if I could find one.. Actually had replaced it with a fan from my 3.5 HDD enclosure bought from singapore.. well, the only place I saw i can buy that fan is there.. maybe I should save to buy a new one :-)

Motherboard or CPU? My Dell Inspiron 1100 was overheating and shutting down. I opened it and found the heatsink glued to the base and the processor glued to the heatsink. No thermal grease anywhere. Removed & reseated heatsink but did not grease (don't have any yet). After that computer powered on, can hear a fan (which?), but no POST. Only steady green power light & blinking battery charge, no HD light. Dell said 'bad mobo'. Bought and installed a new mobo & heatsink. Careful, static-free installation. Did NOT replace CPU or HD. Same problem: powers up, fan sound but no POST. No beep, no message, no anything else. After 1-2 minutes, fan stops and only power led light remains on. Defective mobo or fried CPU?