Hello Tom's Community,
I recently purchased my components for a home built PC.
Unfortunately the motherboard came DOA so the computer never booted. The RMA was approved and they're sending out a new motherboard as we speak
I had to remove all the components from the defective Motherboard to RMA it. That being said I had to take out the heat-sink that came with pre-applied thermal paste.
Now the CPU and Heatsink have a coating of thermal paste due to the initial install. Would it be okay to reuse the thermal paste when my new motherboard comes?
Thanks for the help!
-Eddie
I recently purchased my components for a home built PC.
Unfortunately the motherboard came DOA so the computer never booted. The RMA was approved and they're sending out a new motherboard as we speak
I had to remove all the components from the defective Motherboard to RMA it. That being said I had to take out the heat-sink that came with pre-applied thermal paste.
Now the CPU and Heatsink have a coating of thermal paste due to the initial install. Would it be okay to reuse the thermal paste when my new motherboard comes?
Thanks for the help!
-Eddie