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  1. jaybee83
    that is waaaaaaaaay lower than the comfort limit, for sure 🙂 anything below 90 can be ignored, 90 to 95 is still ok as long as its not throttling and not running like that for hours on end.
  2. jaybee83
    nah beelining is a different thing altogether. i was referring to the 100% completion u stated 🙂 ok cool, 120 hours is definitely nothing to sniff at, extensive game for sure!
  3. jaybee83
    if the fit is perfect and u can apply only barely enough to "wetten" the die and respective heatsink surface, then yes. if not ull want to look into foam dams surrounding the dies
  4. jaybee83
    how long did it take u to complete Elden Ring? here i thought it was quite the expansive open world game 😅
  5. jaybee83
    dont worry too much about idle temps, load temps are much more important 😉
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    important thing when checking thermal paste and related temps is the ambient temp. ull always need to calculate the delta between component temps and ambient temps. for every additional degree ambient ull get an additional degree heat on all your components, unfortunate fact.
  7. jaybee83
    haha way to go to recruit some (hopefully competent) help 😁👌🏼
  8. jaybee83
    haha yep agreed on those points guys. once u go premamod its VERY hard to go back to stock bios on a laptop....
  9. jaybee83
    sometimes its not that straight forward. doesnt have to be the paste itself, it might be its age (dried up), bad heatsink fit, the amount applied (too little, too much), etc. so first things to check would be heatsink fit with a fresh paste application and compare if fresh paste by itself already helps. after that u can tune for high-end pastes and get those "up to 6C" difference under ideal conditions 🙂 as for the thermal pads, high end ones tend to draw away the heat from the core components and can actually also lower core temps just by improving the overall board temps.
  10. jaybee83
    loooots to choose from my man: KPx, Phobya NanoGrease Extreme, Kryonaut Extreme, ICD, GC Extreme.... 😛 edit: bro @electrosoft beat me to the punch 🙂
  11. jaybee83
    id go with a simple repaste first, those out of the factory paste jobs are not always the best 😅 then take it from there, check the heatsink to die fitting to determine if liquid metal would even make sense, then also consider replacing thermal pads with higher end ones.
  12. jaybee83
    smart way to go about this @looking for used but current hardware 🙂 good luck!
  13. jaybee83
    good luck with the sale, quite the beast ure offering there!
  14. jaybee83
    i get that, basically same reason why im planning to switch to desktop land soon, as well...
  15. jaybee83
    kool, thats of course an even better solution 🙂
  16. jaybee83
    curious to see if the release will affect the overall linux adoption rate on desktop!
  17. jaybee83
    we all NEED to scratch that itch✌😁
  18. jaybee83
    hows that steam deck treating ya? i can see u applied skins right away haha
  19. jaybee83
    sure if u know ur way around such electronics repairs, totally! 🙂
  20. jaybee83
    wouldnt surprise me in the least if absolutely nothing changed on the bga pinout and its running juuust fine with newer cpu gens. so much for the artificial BS socket change every other cpu gen, at least with intel....
  21. jaybee83
    ok cool, thx for that bud. as far as i can tell space is definitely a concern (as usual in a laptop), combined with the actual mounting. will have to check and see if the heatsink mounting is compatible and the backplate plays ball with the contact frame... will let you guys know once i know more! right now still enjoying my vacay in greece 😁 btw, fun fact: seems like Bitwit Kyle Hansen was in greece at the same time, but i bet he had quite the different kinda trip hahaha
  22. jaybee83
    interesting info, thx for the confirm. that previous 3080 is nothing special since other vendors also offer those in socketable format. however, its weird that nvidia blocked clevo from bringing a 3080 ti mxm to market while they allowed Dell to do such... i imagine it could have smth to do with the crazy non standard form factor specific to a single laptop model....
  23. jaybee83
    be sure that this is not due to poorly fitted heatsink vs actual thermal paste quality. liquid metal in the former case would do absolutely nothing and give u worse temps than any regular paste, actually... perfect fit is key in that regard
  24. jaybee83
    oh that sounds like an interesting project in the planning / sourcing phase.... 😁
  25. jaybee83
    are you sure thats an actual 3080 Ti card and not an A5500 "rebadged"? cuz the specs would be identical...
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