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Liquid Metal Woes - Temps higher on GPU and random shut off

shadowsmile

I've run into some issues after installing liquid metal on my Asus g752 (both CPU and GPU).

I used conformal coating over a electrical tape method and replaced some of the thermal pads while I was in there. I used a thin (almost too thin imo) layer of LM on both CPU and GPU.

 

Temps look decent with around a 7-8c drop on the CPU and an actual increase on GPU (62c->68c).

 

Issue being, why would my GPU temps go up using LM? I would expect to see at least similar temps if not lower.

Then I experienced a couple of off shut offs -no BSOD, just shut off. Was also monitoring temps during shutoff with no stress test being done (youtube watching when shut off occurred)

 

Any thoughts to why the random shut offs now?

 

 

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the LM could possibly be making contact with something causing a short?

i would recommend cleaning and reapplying if possible

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31 minutes ago, mok said:

the LM could possibly be making contact with something causing a short?

i would recommend cleaning and reapplying if possible

I would buy a barrier before using it again. This can prevent a leak from causing a short.

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Looks like your CPU package temp hit 95C per your screenshot. That is probably what is causing the unexpected shutdowns.

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