How to Replace Thermal Paste and Cleanup a GeForce RTX 2070 MSI ARMOR 8GB GPU

Super quick teardown, clean and new thermal paste on MSI ARMOR RTX 2070 8GB GPU. We gonna go fast on this one!
#rtx #nividiageforcenow #rtx2070

[@The.Stalker]

Every video showing this was like, 5+ minutes long and full of talking.
this one was straight to the point. Fast, but I can always slow it down. Gonna be handling this here in a week or so, so I appreciate this video, Dack.

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@FantasyAvatar]

At first I slowed down the video 50 % to make sure I saw everything correctly. But then you sounded so drunk that I couldn't stop laughing and saw nothing cause of the tears.
Great voice in normal speed, quick and easy video, love it! Thank you for making this!

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Public service announcement, don't drink and thermal paste! That is hilarious. thank you!

[@michelecampbell6031]

My kinda video. Short, sweet, to the point, mildly annoyed. Why am I dumb enough to have to watch this? That's the vibe, and I'm here for it.

[@dackselectronicrepair]

I love it that you love it!

[@beeRock115]

Thank you for not giving us a biography before your video, and getting straight to the point

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Thanks!

[@martinoplaya7805]

bruh this is a banger video! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@sourcandy69]

Thank you very much. Straight to the point, quick and easy.

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Thank you !

[@youandiryan]

Thanks man ! Going to do this tomorrow looks pretty simple. Just have to be careful

[@dackselectronicrepair]

You can do it!

[@goorthiss]

You should try phase-change material Honeywell PTM7950. It comes in as a sheet, lasts longer, performs works better than traditional pastes and there is no pump-out effect. For the power section (vrm) and vrams, I advise you to apply Upsiren UX Pro thermal putty.
It is also a good idea to do undervolting.

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Thanks for the advice! I will definitely check it out, I am always looking for better ways to do things!

[@namsukeichinose]

Does it need to be warmed up first like cpus? Also are all gpus like this when opening? My pny 2070 super triple fan (not xlr8) is so unknown i can't find the exact video for the card

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Not sure what you mean by warming up the cpu but no you do not need to heat anything to replace the thermal paste. Yes the majority of GPUs are like this. They are just a board with the processor chip and ram attached to a heat sink. Some use passive cooling (no fan) or active cooling (fan or liquid cooling block). The thermal paste transfers the heat from the chips to the heat sink so it can be dispersed.

[@lbrd6]

excuse me, but i have a 2070 armor, and i lost the screws of the card, do you know what screws are used on it so that I can buy the same ones?

[@dackselectronicrepair]

No sorry

[@tengenemeke]

Can I use isopropyl 70% alcohol for cleaning?

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Yes it just takes longer to dry because it has more water content.

[@WaleshiddenhistoryMD]

Even though you can make out what is being done it would be better if the video wasn't so fast

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@CraziiDago]

Someone got Tik Tok brain

[@noeserd]

Do you have any idea what thickness those pads are?

[@dackselectronicrepair]

No, sorry

[@WinarisWinnower]

@@dackselectronicrepair well we want to know the thickness please. because a normal thermal paste reapplication isnt enough, we need to know the thickness

[@dackselectronicrepair]

As long as the pads are not damaged thermal paste on the gpu chip is enough.

[@BaloogaBrett]

Lol idk why you even made this

[@dackselectronicrepair]

Are you not entertained?

[@xPvR]

He made it for people like me thnks

[@EmomanTavish]

i appreciated the video@@dackselectronicrepair

[@DragminerFerdinand]

he made this for me as well im dumb as fk to figure it out myself

[@justinhorror1765]

Because its helpful for those that haven't done it before, Like me.