CompUSA RAM Memory Cooling Kits

I recall being confused by the instructions myself and so was the clerk. My
recollection is there was a part, a piece of double-sided tape I think, that
was not addressed in the instructions. I can't locate that part at the site
to verify this but I think I concluded that the sink was designed for
double-sided memory. In that case, they probably intended for the extra
tape to act as a spacer on the unpopulated side of a single-sided stick.
The spacer would be necessary for a proper fit.

Some manufacturers will void the warranty for adding a cooler. In my case,
I ran a test to see if ram overheating was causing a problem and it was not
so I did not buy the device.

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Thanks for the Info! If I don't find the instructions needed, It'll go
on my shelf to disappear along with the other stuff I never use.
Hopefully these will never become obsolete.

Tyronne

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I would be very surprised if Fujitsu had lowered themselves to CompUSA's
level.

That "FMI" name is used as the manufacturer for CompUSA branded products all
the way from keyboards to power supplies and everything in between. I can
guess that they buy in large quantities from many manufacturers who are
willing to provide CompUSA labeling for a nominal increase in the cost of
the product.

The ram cooling kit looks very similar to a Thermaltake product. You might
check the Thermaltake website and compare the two and then go from there.

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