With that said, I'd be disappointed with those results. Presumably you disassembled fans and cleaned them too along with any fins on the pipe system? They can get pretty grubby with dust that could impact your temps, even if thermal paste and undervolt are applied correctly. So prob not best solution with most standard laptop heat pipes. It appears some liquid metal have gallium, and that can corrode aluminium or copper. I wouldn't use liquid metal, if the laptop wasn't specifically designed for it. been trying to look here but it is scarce in Philippines to buy a Conformal Coating VERY RARE.

is it okay to use a NAIL POLISH than Conformal Coating. and other thing is that the Liquid Metal is HIGHLY CONDUCTIVE. My last resort is to use a Liquid Metal since it has a significant performance on Temps and hopefully works on my end, is it safe? on a laptop?Īnd my Laptop cooling system is Copper not aluminum. Ran a XTU Stress test for 30mins base on the video i was watching such as Linus, Dave2D and other reviewers.įor a STOCK Paste it gets 90 to 92c with thermal throttling.Īfter I changed it to Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut with Undervolt -175mv still gets at 90 to 92c and still with thermal throttling. My CPU is running hot since I purchased it, it was running at 90c at 92c when running a Esport games and usage is just around 30 to 60 percent usage, the GPU is just fine it never reaches to a 90c.

Intel xtu i7 8750h