> Typically, you would use heatsink tape (a.k.a. heatsink pad, or thermally 
> conductive adhesive tape) or heatsink compound (a.k.a. heatsink grease, 
> or thermal grease).  Digikey key has 120-SA and others, including pads, 
> etc.  Do a search for "thermal" on Digikey's site and look under the 
> category of heatsink products.

Those pads look great, I didn't know they were adhesive also (I thought
they needed a permanent clamp, &c.). I think that'll be the best solution,
also the cheapest.. The 120-SA you mention is also interesting, the only
problem is that I couldn't clamp this thing for much longer than 1 night
(the only time the computer is off and un-used).

Thanks a lot for the tip,
Christian

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