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I haven't seen anyone else post a photo of this flex and I thought it was somewhat interesting

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I don't like these kinds of flex ribbons. The fact these are meant to be fitted on the screw post between the board and the heatsink assembly does not help to change that. But it's good to know they're out there.
 

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I don't like these kinds of flex ribbons. The fact these are meant to be fitted on the screw post between the board and the heatsink assembly does not help to change that. But it's good to know they're out there.
you could just cut that off and use jumper wire connect D point
 

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I don't like these kinds of flex ribbons. The fact these are meant to be fitted on the screw post between the board and the heatsink assembly does not help to change that. But it's good to know they're out there.
Out of curiousity, why do you dislike flex ribbons for this?
 

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Out of curiousity, why do you dislike flex ribbons for this?
they'll move when you screw in the heatsink, if there's too much stress they can rip D point off motherboard.

The one included with instinct nx is much better designed, although I still prefer to connect everything with wires directly instead of using the ribbon cable


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Precisely. There's no horizontal slack, so any movement can stress solder joints or damage traces.

They also raise the heatsink on that screw post (by whatever the ribbon's thickness is) so it will not sit so perfectly flat on the APU die. Not enough to have any effect, even more so with the copper foil and paste... but I don't like that.
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you could just cut that off and use jumper wire connect D point
Yes, but I'd rather avoid the flex altogether and use wire all the way.
 

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