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The problem here is the heatspreader.. you have in practice a "delidded" cpu, so why don't you use a direct die solution? Menage how to put the cooler right on the die with that graphene pad and you will see a real deal....

that mouse looks super cool, anyone know the name of it?

it would be great to make the keyboard liek the steelseries merc stealth shaped but with their designe. I whish also that they have a mouspad like logitech does than I would buy the mouse instandly

Bin the crap intel cpu and get a 7800x3d / 9800x3d and have better performance and half the heat

redmi 27 g pro inches - similar matrix characteristics, price is lower, HDR works fine, maximum brightness is 1000 nits (at the moment I use it)

1. Buy a bigger case, 2. Buy an AIO. Problem solved.

dont like the 75%...hoping for either tkl or full-size

finally, another chinese mobo user!! i found my content :D subbed!

Nice use of a chart

However, the thermal conductivity of this thermal pad is not as good as expected, because its main heat conduction is not vertical but horizontal, which is not much better than silicone grease. At the same time, it will basically be unusable after disassembly, because the crease will affect the next use. Yes, when you buy a new product, if it is squeezed or it has a crease when you install it, then congratulations, this product is basically useless, like a gamble, of course this is a joke! You can choose the product you like, and I choose silicone grease.

13900k, small cooler = High temps. But interesting video man.

All that information could have fit easy in one minute. I did get bored and tried to jump at the interesting part of it but missed it obviously. Man just show standard paste againsted graphin (and point out there is two diff. graphin pads) and only clean one and I mean ONLY once the paste for show (max!!) and compare. F* 1 min. TOP!!! Dont get it why everyone needs to get his life story been delivered. LOVE just facts. Saves nervs and time and get a like from me and maybe a sub.

Try out ptm 7950 Make sure u use it LONG TERM it needs to melt before it starts to conduct heat well.

You can get 55C on full load even of old decent stuff like MX4. Just need double tower cooler with 300W heat dissipation.

the thing is you can also upgrade your cooler to the nh-l12sx77 it fits perfectly in the terra and has alot better thermal performance

Didn't work for me on my 14900KF. Works fine under light load, but under heavy load it gave me instant thermal throttle. Maybe works fine for lower wattage CPUs, but 253W crocodile ate that thermal pad for breakfast. While with thermal paste it hits 85C max.

Just changed to KryoSheet myself and I've found my idle temps are a bit cooler than even Kryonaut (non-Extreme) with my AMD 5950X. The Kryonaut application was maybe two years old when I changed it, which may have had something to do with the improvement. But the graphene will still last longer without degrading, so it was definitely worth it.

I've been using the graphene pads from IC for years now, but with the new build I am doing at the end of the year, or early next (waiting on the new X3D and Nvidia stuff) I was going to switch to the TG pads. I really don't understand why some people are seeing the temperatures they are measuring with the pads though vs paste. Paste was always superior because it fills in the gaps, while the pads do not. The pads however were always within 2C - 5C of paste and you never need to reapply them. Some channels were showing the TG pads performing better than paste (somehow), while most showed them to be slightly inferior.

If your English improves, I will undo the sub I just gave you. You sexy bastard.

Good video. If you're using Zen 4/5 CPU the pad should be exactly the size of the die. Wasted a day to figure out why the laptop was not booting after surrounding it with insulation tapes and only alternative was to add little amount of paste on both sides just to keep it from falling off. I used IC HC pad. Getting much higher cinebench scores and the fan profile is slow causing temps to hit 96c with stock paste and new thermal paste cooler master maker gel nano. Now it's 86C-90C. Thermal paste pumps out quickly due to how quickly the CPU changes frequency

I have a better solution than these pads or pastes. Try AMD its just works.

The uv light is to make the faceplate on the g10 glow. shine it on the faceplate.

Hi there, My processor measures 40x40mm and they only sell a 38x38mm pad. Do you think this is right or do you need to adjust or go slightly beyond the 40x40?

We used to buy 120 watt light bulb now its being replace with 10 watt LED. Why not PCs do the same? Electricity isn't cheap in the USA. I pay 300 USD a month on electricity with out the ac. lol I gave up going for higher performance. Im ok with 35 watt CPUs plus there isnt much difference I always use low settings even with the RTX 4070 for competitive there isn't much games that are GOOD that uses a lot of CPU. I cant wait for 15 watts and that is close to level Apple and Qualcomm. x86 companies needs to focus on performance with lower power draw.

If you find this good you have to try a PTM7950 Thermal Pad ;)

Probably took u a lot of time to make this video! Well done

I have an Erying board with the vapor chamber because is M atx, and I bought it instead because of the thermal throttling problem on itx. I don't have thermal problems and my processor run full speed at 68w but I'm curious to try this special pads. Btw... Is there a good contact between the cpu and IHS? Isn't too thin? I'm afraid of this. Ps have u tried undervolting? Erying motherboards push a lot on the core. Try at least a -100mv on the core, and -50mV on the cache. You will be surprised ;)

And here I'm paranoid that my cpu is reaching 50c and looking for how to decrease it.

intel run 90c idle LOL GL

You all ITX fans, I went BIG with Fractal Torrent and a Noctua NH-D15s and never looked back at tiny guilds again haha

It's conductive so it's a no go for me

TH-cam boost this man!

A lil' bit expensive but the results are here !

111 comments and only 154 subs? Lets change it!

Production value on point

13th and 14th gen intel have microcode issues and oxidation problems.. They degrade fast and get hot and self destruct eventually.. Change to 10-12th gen or go amd. Problem solved.

it's HK bro laptop cpu...

have you tried a different cooler??? that r23 score seems awfully low for such a large heatsink. Maybe you have the fans turned down to be silent? My 12800hx laptop averages 22k in r23 but with CRAZY loud fan noise.

I like the video, however the -30 degree is VERY MISLEADING. If paste is applied properly the temperature difference could be positive (doesn't have to be) but most of the time it is a matter of 1-2 degree at most. Nowhere near -30 ...

Best combo would be TG Shield and TG Conductonaut.

so witch do you prefer of the 2 for fps gaming ? how these compare with simgot ew200 ? that people say are the best in this price range i'm waiting for my first iem kz zs10 pro x but i think i'll have the same problem with them, the big nozzle, and if that is true i'll give them as a gift... curently looking at 7hz sonus, artti t10, trn conch that look smaller

If you ask me, with all those money spent on the graphene and all Grizly overpriced products, I would got a desktop CPU and maybe an AIO The biggest issue with your rig is that IHS.. to much thermal resistance.. I got 50°C on my 11700K @ 100W using Arctic Cooling MX5 TIM.. with a custom loop.. but.. Another thing to mention: best practice when comparing temperatures between coolers, fans, thermal interface material or other things is to make it at the same TDP Claiming 30C ∆ but at different TDPs is misleading.. BIG TIME !! ✌✌

Just want to let you know that your English is great. Great video and keep it up.

Man, the video was so well made that I honestly thought I was watching some youtuber with several hundred thousand subscribers, so I did a double take when I noticed you're sitting at just 127 right now. Well, you earned another one, so keep doing what you do and stay awesome!

your cpu will die soon

ptm7950, bro, no need to put crazy carbon sheets. They use almost the same pads on Lenovo laptops

W/mk numbers are useless without other data like pressure and heat. Anyhow, in a normal CPU mounting mechanism and generated heat, graphene pad only goes around 3.5 W/mk, so it's probably worse than good paste out there. Also, paste that advertise more than maybe 5 or 6 W/mk is also screwing their data a little bit. Good paste can maybe reach 5.5 W/mk under real world scenario, but anymore than that is just misleading marketing, and yes, that applies to basically every major brands out there. That is why arctic and derbauer did not include any W/mk measurement anymore, simply because the metric is unusable without any standard whatsoever.

you lowered the TDP....

Great quality video. Nice and clean setting in every scene. Can't believe it's only 6 minutes long even though there's so much information packed in. To be honest, your channel deserves more subscribers. Great work 👍👍

Great vid! I love how you explain stuff in a way that is easy to understand. These new thermal pads sound pretty cool. I wish CPU manufacturers or cooler manufacturers would include them.