CaptnChuck

So if I were to do this and constantly reapply the LM over a a period of time, say like 5 days, would my final application last for a year?

How good is Eluktronics with their liquid metal application? I'm looking to buy a laptop from them and they have the option to apply liquid metal on the cpu. However, I've heard that there are several preparatory steps that need to be taken to ensure that the liquid metal will last for a long time, such as using sand paper, nail polish etc. Does anyone here have any experience with ordering from Eluktronics? Do they use any of these methods to ensure quality?

Thankyou @Gaires for the info.

Hey. So i was wondering if it would be a good idea to get liquid metal on both the cpu and gpu, in laptops. HIDevolution and Eluktronics offer this option. I've heard some bad things about liquid metal on gpus, so I would greatly appreciate any info on this topic. Also, does liquid metal need to be replaced like thermal paste? I've heard people say that liquid metal gets absorbed by the copper heatsink, and needs to be replaced every 6 to 8 months or so. How accurate is this? Thanks in advance.

Hey. Since 144 Hz and 240 Hz displays are so common right now, I was wondering if they affected colors/contrast ratio in anyway, particularly in regard to laptops. I'm not that much of a tech geek, and would appreciate any info on this topic.