hey guys, I just attempted to apply my thermal paste but I failed big time. My CPU temp went up by about 2 degrees, and my gpu temp just went straight up crazy, 15 degrees plus. When I run a movie, gpu temp went 90C+. Big thing is I dont know what I did wrong. Did I put too much or the gpu isnt touching the heatsink?
Also I see 4 squares on 2 sides of gpu (2 squares on each side). What are those? Those are covered by the heatsink as well but I was running out of ICD7 so I put very little on each. Maybe that is the cause of the high temp?
also my last question is, is it ok to put a thick layer of ICD7 to replace a pad? I heard ICD7 could be used as a thick layer.
any help is appreciated...Thank you
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Soviet Sunrise Notebook Prophet
Wow. Epic fail, haha.
You shouldn't put so much thermal paste on your GPU. Here is a little reference you can use to help you. http://forum.notebookreview.com/showpost.php?p=5027711&postcount=520
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Thanks Soviet Sunrise.
The problem is I am afraid that my heatsink is pretty ing far from the gpu. A thin layer wont do it.
for the memory, I ed up and threw away the pads. Is putting paste on it ok? I guess thats my only choice now.
im planning to get a icd24 and do all this again -.- -
Soviet Sunrise Notebook Prophet
Throwing away the pads is a big mistake. Putting paste on it is not going to help if it doesn't bond with the heatsink. Putting more paste is not the solution either.
Do you have a picture of your GPU core and the heatsink? Also, what laptop do you have? -
benq s41, i will try to get pictures
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Cross posting is against the forum rules your other thread have been deleted.
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I think your going to have to get a thin sheet of copper to fix the problem.
But you will need to work out how thick it should be on your own
URgent help please: gpu temp crazy after applying thermal paste!
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