2010年5月9日 · its not glue, its TIM (thermal interface material) and yes, its job is to transfer the heat from the CPU to the heatsink. if you remove the heatsink, you must ALWAYS remove the old tim with isopropyl alcohol and then apply a new layer. otherwise you will experience heat issues liek the ones you are getting.

2017年3月22日 · Glue it back, as suggested, RTV Silicone works fine, just about any of them will work, most are meant to deal with engine bay temps, I used the black. Make sure to let it cure, it does take a while, I allowed 12 hours for mine to be totally sure it was not going to move around while remounting.

2014年11月2日 · I might delid my 4770K (I read and done my research on delids already), but I don't know which glue to put on the CPU. If I don't use glue, I'll forget when I take the CPU out and the IHS falls off. I've found that some use silicone sealant, but what specifically should I use?

2015年11月6日 · About 2 years ago, I bought a new computer (from a local store in town) and recently installed a GPU and when I looked at the motherboard I noticed that my CPU is glued into the motherboard. I want to buy a new CPU but I am afraid that my motherboard will not handle it such as a i7. Currently it is running a i3 CPU.

2014年4月19日 · There is thermal adhesive which is like glue. But you wouldn't use that on a cpu heat sink. AS5, TX4, or ...

2019年8月19日 · Apply to cpu not heatsink. The reason is your aim. Nobody is perfect, has perfect aim, you can easily be a few mm off when putting the heatsink down on the cpu. It's OK if the heatsink gets lopsided paste, but not ok for the cpu. Just a small pea or large grain of rice sized blob is all you need, right smack in the center of the cpu.

2014年12月14日 · Then I had the CPU fan unit re-assembled and re-connected the power and the fan worked normally now as the computer was started. Now, the question is: since I removed the CPU heat sink from the CPU itself and put it right back there, do I actually need to apply some new glue between the heat sink and the CPU to avoid some potential damage?

2019年5月24日 · Velocci, There are multiple thoughts/methods for applying thermal paste. I have been working on PC's since the mid to late 1980's and IMO any of the most recommended methods (rice grain size dot at center of CPU, one thin line, or two thin lines in an X or using a credit card to apply a thin layer) work fine.

2014年1月7日 · Your CPU will overheat, then the heat will melt the glue, then the glue will kill some of the nearest small components, then you will fry your motherboard and maybe the rest of the computer, then you have no computer left And then you canøt see this message and watch me type 'then' all the time:3

2020年9月23日 · I am totally set on doing this and there is no way in hell I am going to spend the upwards of a grand it would cost to replace the motherboard when I can buy another motherboard with this CPU for 200 dollars. With that said, what is the safest, most effective way to remove factory glued on...