Over filled thermal paste
- Thread starter yecoll
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RememberThe5th
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- Jul 30, 2014
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if it did not get onto pins of socket? No.
Most of pastes are non condutive.
Why did you in first place overfill?
Most of pastes are non condutive.
Why did you in first place overfill?
RememberThe5th
Illustrious
- Jul 30, 2014
- 6,996
- 172
- 41,140
Rest of specs?
CPU-
Motherboard-
Ram-
GPU-
PSU-
Thermal paste shouldnt cause shorts around socket since if there are no caps or small chips it wont harm anyting, except it went under the socket, which is really, really painfull to get out, but I can suggest what I've done to my Asus Maximus which I got from the dead.
(Just an proof)->https://ibb.co/gaoUg9
https://ibb.co/c0N9eU
Have you tried other PCIE slot for GPU or other ram slot?
CPU-
Motherboard-
Ram-
GPU-
PSU-
Thermal paste shouldnt cause shorts around socket since if there are no caps or small chips it wont harm anyting, except it went under the socket, which is really, really painfull to get out, but I can suggest what I've done to my Asus Maximus which I got from the dead.
(Just an proof)->https://ibb.co/gaoUg9
https://ibb.co/c0N9eU
Have you tried other PCIE slot for GPU or other ram slot?
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