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Trying to get a diffinative answer here.
When I pop off the stock heatsink from my 6800, there is a butt load of that paste fromt he thermal pad, gooped up on it.
Now I removed all of it fromt he heat sink and the core. I assumed that you would put the AS5 on using the same thickness as you would put if applying to a CPU heatspreader.
I am now a little curious, because I actually got a 2C increase in temps after this. Now I know AS5 gets better after a week or so, but should I put this stuff on thicker?
Should it be as thick as the stock paste was?
Last question is, does anyone ahve any good suggestions for an aftermarket cooler for this card?
Thanks for the time, Here are some pics.
When I pop off the stock heatsink from my 6800, there is a butt load of that paste fromt he thermal pad, gooped up on it.
Now I removed all of it fromt he heat sink and the core. I assumed that you would put the AS5 on using the same thickness as you would put if applying to a CPU heatspreader.
I am now a little curious, because I actually got a 2C increase in temps after this. Now I know AS5 gets better after a week or so, but should I put this stuff on thicker?
Should it be as thick as the stock paste was?
Last question is, does anyone ahve any good suggestions for an aftermarket cooler for this card?
Thanks for the time, Here are some pics.