Name: 5700XTワッシャー＋ペースト改造を行いましたが、効果はあったのでしょうか？ (We performed the 5700XT Washer + Paste mod... did it help?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:40:41.000Z
Duration: 14 min 44 s
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Well, now that it's un a indeed itself, we can go ahead and move forward with this video.

I'm the last to talk about this, but I'm probably also the last to experience it, So I finally was like, Oh yeah, there's a topic about this I should probably share with my audience And that being what happens when you change the thermal pad on a 57 160 to thermal paste?

So this is the graphite thermal pad that it comes on the cooler on this now Steven Gamers Nexus has covered this already, and it's actually his video or I shouldn't watch the video.

I just remembered that there's Ah, thing to do.

If you're going to switch it to thermal pace, we're gonna kind of demonstrate.

The difference is right now, because there are improvements to be had if you're running this cooler.

If you were an early adopter to the new Navy stuff, this is the cooler that you got, which was just a blower cooler, which sucks.

And then they went with the extra thermal pads because I think that a lot of these left over from, like, the radio on seven era.

So they went with that on here, which is really odd, because this is not three d memory or stacked ram or anything that to deal with on the sides.

So what I've done is this is one of the coolers I had on a water block, and so I took the water block off, and I put it back when we were doing the video about doing the bios flash on this and then I noticed, like, Holy crap, it is running really, really hot.

So I'm gonna demonstrate that right now here's the placebo fan curve.

We call it that because remember it's not smooth like that.

It's a stupid step system, because am these driver team got their degrees of writing drivers out of a box of Cracker Jack, So make sure he was gonna happen with the temperature here.

Quick current temperature injunction temperature, Which is funny, like our current and saying edge just as current.

Now, watch how fast this is going to increase because what we have going on right now is by simply switching it to a thermal paste.

It's now, um, not making a very good contact.

So this is just gonna continue to get hotter and hotter and hotter.

And usually that junction temperatures more like 10 to 2010 to 15 degrees or so What?

We're exceeding 20 degrees delta now between the edge temp in the junction temp.

I have the fan club, as you can see, much more aggressive than it normally is, and we're still seeing these temperatures.

But as you can see as a fan of slowing down now because we took away my custom fan curve, you can see that it's starting to get hotter.

So this is basically right now the scenario we kind of created is hey, I wanna I wanna play with my stuff and make it better.

I'm gonna replace this thermal pad with thermal pace because thermal paste is good, you can get things like crime not and all that sort of stuff and get really good thermal pace.

And then you put it back on and you go, What the heck?

So we're gonna kind of show you right now, what with the stock fan curve, too, by the way, because I still think Amy's fan curve is not nearly aggressive enough.

I think it maxes out at, like, 40% or something.

And yes, although it was keeping the temperatures well within check down into the eighties with Van Kirk Hi, it was also very noisy, which is another problem with this cooler.

But we're gonna do right now is we're just gonna let it stop climbing and see how hot it is because we need to compare our before and after numbers and then we'll show you a little trick to make the thermal pace make better contact.

So what I've done right now is I've locked the benchmark at a spot that we know is like particularly difficult to render because it's got all this test elation, the rocks, that foliage lighting, ship ropes, all that stuff.

And you can see now the temperatures are sitting at about 103 ej temp.

This is kind of our before or after, and what we want to compare two is our tour clock.

And as this temp keeps going up, obviously this starts to drop.

So it looks like that's kind of where we're just sort of hovering around right now.

Two compared to like, a jumped up to 1913% we're going to do now is gonna let this cool down, and I'm gonna do that by maxing out way.

I wanna get this nice and cool before I take it apart.

Now, when taking apart a small, delicates sensitive piece of equipment like this, there's only one tool kit I trust and that is our handy dandy.

I am really putting a link to where you can buy these tools down in the description below their magnetic.

It says I fix it, which means you fixed it, which is amazing, because then you have the pride of saying I fixed it using my eye fixit kit, the makers of I fix it bring you.

Not only that, I fix it is also spearheading the global movement of right to repair.

Boy knows the importance of right to repair, don't you?

So why don't you go ahead and get yourself some tools using my link down below and give a little bit of support?

So I fix it, giving everyone the well, just the awareness everyone needs of the whole concept of being allowed to fix your stuff.

There's no more of these stupid stickers that say warranty voided if removed, which is illegal.

So shame on them putting that sticker there.

Hey, I fix it when you gonna make a power screwdriver?

Seriously, that's like the only thing I think missing from their their repertoire of tools is a little boob.

So not only is it like this spring loaded screw, it's also this whole spring loaded retention system in the back that's pulling the main heat sink, which is only right there.

There are people realize that this big, giant cooler and these this fake heat sink in the pack that touches nothing.

Anyway, um, that's what's pulling that copper heat sink down against the corps along with spring loaded back plate so you could see how it's not flat.

See what kind of lift up so as you tighten it down these rubber pads right here push against the back plate or like it's our plastic push against this back plate, which then kind of like, squeeze it all together.

So, yeah, we're gonna do right now is what is gonna clean that we're gonna reapply paste, and then we're gonna add those four washers to make that thing compress more because what's happening is the spring is fully compressing, and it's stopping it from going down, and we're pulling it any tighter.

And then I believe the threads of the screws were also bottoming out so that you don't over tighten Well, the problem is, we need to slightly over Titan versus where we were before because we're adding different material there because the thickness of that pad is making up for that void that the liquid or the thermal paste is not ableto like completely compress.

So the closer we can get that cooler toe actually touching.

Look, I'm just using an export for this two.

Not even the best stuff, but the closer we can get that thermal, um, material and the cooler itself to touching the die, the better it will be in.

This is just isopropyl alcohol that I'm using here.

I'm gonna try sanding that little bit right now too.

Smooth out those machine line from machine marks more so I didn't take off any material.