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@timothyunedo5642 For putty on the VRAMs I think about 5-10g is enough.. Haven't tried thermal pads because you need the exact thickness to fill the gaps. too thin will not make contact with heat pipe, and too thick will have effect on the contact of the heat pipe with other components like the GPU.

@georgesdelfosse4077 Yes I think its better to have a copper heat sink rather than this graphene sheet.

@darrensayo3071 Yes, pwede siya on any laptop. Specially sa mga budget gaming laptop like Acer Nitro series

@@5theye997 yes, it is ideal for laptop CPU.. It does not easily get pumped out like krynaut since it turns back to solid form when not in use.. Also, kryanut degrades at 85C.. Laptop CPU reaches 90-100C during High loads so krynaut will not really last at Laptop CPU..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiasthow is the performance now

@GoodBoy-io6fd it will somehow help reduce heat as it will absorb the heat beneath the PCB board.

@GoodBoy-io6fd I think the 8mm Heatsink is enough. Problem Jeyi thin graphene sheet Heatsink is that is has adhesive between the Chip and the heatsink. we do not know if the adhesive has a good thermal conductivity.

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Then I will use the Graphen Heat Dissipation Heat Sheet Sticker instead of the Jeyi Dual Layer Copper Foil!

@GoodBoy-io6fd Thank you, I will improve the audio next time. Unfortunately, I have been busy with other things in life lately that I was not able to make new videos.

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Mr.PinoyTechEnthusiast thanks a lot for answering my questions quickly! I feel that you are logged on here in youtube everyday! SIR I HIGHLY SUGGEST TO YOU THAT YOU FOLLOW MY SUGGESTION! Many are waiting for those test to be done by you! Sir if you have more money could you do a liquid cooling test and review on PC and modify the cooling of the laptop by adding some more graphene film sheets that you can cut into smaller sizes and shapes and installing thermal pads and copper shims?

@jeffrey1296-rl1mi Is thermal paste good on SSD? I think you need pressure and very thin film of thermal paste for it to work.

Hey bub! When using Thermal Pads, Graphene Sheet Film, Heatsinks for M.2 and Dual Layer Graphene Copper Foil like this Jeyi, You do not apply thermal paste! It is only for processor and graphics card and other applications of heatsinks but not on an M.2. You will fry it faster than help to dissipate the heat!

@abdulkadirozyurt Been playing Genshin Impact and Final Fantasy VII remake. The performance did not last long. I think after 3 months, it started to throttle too much. So I tried PTM7950 instead and it works really well and last long. you can check my video about it. th-cam.com/video/-HUqwx3UzSM/w-d-xo.html&t

@marcusgonzaga7632 You mean try to use PTM7950 on SSD?

same please sir gawa po kayo content with using ptm 7950 + copper heatsink in ssd

@blista150 Not sure kung yan nga reason.. pero one reason ng sudden shut down ng laptop ay over heating.. lalo na ung sa CPU mo nasa temp limit na.. Observe mo kung nag shushutdown siya lagi during high temp.. baka need mo na mag thermal repaste, Other option is undervolt your CPU at GPU or lower the temperature limit of your CPU..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Thank you po for taking your time to answer!

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast BTW sir di naman po makakaaffect yung putty sa pagcontact ng cpu at gpu sa heatsink pag natantsa naman pagkalagay ng putty?

@@blista150 Sa amount ng pag apply, mas okay na ang sumobra.. kaysa mag kulang.. kapag kasi kulang, hindi masyado ma tratransfer ang heat papunta sa heatsink. If sobra, matatapon lang naman palabas ng itaas ng chip papunta sa board.. Just make sure na non-conductive ang gagamitin mo para iwas short circuit sa board kapag may nahulog.

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Sir noted po, maraming salamat po ulit for taking your time and sharing advice! God Bless you po 🙏

@clive0494 problem sa Artic hindi siya ganun ka lapot.. So mas madali siya ma pump out VS noctua.. Noctua is better for long life.. pwede mo din try ung PTM7950.. Pero tingin ko mas mahal un..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiast paano malaman kung original sa shopee?

@@clive0494 No idea.. pero madalas nag babased ako sa mga reviews ng mga naunang bumili..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast pero ginawa kuna lahat ng experiment paminsan kasi nasa laptop architecture na. Yung cooling system ganun talaga. Buti nalang natuto ako mag undervolt at underclock.

@@clive0494 Yup.. Underclocking and undervolting can help.. Na try mo na mag palit ng RAM? pwede din dahil sa faulty RAM kaya nag shushutdown ang Laptop..

@raul1642 Really? I did not know.. Hopefully it will last long as the laptop is not with me anymore. Yeah, I also watch videos of snark domain but I haven’t watched his new contents.

@spectrex1839 that’s alright.. It’s better than no heatsink..

@PinoyTechEnthusiast plus it's 4x4 so it shouldn't heat up all that much.

@EngrJemarME Yes 20g is already enough bought a 20g and was able it more than 2 laptops..

Already done those.. still it throttle.. maybe its design problem.. it needs more fans and heat pipes..

any program to subvolt i5 12500h? extreme utility intel does not work, neither does the Throttlestop software

@@elfurre nope, you're out of luck. get ptm7950 like this guy shows, raise the back of the laptop, and mess with power limits on throttlestop

@@elfurre unfortunately, starting from intel 12th gen CPU, they locked the capability to undervolt. Undervolt now only works with HX and HK CPU.. Best solution is replace the Thermal Paste with PTM7950.. I only Undervolt my GPU and reduce the TDP and thermal limit of the CPU..

@youtuvi7452 20g is plenty for a laptop..

Nag improved naman pero as times go by, naging worst pa kesa dati.. Hindi advisable ang MX-6 sa laptop.. Pwede mo i check ung iba ko video about PTM7950.. better yun para sa laptops..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast ipin mo to lods. Importante tong update mo eh.

@yeetman5972 thanks sa suggestion.. Added link ng updated video sa description ng video na ito.

@lunguu077 Size of the screws outside are T5.. Can't remember the inside ones but those are pretty standard size..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiasthello, how about the Kingston nv2 nvme 2tb?. Do i need to remove the sticker?? since im planning on buying the same heatsink you used on your crucial nvme.

@mr.gamersystemthundergod3012 i remove the sticker to improve the heat transfer but some says it does not effect much..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast the sticker it has void warranty. Is it necessary to remove it?

@mr.gamersystemthundergod3012 if that is the case, don’t remove the sticker.. I haven’t tried it with sticker.. but other people says that the difference is only small..

@astherion yeah, I learned the hard way that MX-6 is not for laptops

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiastFrom what I've seen ptm 7950 thermal pads are perfect for direct die cpus and gpus, while mx-6 is good for desktop cpus, but mx-6 sucks on direct die cpus/gpus because of the pump out effect

​@@luisescobedoom2053 Which thermal paste is better for direct die CPU?? Just asking in general, I have already applied ptm7950 but still wanna know

@LostinMIA Yes, that is the method I'm doing now..

+@bagasdewangga12131 This is one of the cheapest in the market.. You can buy this one in my country for $3..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiast idk but in my country the cheaper like a aluminium heatsink is attached to the SSD with 2 rubber bands

@bagasdewangga12131 Aluminum is good.. but Copper can transfer heat better..

@joker40yearsagoupdated65 good for you that MX-6 works on your laptop. I live in a tropical country and the thermal design of my laptop is not that good that is why I need to find a way to prevent it from over heating.

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast using the GT500 laptop cooler it has high rpm would help you out with nice cool air and dust free since the laptop cooler has a filter on the bottom Also in the Nvidia control panel capping your fps to 60 would help a ton too

@joker40yearsagoupdated65 thanks for your suggestions. I already capped the FPS to 60.. For now I am using a simple laptop cooler so far it was able to keep the laptop temps.

www.youtube.com/@jamesswan7695 Using pads on VRAMS is hard. You need to know the exact thickness needed to make the chip have the right contact with the heatsink. Too thin pads will not contact with the heatsink, and too thick pads may cause problem on the heatsink. But using putty, you just apply it on the chip and let the excess putty pushed out by pressure of the heatsink. I hope this helps!

www.youtube.com/@ps3customgamer I did not consider the heat sink replacement as I do not have Idea where can I get a new one. Do you have idea where I can get replacement heat sink?

youtube.com/@1700tt Anong model ng Legion 5? Newer models kasi ng Legion 5 ay PTM7950 na agad ang nakalagay.. kaya baka lalo lang lumala performance kapag nag repaste ka.. Mas okay ang liquid metal, pero may risk kasi na masira ang mother board kapag kumalat ang liquid metal papunta sa ibang components.. electric conductive kasi ang liquid metal..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiastpag 2019 model Legion y740 pwede ba? PTM 7950?

@@tunonimo Yes.. PTM7950 is better than performance thermal paste

@@tunonimo yung mga recent legion models if hindi nakaLM is nakaP PTM 7950 sila out of factory

So far I don't feel any performance issues like before.. I will see if I can make a follow up video on long term use of PTM7950..

youtube.com/@exaltedmanif9842 What putty can you recommend?

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast don’t listen to this dude he doesn’t know he’s talking about most people are just trolls

@joker40yearsagoupdated65 I think so too but I'd still just incase he really have a better suggestion

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast use k5 pro its better.than what you use

Unfortunately, I cannot find k5 Pro here in my country. So idecided to use Upsiren UX pro.

@deonuser9911 I have not tried Kryonaut extreme. But for what I have read, it is not ideal for laptops since it can easily get pump out specially if your temps reaches 80C.

Sorry, this is not Promosm.. I personally bought the item. and if you watch the video, you will know that my conclusion is that improvement is not enough for heavy users like gamers and content creators..

youtube.com/@93xDmario Even after a few months, PTM7950 still works like a charm.

No problem

@Kagamiya yes, that is one factor.. but as seen in the video, transfer speed was somehow improved when the Graphene sheet was installed.. Transfer speed can still be improved, but we need to keep it cool.. NVME SSD slows down when it becomes hot..

Thanks for your suggestion on peeling-off.. I will try those next time..

@Reactx7 Some says K5 pro or Laird 607 are also good. You can check them if they are availble in your country.

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast k5 is the worst, dont use that. laird 607 is premium industrial level stuff so it wont be cheap as other putty, the cheap aliexpress pink putty is good enough for gddr6

@kiryujinfaizen1881 Thanks for your suggestion.. I chose the Upsiren UX ultra Pro because of its claimed 16.8W/mK thermal conductivity..

I bought a 30mm x 50mm that will be enough for 2 laptops.. You can buy 30mm x 20mm but that may be too small.. You better research the die sizes of the CPU and GPU of your laptop just to be sure. You can check on the video the die sizes of my laptop..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiastpad thickness 0.25mm or 0.2 mm

The one I got is 0.25mm based on the specs on the package.. you can see it @1:07 of the video..

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiasti am gonna buy 0.2mm one which is better 0.25mm or 0.2mm

If you ask me, I think 0.2mm may perform better because it is thinner which makes heat conduction faster.. I saw a video once comparing them. but I'm not sure if it's accurate.. 0.2mm has a higher frame rate but runs hotter on the comparison. I find it sketchy since if the system does not thermal throttle, a better pad should have lower temp with same performance.. and if the system thermal throttles, temps should be the same, but performance should be better on the better pad..

yes, I already tried undervolting.. Unfortunately, one fan is not enough to comepletely cooldown the CPU and GPU of my laptop.. Maybe I will make a video about undervolting next..

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast can i do undervolting in ryzen 5 5600 h laptop cpu ? and rtx 3050

@kal. I cannot say exactly how many grams.. maybe 4-7g.. I bought a 20G and there is still plenty left.. It is not conductive so putting too much is not a problem..

Your welcome

Yes, you need thermal compound/putty to fill the gap between the cpu/gpu and the cooling pipes. I used Artic MX-6 as thermal compound on my Acer Swift x (2022)

@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Im not talking about the thermal paste on the cpu/gpu. Im talking about the reddish stuff that you can see at 1:19. I can see later that you must have cleaned the red stuff off. Do you apply something where that red stuff was?

Yes, I also applied Artic MX-6 also on those.

​@@PinoyTechEnthusiast Big mistake. Thermally conductive paste is not used to replace thermopads, it loses its thermally conductive properties at ~1mm thickness. Put Honeywell PTM7950 on the CPU, GPU and Upsiren UX Pro Ultra, Laird 607 or Honeywell HT10000 on the vrams and power section.

Thanks for the input, I will try those out..

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