Are you saying you used liquid metal TIM on a notebook? Did you prep it at least by coating all neighboring components with clear nail polish or similar non conductive coating?
Ill give it to you, you have more bawlz than I do! Ill use it on a desktop CPU thats been delidded and relidded and sealed unless the board lays flat all the time.
Next question......did you save and install things from your eSupport folder like specifically chipset and MEI drivers?
Ill give it to you, you have more bawlz than I do! Ill use it on a desktop CPU thats been delidded and relidded and sealed unless the board lays flat all the time.
Next question......did you save and install things from your eSupport folder like specifically chipset and MEI drivers?
theunknownvictim wrote:
Hey, life is so short, of course I will use LM and whatever might happened I will manage it.
Yes I install all the drivers and latest bios and still the same problem!
True life is short. Im always pushing it just differently. Im sure you probably are not the first to do it but the first Ive heard on a notebook. Sometimes gravity plays a role and the LM slides out and poof! Especially true with notebooks that get turned all around and upside down. Messing around with an old piece of hardware ill do just about anything in the name of science. I guess im just too tight. Once costs pass a certain level Im a bit more conservative.
