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Thermal Paste Application Reviews
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Overclocker in Training
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Thermal Paste Application Reviews
Can anyone link me to a review where it says that the dot method is better than the spread method since the spread method produces air bubbles when the heatsink is mounted?
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It all depends on the thermal compound If you use something really thick like IC7, then check the link in my sig. If you use something like MX-2 or AS5, you can spread it over your processor, heat sink, or both like butter, but you have to make it a thin coat.
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How about for laptop dies (without IHS)?
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