Update: This is actually a bad idea. I ended up using Netgear’s stock heatsink with Fujipoly XR-m thermal pads. It runs the coolest (below 60℃) and retains the router’s original aesthetics.
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Update: This is actually a bad idea. I ended up using Netgear’s stock heatsink with Fujipoly XR-m thermal pads. It runs the coolest (below 60℃) and retains the router’s original aesthetics.
Why was it a bad idea? Can you attach a pic of the stock heatsink and thermal pads you used? I’m having trouble visualizing it since my R7000 just has a thin metal sheet that doesn’t look like a heat sink.