paintboy131 Reputable Mar 25, 2014 101 0 4,710 Oct 13, 2014 #1 Is 70% isopropryal alcohol good enough for removing thermal paste?
Solution Entomber Oct 13, 2014 yes. you just might need to use a little more of it than more concentrated isopropyl, but it's all the same
yes. you just might need to use a little more of it than more concentrated isopropyl, but it's all the same
Entomber Admirable Apr 21, 2014 2,752 0 7,960 Oct 13, 2014 Solution #2 yes. you just might need to use a little more of it than more concentrated isopropyl, but it's all the same Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
yes. you just might need to use a little more of it than more concentrated isopropyl, but it's all the same
jbrown156 Reputable May 7, 2014 1,498 0 5,960 Oct 13, 2014 #3 paintboy131 : Is 70% isopropryal alcohol good enough for removing thermal paste? yes but a 90 % is recommended .. Upvote 0 Downvote
paintboy131 : Is 70% isopropryal alcohol good enough for removing thermal paste? yes but a 90 % is recommended ..
techgeek Splendid Apr 11, 2004 5,297 9 29,965 Oct 13, 2014 #4 It'll take longer for it to evaporate because the water content is higher. So make sure it's completely dry before applying new paste and make sure not to get it on anything other than the heatspreader. Upvote 0 Downvote
It'll take longer for it to evaporate because the water content is higher. So make sure it's completely dry before applying new paste and make sure not to get it on anything other than the heatspreader.