- Joined
- Jun 26, 2008
- Location
- Springfield, Missouri
Evening guys-
I had to RMA my mobo (ASUS P8P67 for failure...and good time to wrap to the new v3 board any way) and the swap went fine and now I am back up and running. Not bad for 1 hours time.
Question - can I ever get back to the temps I had with my Corsair H70 with the shipped thermal paste? I was getting idle temps 25-27c on all cores at 4.6 ...with the rebuild I am getting 38-43c between the 4 cores.
I have re-applied using the BB method but I wonder if I still have too much? The original compound on the H70 was a thing to win layer applied to the whole cooler. I am wonder if I should give it another go with the credit card spread method across the whole cooling clock itself (versus on the CPU).
Thoughts?
Thanks
Bman.
I had to RMA my mobo (ASUS P8P67 for failure...and good time to wrap to the new v3 board any way) and the swap went fine and now I am back up and running. Not bad for 1 hours time.
Question - can I ever get back to the temps I had with my Corsair H70 with the shipped thermal paste? I was getting idle temps 25-27c on all cores at 4.6 ...with the rebuild I am getting 38-43c between the 4 cores.
I have re-applied using the BB method but I wonder if I still have too much? The original compound on the H70 was a thing to win layer applied to the whole cooler. I am wonder if I should give it another go with the credit card spread method across the whole cooling clock itself (versus on the CPU).
Thoughts?
Thanks
Bman.