From Gigabyte support I got this information about the exact patch sizes: 60mm x 5mm x 1.25mm 60mm x 9mm x 1.25mm 27mm x 8.1mm x 1mm 27mm x 14.2mm x 0.75mm 40mm x 14.2mm x 0.75mm (2pcs) So that would be 0.75mm thickness for the VRAMs and 1.25mm for the VRMs and 1mm for that remaining patch.
You should try phase-change material Honeywell PTM7950. It comes in as a sheet, lasts longer and performs works better than traditional pastes. On the power section (vrm) and vrams I advice to give thermal putty Upsiren UX Pro.
Thx for the video ! I have the exact same card and was going to clean it today so this is perfect :) I do have an additional question, i saw online that people added pads on the back plate so create additional contact for the cooling of the cards, is it something you would recommand ?
Yes, if I remember correctly it came with thermal pads on the back If incase yours doesn't have, you can also place them where the VRAM should be located.
Hi. Probably too late for you, but yes, it is. I had to pull really hard, Be sure to pull on the metal part, not the plastic. Also there's a high chance of tearing apart some of the thermal pads in the process.
Hi, it's too late i think, but 1 connector on the top side using by GPU for rgb control, and the next 2 connector's on bottom using for control GPUs fan's.
Any thermal paste will do, preferably the likes of thermal grizzly kryonaut or cooler master cryofuze, definitely try to go for non conductive thermal paste
@@alexgarner9987 Yeaa, both are good! Just make sure the get an even spread of your thermal paste on the gpu die and the correct dimensions of the thermal pads for the vram and chokes.
Good afternoon, I have a board like yours, what thickness are the thermal pads on your board? Here it was 0.5. Another doubt which product you used with a toothbrush to clean the plaque grids where there was a sign of sea air, here I don't know what product to use to remove it, thanks!
It was 0.5 on the VRAM and 1.5mm I think on the chokes and power delivery IIRC. For corrosion, used WD-40, it helps remove it and a longer soft toothbrush or medium toothbrush om the heatsink.
This is the issue I am having also as i want to re paste my GPU and i know if i pull it apart the pads might rip but i have no idea what to replace with as i have googled for hours and looked all over forums and i never get the same answer, some say 0.5 on vram an 1mm on everything else but others say 0.5 on vram and 1.5 on everything else but they you have others sources saying 1mm on vram and 1.5mm on everything else
@@EQINOX187 I went thermal Odyssey 2 thermal pads with noctua NT-H2 thermal paste work like a charm I bet U won't be able to pull the RGB and other cables out like me so if U can't try have it leaned up on something while U do thermal pads U will need 0.5 mm and 1mm thermal pads for the GPU 😁
U will be able to tell what thickness they are when U do it do one by one so U don't forget what one goes were 1mm on vram and 0.5 mm on ram U need both temps droped 13 degrees on idle and 11 to 9 on heavy load
@@EQINOX187 with the noctua thermal paste it will come with thermal alcohol pads to runb of the old thermal paste all up cost me like 45$ on eBay well worth it 😁
@@larsruoff6752 EXCELLENT INFORMATION! THESE ARE THE CORRECT THICKNESSES! MOST IMPORTANT PART OF ANY video or instructional piece on cleaning / repasting a GPU. Thank you, @larsruoff6752
@@ahmadtahir8845 but why wash? Because of the dust? If you want you can buy for example wd-40 contact cleaner. And just spray the blades till they are clean. Won't harm the board.
Can not for the life of me disconnect the fan and led connectors on the pcb
From Gigabyte support I got this information about the exact patch sizes:
60mm x 5mm x 1.25mm
60mm x 9mm x 1.25mm
27mm x 8.1mm x 1mm
27mm x 14.2mm x 0.75mm
40mm x 14.2mm x 0.75mm (2pcs)
So that would be 0.75mm thickness for the VRAMs and 1.25mm for the VRMs and 1mm for that remaining patch.
Do you not specify what pad thicknesses you used? My God, one of the most important things you could have shared. I'll view again, maybe I missed it?
You should try phase-change material Honeywell PTM7950. It comes in as a sheet, lasts longer and performs works better than traditional pastes. On the power section (vrm) and vrams I advice to give thermal putty Upsiren UX Pro.
the noctua paste will pump out fast as well, arctic silver 5 is probably the best paste all round in my experience.
thx veeerrrry much you help me so gooood
deepclean ❌struggling with cable ✅
Thx for the video ! I have the exact same card and was going to clean it today so this is perfect :) I do have an additional question, i saw online that people added pads on the back plate so create additional contact for the cooling of the cards, is it something you would recommand ?
Yes, if I remember correctly it came with thermal pads on the back
If incase yours doesn't have, you can also place them where the VRAM should be located.
@@MATechPH it's a high end premium card.?
Thickness po ng thermal pad?
Question... is it normal that it's very hard to open this up after unscrewing? I'm pulling very hard and scared to damage it.
Hi. Probably too late for you, but yes, it is. I had to pull really hard, Be sure to pull on the metal part, not the plastic. Also there's a high chance of tearing apart some of the thermal pads in the process.
And a quick tip is to let the gpu warm up (either by running some games or benchmarks before doing this) it makes it easier to open up your gpu
What is the thickness of the thermal pads you used?
Hello there! Can you tell me what are these 3 black little cables do? 0:55 timecode, want to know :D
Hi, it's too late i think, but
1 connector on the top side using by GPU for rgb control, and the next 2 connector's on bottom using for control GPUs fan's.
Thank you very much
Pasta termica en el procesador?
I have 2 bars thermo pads Grizly 0,5 and i use past artic silver 5.If I put the pad on top of each other until I reach 1.5, is there something wrong?
I come againe,i use 0,5 and 1,5 pads and now ist ok,1 mm pads dont work,its the same video card.
@@andreivlad3518 0.5 In vram and 1.5 in vrm?
Good day!
I have the the gigabyte rx 6600xt gaming oc. does that have the same thermal pad thickness as the 3070?
It will depend if it's the same heatsink used, I cleaned a 6600XT recently it used 1mm pads
What thermal past did u use and is there a better option of past do u recommend non conductive or conductive thermal past i dont no what to do
Any thermal paste will do, preferably the likes of thermal grizzly kryonaut or cooler master cryofuze, definitely try to go for non conductive thermal paste
@@muhammadkhairul1514 I got noctua NT-H2 pro grade thermal paste with extreme Odyssey thermal pads thermal conductivity 14.8 w/mk is this good or ok
@@alexgarner9987 Yeaa, both are good! Just make sure the get an even spread of your thermal paste on the gpu die and the correct dimensions of the thermal pads for the vram and chokes.
Good afternoon, I have a board like yours, what thickness are the thermal pads on your board? Here it was 0.5.
Another doubt which product you used with a toothbrush to clean the plaque grids where there was a sign of sea air, here I don't know what product to use to remove it, thanks!
It was 0.5 on the VRAM and 1.5mm I think on the chokes and power delivery IIRC.
For corrosion, used WD-40, it helps remove it and a longer soft toothbrush or medium toothbrush om the heatsink.
They say 0.5 mm thermal pads for all in other vids is this right
1.0mm
This is the issue I am having also as i want to re paste my GPU and i know if i pull it apart the pads might rip but i have no idea what to replace with as i have googled for hours and looked all over forums and i never get the same answer, some say 0.5 on vram an 1mm on everything else but others say 0.5 on vram and 1.5 on everything else but they you have others sources saying 1mm on vram and 1.5mm on everything else
@@EQINOX187 I went thermal Odyssey 2 thermal pads with noctua NT-H2 thermal paste work like a charm I bet U won't be able to pull the RGB and other cables out like me so if U can't try have it leaned up on something while U do thermal pads U will need 0.5 mm and 1mm thermal pads for the GPU 😁
U will be able to tell what thickness they are when U do it do one by one so U don't forget what one goes were 1mm on vram and 0.5 mm on ram U need both temps droped 13 degrees on idle and 11 to 9 on heavy load
@@EQINOX187 with the noctua thermal paste it will come with thermal alcohol pads to runb of the old thermal paste all up cost me like 45$ on eBay well worth it 😁
Can you please tell me the thickness of the pads?
I think I used 1.5mm for the VRAM
@@MATechPH bro it's a high end card and expensive.?
@@larsruoff6752 EXCELLENT INFORMATION! THESE ARE THE CORRECT THICKNESSES! MOST IMPORTANT PART OF ANY video or instructional piece on cleaning / repasting a GPU. Thank you, @larsruoff6752
@@larsruoff6752 so vram is -1.25?
what if I just wash my cooler, I mean not the whole gpu just the cooler fan area only
Why would you need to that?
@@djnazgra cuz i am scared of changing thermal paste of my gpu
@@ahmadtahir8845 but why wash? Because of the dust? If you want you can buy for example wd-40 contact cleaner. And just spray the blades till they are clean. Won't harm the board.