XPS 15 7590 - i7-9750H - Conductonaut - Scared of seep

[diow]

Yo!

 

I have applied LM on my new XPS due to high thermal throttling and it helped a lot however I am shitting my pants to get this thing off my desk.

Did anyone have any LM seeping out of their GPU / CPU into a mobo in a laptop due to mobility of the device?

I have used conformal coating (FSC15ML) on CPU and GPU as well as Super 33+ Scotch vinyl electrical tape (rated up to 110'C)/

Also it is worth mentioning that I have applied very very very thin layer (I could even read NVIDIA whilst it was covered in LM) however that doesn't convince me to use my laptop as a laptop.

Also I have under-clocked CPU by -100mV so that's also a major factor

 

I think having LM on XPS with 1650 is worth risk only if application is the biggest problem because by the end of the day it has to be used as a laptop.

Let me know what you think about thickness of the layers

 

Here are some results:

 

IDLE temps:

 

Apex - ultra - closed building for 3 mins - 62fps

 

 

No throttling at all

 

And here is 3D Mark: (3 752 score)

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/40005685

 

as well as HWBoot: (2102 marks)

https://hwbot.org/xtu/share/1140764?clientVersion=6.5.1.355

 

Let me know your thoughts 

 

[Bananasplit_00]

that should be fine

[diow]

Thanks, any other ideas opinions guys?

I am really on the edge

[Tristerin]

19 minutes ago, diow said:

 

I am really on the edge

Use it, only way to get rid of your anxiety.  My only thoughts, and I have no experience with LM, if you are this concerned would be that after a long stint of usage that causes high temperatures - is let it idle down before moving rigorously.  Give it a few minute cooldown period and then go.  

 

Or just use it as a laptop and see if you made the right choice going with LM. 

[AgainCalledTheOwl]

Any updates on how this went? I’m interested to see if it held up. I got an XPS 15 and ran into the DPC latency issue for audio production, seems like this might be the only real fix