>Curiously, mine had two heatsinks made out of bent >aluminium sheet metal.
>One had been on the 8565R2 VIC-II and the other on >the keyboard 6526A CIA.
>Both of these had fallen off and were rattling
>around in the case although
>the "thermal" glue was still evident on the two
>chips. I've never seen
>individual heatsinks in a C64 before.
I've seen one here in Australia with a bend aluminium heat sink glued to the
6510. Goes to show Commodore did strange things....
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