6 Methods For CPU Thermal Paste Guide

6 Methods For CPU Thermal Paste Guide
- Time -
00:01 - Dot ( Too Little )
00:58 - Dot ( Normal )
01:55 - Dot ( Too Much )
02:53 - Four dot
03:51 - Cross X
04:48 - Spreading
05:46 - Final Result
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[@LollE66]

Merci pour ta vidéo mais sans les températures c'est pas top 😊

[@radicalturkey]

Spreading is the correct method, It is the only way to guarantee appropriate coverage. Many thermal paste manufacturers include a spreader for this very reason - why else would they waste money including one? I am glad you have shown the "normal" sized dot is wrong as I have been telling people for 20 years. This advice is expecially true with Ryzen or HEDT chips which have a larger heatspreader (e.g. Threadripper, EPYC).

[@dackel4253]

A properly applied Cross X with a Cooler applied with enough pressure, the results will hardly change compared to the spreading method i think, which is also pretty time consuming tbh... so if youre not using a high end threadripper, the Cross X should be perfectly fine.

[@NoahMarcay]

Nah