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Replacing Thermal Paste

Ophidio
By Ophidio
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I’m cleaning my pc out and changing thermal paste on CPU and GPU, usually I would use IC Diamond on my CPU but sadly I’m out of it and don’t feel like spending $17 on another tube. I’ve never changed it on my GPU but I know it’s time for it to be changed. What’s the best Thermal Paste for my GPU and CPU without getting IC Diamond? I’ve used Arctic Silver before but I’m also out of it as well so I was looking into other kinds. 

 

Thanks in advanced for for any help. 

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Artic MX-4 will do..i use it on both cpu and gpu.

its a good paste..

I heard artic silver is conductive so becareful

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3 hours ago, Hiya! said:

Artic MX-4

 

Can recommend this paste, too. It should do a decent job and isn't that expensive.

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