Antonieuk

Yeah i understand that i'm just wondering if it would help temps to replace it well i'm working on the laptop or is it a waste of time and money

running Cinebench r15 the cpu hits 81c and then drops down to Base Clock Speeds well browsing the net doing normal day to day things it stays between 50 - 60c with a clock speed of 3.8ghz boost speed

So my question is would it be worth replacing the Thermal Paste on my New Laptop I own a Acer Swift 5 ultrabook with a i7 8550u that idles around 50c Think there taking Tips of Apples Designers about how to make a CPU run as hot as possible so in the coming weeks im going to be installing a NVME Drive and i'm thinking well i've got the Laptop Open would it be worth Replacing the Stock Thermal Paste with something Like Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut I know the Difference That Liquid Metal can make but i don't like the idea of using it so i wanna stick to a standard Non Conductive Paste Thanks for any Input in this matter