Best method for thermal paste

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  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    The user opoka opoka (hotel heroe red-sand) usually answers questions.
    Yes he did but can u clarify if i should put thermal pads on the chip or heatsink?
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    Pb101 Member Posts: 31 Die Hard WiFi Icon
    Doesn't matter where you put the thermal pads as long as they are contacting the VRM chips and heat sink. It's probably more efficient in terms of usage to put on the chip as they are smaller in size and therefore less waste. I use the Arctic 0.5mm gap filler/thermal pads. I have a 2019 Acer Helios 300 15".

    For thermal paste application method, just put a line down the middle. When you put heat sink back on it spreads the paste. That's what I do. Way too much over thinking.
  • busu3
    busu3 Member Posts: 552 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    Pb101 said:
    Doesn't matter where you put the thermal pads as long as they are contacting the VRM chips and heat sink. It's probably more efficient in terms of usage to put on the chip as they are smaller in size and therefore less waste. I use the Arctic 0.5mm gap filler/thermal pads. I have a 2019 Acer Helios 300 15".

    For thermal paste application method, just put a line down the middle. When you put heat sink back on it spreads the paste. That's what I do. Way too much over thinking.
    I first used 1.5mm but there was literally no contact between heatsink and gpu so I changed it to 1mm. I wouldnt say its overthinking I just wanna do it right cuz with evry application my temps keep improving so i guess there is still room for improvement.