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secret thermal paste trick!! (reducing temps a lot)

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my second post

 

i reveal my secret thermal paste trick

i tried it on silicon based

 

****apply thermal paste in processor take any plastic sheet and roll it on fingers

     then apply all over the processor 

secret part comes in,,,,,use your fingers in up and down motion and make some air 

bubbles inside the compound do it for 20 sec and we are done fix the heat sink very tight 

squeezing the aiR bubbles out THEN YOUR READY TO GO

 i used stock thermal compound with cooler master hyper212 eve

 

 

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1 hour ago, yugan said:

my second post

 

i reveal my secret thermal paste trick

i tried it on silicon based

 

****apply 10X greater amount of paste in processor take any plastic sheet and roll it on fingers

     then apply all over the processor 

secret part comes in,,,,,use your fingers in up and down motion and make some air 

bubbles inside the compound do it for 20 sec and we are done fix the heat sink very tight 

squeezing the aiR bubbles out THEN YOUR READY TO GO

it worked for me i used stock thermal compound with cooler master hyper212 eve

 

 

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So what do you do with the 9x extra that gets squeezed out all over the motherboard?

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Doesn't matter.

 

 

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2 hours ago, KearneyMC said:

Why would you need to do this?

sorry forgot to mention that it helps to reduce temp

 

2 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

So what do you do with the 9x extra that gets squeezed out all over the motherboard?

thats just a high amt as you always use

 

2 hours ago, DeadEyePsycho said:

Doesn't matter.

i disagree try to get some air into the compound and squeezing it out by pressure,,,,,,,it matters

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2 minutes ago, yugan said:

thats just a high amt as you always use

well you said in the OP "apply 10X greater amount of paste" so if 1x is enough to cover it completely, and you put on 10x more than that, I'm wondering what you do when the extra thermal paste squeezes out all over the place.

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5 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

So what do you do with the 9x extra that gets squeezed out all over the motherboard?

 

 

1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

well you said in the OP "apply 10X greater amount of paste" so if 1x is enough to cover it completely, and you put on 10x more than that, I'm wondering what you do when the extra thermal paste squeezes out all over the place.

ha that 10x would stick with the tool by which you apply it

 

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I always just slop thermal compound all over my cpu and motherboard. It decreases performance a lot, but I like it.

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1 hour ago, yugan said:

 

 

ha that 10x would stick with the tool by which you apply it

 

I'm not following this... so first you apply way too much, then intentionally try to get air bubbles into it, which most people try very hard to avoid because they significantly hinder heat transfer, then you massage them out while scraping off the excess paste?

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5 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I'm not following this... so first you apply way too much, then intentionally try to get air bubbles into it, which post people try very hard to avoid because they significantly hinder heat transfer, then you massage them out while scraping off the excess paste?

Seems like a waste of time to me for something that won't make any noticeable difference if done properly to begin with.

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12 hours ago, yugan said:

sorry forgot to mention that it helps to reduce temp

 

Do you actually have screenshots to prove this?

 

12 hours ago, yugan said:

ha that 10x would stick with the tool by which you apply it

 

"The tool" you apply it? You mean tube the paste comes from? Why would I need to put 10x normal amount in first place when you now say that 9/10 of that amount should stay in tube in first place?

 

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21 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

So what do you do with the 9x extra that gets squeezed out all over the motherboard?

Get a new motherboard.

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So we put air bubbles in... then we squeeze them out...

 

Why don't we just squeeze out the air bubbles from the start?

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This thread is clearly nonsense, especially since OP has failed to answer any of the logical inquiries.  Locked.

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