I have 2 doubts with integrals...

[Sylver]

Either I see it badly or they look like leds…

[Nemo]

That is definitely a strip of LEDs…you can even see where they need to be cut..check out the photo,you have us crazy.

PD. What a great phrase from Bm4n.."I don't know any other sponges besides Bob"

Best regards.

[packosoft]

indeed that is an LED strip.
or I was referring to the 'chewing gum' that many heat sinks have (especially the ones that come pre-assembled)

or

[Bm4n]

I was talking about the protective sponges, like the black one you can see in the last heatsink that Pako put on, or the ones that used to be seen in the AMDs:

[Sylver]

This smells like a fake or a blatant error :nono: Regards

[Nemo]

Termalpad I think that's what that "chewing gum" is called, it has several thicknesses to fill the gap, as they said up there.
Regards.

[albertoOt]

mmm here's another better one, look here an old athlon that's not mine but there's a photo without that sponge and another with that I hope this one is visible lol

[albertoOt]

q strange they continue without seeing each other alone I only see them if I start a session

[Sylver]

If you look, it looks like a thermalpad as Nemo says.
If it's from a laptop, it's usually there so that the heatsink can make contact with the processor, but over time that thermalpad degrades and it's good to replace it with a new one or with thermal paste if necessary.

Regards

[albertoOt]

if they are right, thanks, they call it that or in Spanish almoadilla termica, but if the thermal paste doesn't fill the gap between the processor or the graphics and the dispenser is bad if I remove it? I say this because there is a risk if that gap remains

[Sylver]

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Si no hay buen contacto entre el disipador y el procesador si que hay riesgo, porque no estaría disipando bien el calor y el procesador alcanzaría temperaturas muy altas, lo cual le restaría vida útil o podría quemarlo directamente.

Saludos