11-06-2023 01:51 AM
Hello, I've had my G512 for a couple of years now. I was getting horrid temps and decided to open it and clean it. Unsurprisingly, it was filled with lint. I cleaned it up but decided to re-apply the thermal paste so I wouldn't have to open it up again for a while. When I did, I saw three things: a blue sticky substance on a lot of the outer components of the heatsink, a normal thermal paste that I know, and what I think is liquid metal.
I have a couple of questions:
Where can I find this blue substance to re-apply it, and would it be fine to use thermal paste instead?
Where can I find the liquid metal? Does it have to be a certain kind? Can I use thermal paste instead? If I do use thermal paste? Will it affect my performance?
Allso even after cleaning, my fans still looked really bad should I replace therm? if so where can I find original parts?
11-06-2023 05:26 AM
Thermal putty cannot be replaced with paste.
You can replace it with products like upsiren ux and k5
The LM is conductonaut or if you want the new version conductonaut extreme
Thermal paste is same old the best kind of stuff is Honeywell ptm 7950
11-06-2023 06:39 AM
I know thermal paste but how much should I put of these things?
11-27-2023 10:16 AM
Maybe this video will help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCSLCuUkgCs . He is appling on G15 but quantities in your's should be about the same.