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How to remove the dreaded pink gum material from chipset heatsinks

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How to remove the dreaded pink gum material from chipset heatsinks

3,189 views March 25, 2020 12:38

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There's an easy trick to getting that sticky gummy pink thermal interface material off of heatsinks for chipsets. It also works great on adhesives - WD-40

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Cube Computer Channel published this 12:38 video tutorial on March 25, 2020. It has been watched 3,189 times on YouTube.

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