Not only did I put dielectric grease in the slot 1 socket, but I also put another coat in the 370 socket. Since I posted that I had blown a motherboard due to the effects of condensation, I have received a number of email from others who have either blown boards or processors due to condensation shorting out parts. This is not a matter to be taken lightly. If the processor is getting cold, so is the socket and board. Protect it with whatever means you can.
Performance is pretty darn good.
Hooked up to the radiator and pump , temperatures were even lower than with WC3. After an initial test using some ice cubes in the reservoir and hitting 682, I backed down to 632 MHz - which, at a front side bus speed of 115, was about as fast as my PC100 RAM will go. I ran at 632 for about six weeks without a single problem. While writing this article, I decided that I needed a Quake2 test for comparison with the other coolers. I decided to see how it would do at 682 again.