- Jan 3, 2017
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Just picked up a new CPU cooler and applied some thermal paste.
I didn't apply too much on my CPU, and I'm running hot, hot hot! I just installed a new fan.
70c during BF4
Idle is cooler than normal but whenever I stress it runs super hot, hotter than the stock I had in beforehand!
I'm just wondering if and when thermal compound (air) takes to 'set' or whatever that means, AKA when it actually preforms. I know you have to let it 'sink' in and get hot but this doesn't feel like that, (although, it could be!)
Any help would be appreciated =)
I didn't apply too much on my CPU, and I'm running hot, hot hot! I just installed a new fan.
70c during BF4
Idle is cooler than normal but whenever I stress it runs super hot, hotter than the stock I had in beforehand!
I'm just wondering if and when thermal compound (air) takes to 'set' or whatever that means, AKA when it actually preforms. I know you have to let it 'sink' in and get hot but this doesn't feel like that, (although, it could be!)
Any help would be appreciated =)
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