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    For what are those heatsinks on BloodRage?

    I found small bag with small heatsinks with my BloodRage.. question is, for what are they? Just curious.

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    I'm kind of curious myself. Didn't think there were any obvious hotspots on the board that hadn't been sinked already. There are a couple of bare regulators in some spots, but they don't seem to get more than a little warm on my board?
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    they are for the pwm inductors or controllers or whatever those are called
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    I got reply from master Saaya:

    "hey man,
    well i asked foxconn to include those heatsinks so you can glue them onto any chips you want to cool on the board. the sas chip for example gets a bit hot, and so does the pata/esata jmicron chip.

    they are fine for normal operation, even in a badly ventilated case, but i personally would like to add heatsinks to it to cool them and i know many people would."

    Now we know!

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