Also got a chance to clean out my fans which was nice.

10*C I understand is quite the improvement. What ever that paste is that came stock, it's simply terrible. How it looks when applied during assembly? Micro Center ASUS VG27VQ 27 Full HD (1920 x 1080) 165Hz Curved Screen Gaming Monitor FreeSync HDMI DisplayPort Blue Light Filter Flicker-Free loading. It looked like this when I first removed it Replaced with Arctic MX-4 (I didn't use silver, though I could have for the main chips on the die, but everything else was quite small and difficult not to make a mess, I didn't want to risk getting it onto the board.) I was literally scraping off the old stuff with a paste spreader, it looked like a cracked wall, and crumbled like plaster. after 9 months use on low-end games ( I play stuff like Warcraft 3 mostly with my friends, and high-end games on the side, temps never exceeded 65-70 on the GPU Tweak report ) It was practically dry in my understanding. 'paste' looks like it's some blue-tack like strip you just put down, unless it's machine applied.

all over the board, even under the plastic protectors of the chips. The process took me 6 hours, ( of course I will be careful ) but when I pulled off the GPU heat sink, there was crap EVERYWHERE. GPU used Furmark (Burn In 15min 1920x1080) before 82*C, after 68*C My past temps were 83 max record on the CPU and 82 on the GPUĮACH TEST WAS DONE FRESH AFTER REBOOT - TEMPS RECORDED WITH CPUID HWMonitorĬPU used handbrake bench, before 83*C, after 71*C I just recently did a repaste on my G750 and it turns out my temps lowered down by a staggering 10-15*C BOTH on CPU and GPU

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