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    Quote Originally Posted by greg.m View Post
    Here is the link:

    http://www.fintlings.se/nicr.htm

    this workshop is i Solna - Stockholm and they did the job in 2 days! Real profs and the cooperate with hospitals also. I dont know where exactly you live but there are many other i södra Sweden also.
    Sweet!!! I work in Sundbyberg, might have to head over there at lunch. . .
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    looks good

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Joe View Post
    you know that the nickel plating only has a thickness of up to 50µm?...

    In fact, the TIM youre using conducts heat way worse than this nickel layer..
    Btw any TIM suggestions? Lately i was using noctuas NT-H1 but im not really satisfied, its very thick. In the past ive used MX-2, AS5, Zalman but im thinking to go back to AS5.
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    VERY sexy, i love nickel plating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Joe View Post
    you know that the nickel plating only has a thickness of up to 50µm?...

    In fact, the TIM youre using conducts heat way worse than this nickel layer..
    Why deliberately lose anything at all, even if it is very small. You can't see the bottom once installed, so why spend the money and take a thermal hit, no matter how small? Makes no sense.
    Very nice looking. I believe this would look great under the UV lights in my case. I painted the inside of my case flat black, so shiny stuff would stand out really well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Proton View Post
    Why deliberately lose anything at all, even if it is very small. You can't see the bottom once installed, so why spend the money and take a thermal hit, no matter how small? Makes no sense.
    Very nice looking. I believe this would look great under the UV lights in my case. I painted the inside of my case flat black, so shiny stuff would stand out really well.
    Corrosion

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Joe View Post
    Corrosion
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Joe View Post
    you know that the nickel plating only has a thickness of up to 50µm?...

    In fact, the TIM youre using conducts heat way worse than this nickel layer..
    Good to know

    Those blocks look so good nickle plated. Personally, I don't care for the way the heatkiller 3 looks, but these plated ones look awesome.

    Yeah you would never see the bottom. Plus it looks trick that way
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Joe View Post
    Corrosion
    Not sure that would be an issue. They are pretty close together on the Galvanic Corrosion Charts. A little corrosion inhibitor would take care of it, but I'm betting it won't be needed. I have to go to work so I do not have time to finish my research. Maybe you have time to do some?
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    Looks great Bundy!
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    Bundy - this is electroless plating on the base?

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