Quote from: BitMaxz on Today at 11:37:44 AM

That offer is pretty expensive I don't know if someone will take that offer just to fix or replace the heatsink.

Actually, you don't need to hire Bitmain or someone to reattach the heatsink back to its position you can do it with your self you just need to buy a thermal adhesive to put them back to the hashboard.

Considering it because Bitmain wont fix a board of mine because "one has too many heatsinks fallen off". Any updated thermal adhesive I should use as I will attempt to fix it once its returned to me. I've seen the arctic thermal adhesive suggested but seems to be discontinued on amazon.

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 11:52:52 AM

$300 shipped to the US is very expensive.
That is almost what it would cost to have a CNC place do it here.
Yes I know you would need to design it, and create the CAD drawings and so on. But still that is US cost not China cost.

-Dave

Interesting.. I might poke around with a solution. If I'm designing it then the design can probably done without having to tin anchor point on the board.