Okay I have a studio XPS 1640. I just need a few questions answered so any advice would be greatly appreciated. I pulled apart the bottom of the laptop just cleaning and thought i would have a look under the heatsink because i was having some heat issues. Upon removing the heatsink and i was almost astonished when i seen how much thermal compound was there, none on the cpu and way to much on the gpu. I have never replaced thermal compound on a laptop, so if anyone could link to to a video or provide a picture of what it should look like as a finished product It would be amazingAlso is there a paste that I should use with this particular setup? I was thinking arctic silver 5 but if anyone has any suggestions im open. Thanks
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Brendanmurphy Your Worst Nightmare
Defiantly AS5 or ocz freeze
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It will almost be same for XPS 1640.Just the design of the headsink and the processor might be different.
In my opinion, arctic silver 5 will be the best option.
Help please?
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by oxide., Aug 4, 2010.