Gigabyte GTX 1080Ti Thermal Paste and Pad Replacement
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- In this video im replacing the thermal paste and some of the thermal pads on a Gigabyte GTX 1080Ti 11GB
#1080Ti #Thermalpaste
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Hi Ricks
I followed your tuto and i went from 84 degres to 72. No more throttle, nor crash. Great job. Thx a lot.
good job!
omg so lucky and thankful you made a tutorial on the exact model GPU I have. I just turned on Minecraft running a shader that previously would cause temps to rise to mid 80s and the hotspot to over 100. But now it's about 70 and 84 (didn't last long tho as the game crashed lol) Thanks a lot!
Great to read this has helped!!
i have a 1080ti ftw3 ... used to hit max 72c and now it hits 84
changes thermal paste but same temps
so maybe thats the problem .. thermal pads
Memory - 0.5, VRM - 1.0 those thick ones - 2 mm (Just do double 1.0 if you are doing it yourself, no need for purchasing additional 2mm thermal pad) Thermal Grizzly or Artic ones are the best.
Cheers for the comment
@Evilserge Is its thickness originally?
@@user-mv5wt4kn2h Yes
@Evilserge Thank you!
Will these thickneses work on the regular version? Thank you
Hi, I reached out to Gigabyte about thicness of thermalpads for this card. I will write them from the left side of the card to right (from processor to power section)
V rams - 0.5 mm
These grey R22 VRM'S - 0.65mm
After them these black squares - 2mm
Last one with screw between them - 0.5mm
they didn't tell me nothing about these 2 thick ones
Thanks for the info!
@@rickstechrepairs Hi could you please provide me the link of thermal pads you had cut... please do revert as I am fixing my fans of GTX 1080 ti 8gb gaming card, I wonder it will be similar for our both the device.. and I would like you recommandation from amazon or wherever is that product of thermal pads.
I contacted them as well and they sent me the Image\diagram of the card and the location and thicknesses of the pads.
@@Mywhtjp could you send a link to that?
Thicker one is 2.75mm as per Gigabyte support.
Thanks, you measured the originals pads and that help me so much !
Happy to help!
Thank you so much man really helpful.
Cheers
Thanks for posting this!
Your welcome
Big help! Thank you!
Absolute lifesaver! Thanks :)
Your welcome
I have 3 GeForce 1080Ti''s.. one of them decide to go cold on me. 2 in one rig and the other and a 3060 in another. It got down to 7MH/s.. it's back to 37 now. The thermal paste was barely applied.. Now there's a good solid coating. Am waiting on new pads if it decides that the paste wasn't enough.
Ouch barely any thermal paste is terrible..
@@rickstechrepairs I bought the card used, so it might have been worked on previously. I would think the manufacturer would have added more than what I found. So.. I applied a good amount of paste to it.. So it began working pretty good for about 30 minutes and then it dropped down again. so my new thermal pads arrived and I opened it up again and replaced the pads. Once again. it worked properly for about 30 min and then dropped the rate. So that's where it's at now. This card has always been the best hashrate of them all. Now my 3060 is cranking out 41.17 now. Should I double stack more pads..? Not sure what to do next.
@@Mywhtjp dead 1080ti; stop mining - you killed its VRMs with constant mining, it happens; when VRMs go kaput you get the exact scenario youre in - theyll 'work' until the VRMs require a voltage that the card just CANT handle anymore and will downclock to ever living hell and thus why you're getting horrible hashrate - again, dont mine if you want your GPUs to live 🙃
@@kendog0013 I disagree with your statement. GPS were not made to do mining.. But they sure do a good job of it. It might lessen their lifespan but I'm OK with that.
5:00 a good example of what not to do 😂 You're lucky you didn't brush off all those resistors
never had an issue at all with them
You need a non polar solvent. WD40 is very fine or lighter fluid. Rest cleaning, ipa is ok.
My gaming PC has this exact card. It's from 2017 and never been apart. I've been wondering if I should do this or if it's fine as is.
it's well due
Thats a way better thermal design than my Asus card
pretty decent
Ok so i have a gtx 1080ti ftw3
it reaches 90c under load
I tried changing thermal paste but nothing ... Does changing the thermal pads will make a big difference?
Hello, I have a 1080ti from Gigabyte but with the Turbo blower style model. I still see high temperatures about 100 on hotspot and 90s on gpu after thermal repaste. Could it be not changing the thermal pads caused that? Do you think I could replace the blower style cooler with this model of fan? Is it compatible?
I correctly understood that we need 0.5 1.5 2.0 0.3
I'm just bad at english
tell me please
i would by some cheap pads in those sizes
I have just asked information about pad's sizes. My card is: GeForce® GTX 1080 Ti Gaming OC 11G
Answer I got from Gigabyte support:
We can only provide the thickness of thermal pads. They are 0.5mm, 0.65mm, 2mm and 2.75mm.
14.25*63.2*0.5mm
7*70*2mm
7.25*72.5*0.65mm
7.5*30.5*0.5mm
7.5*24.5*2.75 mm
Hope it helps to others too.
Thanks for sharing :)
tnx sir in this video in left side of the video the 2 thermal pads that cut in left is 2.75m? have one piece up and down..not have for sale 2.75mm or 0.65 what do?
@@RnhTechnologic
I have oredered the next thicker available sizes. So I will use 1mm instead of 0.65mm and 3mm instead of 2.75mm.
Actualy I am waiting for shipment and will replace afterwards.
@@norbertpipo4713 Hello. And how do these 1mm and 3mm thermopads fit or are they too big?
@@gracjanrok3994 They are soft and easily adjusting to the shape of parts. No problem at all. I have used GELID type of thermal pads.
Hello, what sizes of thermpads did you use in mm because I will be replacing it, and there are also 2 thick ones
dont have to check sorry
Memory - 0.5, VRM - 1.0 those thick ones - 2 mm (Just do double 1.0 if you are doing it yourself, no need for purchasing additional 2mm thermal pad) Thermal Grizzly or Artic ones are the best.
Do you happen to have a list of the sizes I will need to buy for the thermal pads? I have watched this all the way through like 3 times but My brain cant seem to make a proper list of what I need.
no sorry dont have a list of them
Random question but do you happen to know the screw sizes holding the heatsink onto the card? I lost my screws and looking to purchase some replacements. Great vid!
no sorry not sure
Anyone know how to remove the backplate? I got rid of the 7 screws shown here. But it is still on. The only things left are 4 20-ish sided star things holding it down but I cant get those out or even if you can without breaking it.
I have the same card. could you give the thickness of the pads please
1.5mm
Cheers Gabriel
If you don't have 1.5mm pads but have 1mm and 0.5mm, could you stack the 0.5mm onto the 1mm?
that should be possible also
I don't think it is a good idea, since there might be some air between the two which can impair heat conduction.
Never do this.its not working
I got my hands on one of these, but I am unable to unplug the fans header or the RGP header, it is insane. I almost broke the board in half trying to pull it off. Any tip on how to deal with that?
try and wiggle it side to side
I have an asus strix 1080 and im planning to replace the thermal pads, would the thickness and layout be the same as this one?
not sure sorry
hi rick i have a que, i have same GPU as yours, and the thermal pads got melted, do i have to/can i use same MM measurements that you're using on clip to replace it? or i have to measure my own's and than replace it after? please help me ^^
there need to be pretty much the same height as what you already have
ahh its really difficult to measure them cuz they are burned/melted :( @@rickstechrepairs
what should i do?@@rickstechrepairs
my 1080ti started to all of a sudden thermal throttle in some games but it is only about 3 years old. Do you think that it is time for me to change all the thermal pads and paste?
Yah would be worth it
I have the exact same GPU and was also curious about the extra fan headers.
Does anyone know why there are so many not being used?
One might Possibly rgb header
Thanks, I have reduced 15 C!
Excellent!
I don't have that fat thermal pads like these two small ones on the left. Can I put 2mm + 1mm instead of 3 mm?
Yes. You can stack them
C'est vraiment barbare! La brosse a dent est trop agressive. A tout moment ca peut abimer quelque chose
Removing the plastic is equaling to 0.5 from 0.6!
Cheers
What mm thermal pad did you use ??
not sure sorry
Where can i buy those thermal pads you use?
ebay, aliexpress
So what makes a motherboard not see an M.2 drive that it was booting from..? It's a semi new B450.
i have not seen that first hand but i would try and boot a windows 10/11 USB installer to see if detect the M.2
@@rickstechrepairs Can you be more specific..? The machine was booting from a slower M.2 and now have an nvme drive to replace it. It's currently running off an SSD now.
How much would this cost to get done? I wouldn't even try to attempt it myself as I usually break everything and don't have the patience.
Contact a local pc repair shop they should be able to help
Where'd you get this card in times like these?
Trade in towards a 6700XT
@@rickstechrepairs ah
Cutting up an old credit card or gift card to the width of the GPU works great to apply a uniform layer over the chip. I don't want to risk the GPU not having compound on it.
They do work well
what kind of thermal performance do you gain doing this?
not sure on that one
@@rickstechrepairs I mean, how many degrees cooler does the gpu run now that you changed the thermal paste? Thanks!
I replaced just the thermal paste a few months back on my 1080ti and it dropped 4/5 degrees Celsius at full power, worth it imo 👍
My temp dropped from 68-69 to 58-59 Celsius at full power (witcher 3, rdr2, doom eternal) but this old thermal paste was very dry. Anyway it helped a lot
I think it's profitable when you OC more the GPU, more stable i think...
5mm that pad.... 5 mmm..... 5 mm..... 5mm.... Where do i find so thick thermal pad?
not sure sorry
0.5 mm not 5 mm
maybe adding 4 thermal pads of 0.5 mm equal 2 mm would work .. so you wont have to buy 0.5 mm and 2mm
cheers
17:48 call 911
Thermal paste everyone has an opinion :)
@@rickstechrepairs nice video with glass so you can see the spread and different techniques here czcams.com/video/wn2ln04dquM/video.html some techniques leave airpockets
Is it same for aorus 1080 ti? Please help
I would assume similar steps
@@rickstechrepairs please help me
@@rickstechrepairs hello please reply
Hi Rick; i came up to this video while wanted to check if i connected my 4pin fan connector on the GPU PCB on the right place (i have same card and wasnt sure which of 3 exactly same looking power connectors is the right one :) ). I'm kinda surprised you are using CONDUCTIVE paste, MX4 is non-conductive equivalent +/- 2C (depending the case). I have seen some short-circuted PCBs/GPUs, and it doesnt look nice :) BR!
Hi
Good to hear this has helped you
Regarding the thermal paste
www.arcticsilver.com/as5.html
Artic silver 5 is no conductive, as listed on their site
@@rickstechrepairs my apologies m8: I re-googled; You are correct, its stated: "Not Electrically Conductive"; however for reason not known to me RN, I READ "Not Electrically: Conductive" . Silly me, gotta check with the ophthalmologist, probably :D
I replaced the thermal pads and i got higher temperature 😢
Pads might too thick
Metal cleaning GPU?? Jesus crist dude...
never had an issue
Cheers
Lol. Got the same card. This video is TOTALY WRONG! Dont repite this at home!
Newer brush thos transistors 3:55
Stupid waist of thermalpaste at 17:56
Wrong sizes of thermalpods at 10:00
Cheers
Ok so i have a gtx 1080ti ftw3
it reaches 90c under load
I tried changing thermal paste but nothing ... Does changing the thermal pads will make a big difference?