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Hi friends my board thermal pad got chewed up and crumbling i need to change the pad please any one tell the exact thickness of the pad 1mm or 1.5mm or 2mm
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Last edited by startekselva; 04-21-2013, 02:35 AM.
Thank for the reply i have already checked Frozencpu for the thermal pad i just need the exact thickness since it comes in 0.5mm,1mm,1.5mm,2mm,2.5mm not the length or width just the thickness
I think is you check the highs of the chips you'll find the NB to be the highest on the board. I don't have that board, but on all the P35, P45 and X58 boards I've played with, just normal TIM (Thermal Paste) is used, not an actual pad like the other chips.
and from looking at the pic that you attached, I'd say that is still the case.
simply wipe off what is on that section of the heatsink, and do the same for the NB (North Bridge) with a tissue (that's what I do) and if you have an aftermarket cooler laying around, you can use a very small dab on the chip. like 1/4" of a grain of rice would be a generous amount
Vin
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just so you're clear, it's not a pad, it's grease similar to Arctic Silver 5, the other VRM/SB that have that gray pad, that's an actual pad.. it odd they gave you a 1mm thickness... that's a lot of thermal grease to put on a chip.
I would just wipe off what there and apply a 1/4 rice size of grease to the schip and re-install the heat sink... if you doupt the application thickness, remove the heatsink and verify full spread on the chip.
if there is too much you will cause more harm than good.
Vin
Main Rig
OS = Win10-64Bit
CPU = Ryzen 1700x Overclocked to 4Ghz with custom water-cooling loop
Mem = 16GB RAM @ 3200Mhz
MB = Asus ROG C6H
GPU = Asus 1080Ti ROG Strix
HD = 512GB M.2 Samsung 960 Pro
PSU = EVGA SuperNOVA 1300w
Case = Cooler Master HAF-X 945
HTPC / Home Server OS = Win7 64Bit running XBMC HTPC Front end with Windows Server 2012 Virtual Machine with 12GB ram assigned for homer server
CPU = i7-980X @ 3.5Ghz CoolerMasster Hyper 212 Evo
Mem = 24GB RAM
MB = Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD5 v1.0 with F6 Bios
GPU = EVGA nVidia GT210
HD = 2x PNY 120GB Raid 0 (OS)
Storage = 8TB WD Black Storage
PSU = Corsair TX750
Case = Define R5
just so you're clear, it's not a pad, it's grease similar to Arctic Silver 5, the other VRM/SB that have that gray pad, that's an actual pad.. it odd they gave you a 1mm thickness... that's a lot of thermal grease to put on a chip. I would just wipe off what there and apply a 1/4 rice size of grease to the schip and re-install the heat sink... if you doupt the application thickness, remove the heatsink and verify full spread on the chip. if there is too much you will cause more harm than good. Vin
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