*EPIC THREAD* Major Problems with Coollaboratory Liquid Pro Thermal Compound DEAD CPU

[PowerPie5000]

im a qualified Support Technician

Hmmm... Isn't that someone who just takes phone calls and reads from a script?

Even qualified technicians make mistakes now and then no matter how many years of experience or qualifications they claim to have .

 

[daveip]

This needs to be thread of the year ... even though it's 4 years old! Hahahaha

 

[Krisali]

Read through this, some classic internet e-penis bragging over diplomas. I have one in 50m swimming, come at me Michael Phelps...

No less than 4 diplomas!!! Rest assured he is highly qualified!!

 

[~Mike~]

a belated 4th birthday to this thread.

Lol

 

[alex_123_fra]

Hoping to see the 10th birthday in 6 years.

 

[TwsT]

whoops

 

[setter]

Intel should buy out coollabs and use this stuff on their gimped range cpu's such as ivybridge and haswell. Bad show when the customer has to delid the cpu and improve on the shoddy paste job intel do on theese chips.

 

[hawkhench]

I'm glad this thread got bumped. All I can say is...hahahahahahahah.

 

[Trojan Horse]

lol whats premium membership and how can i get one

 

[Canary Wundaboy]

What a thread...

 

[Jeps]

Never forget!

 

[rjk]

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[HazardO]

Don't spill it then!

 

[LtMatt]

I just bought some of the Ultra stuff from ocuk. Worried about using it on my cpu and gpu's.

 

[setter]

Don't use it on the gpu's mate, doesn't seem to work well from my experience. On cpu's though it's amazing. No conventional paste can be compared. Ultra is a little easier to apply than pro. Just use very little in the centre of the ihs and work it out towards the edges.

 

[Krisali]

I'd forgotten about this thread, thanks for the memories ahaha

 

[LtMatt]

Don't use it on the gpu's mate, doesn't seem to work well from my experience. On cpu's though it's amazing. No conventional paste can be compared. Ultra is a little easier to apply than pro. Just use very little in the centre of the ihs and work it out towards the edges.

Really? Crap i was hoping to use it on my 290's.

 

[setter]

Really? Crap i was hoping to use it on my 290's.

For gpu's id reccomend MX4, or see if you can blag a free sample of the ic diamond stuff thats being given away. But for the cpu, clu everytime, it does leave a bit of staining though when removed.

 

[~Mike~]

lol this again , must remove it from my subscribed threads

 

[setter]

lol this again , must remove it from my subscribed threads

This thread makes me lol everytime i see it pop up. Tbh, if you take your time and apply this stuff properly you'll have no issues. Ive found it to be 5c better than top end pastes like mx4, pk1 etc. On delidded haswell/ivybridge chips, temp drops of 20c are not uncommon using theese.