How To Apply CPU Thermal Paste Methods - Compare and Benchmark

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Название	:	How To Apply CPU Thermal Paste Methods - Compare and Benchmark
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Не знал, что есть люди которые такими странными способами наносят термопасту Я всегда наносил небольшое количество и размазывал кредиткой Проблем с температурой никогда не былоbrПосле этого видео я углубился в процесс и узнал, что многие чего только не рисуют на процессоре и с пеной у рта доказывают, что их способ лучший
Comment from : @user-cb2nf9qs5z

✖️✅😂
Comment from : @sabbykhansian

Finally brand x won
Comment from : @carlodelarosaManuelito

thanks for a test
Comment from : @StudioGraficoRotatori

so spreador or the X are the best ways
Comment from : @Alberto81

I did the cross x on my last build, it seems ok 😅
Comment from : @dashcharger24

so doesnt matter all the same
Comment from : @awclewis

Best video 👍 Good job I also use the X method Its the best
Comment from : @pokerstars3731

I dissamble a lot of boards and I hate it when people using too much paste it's always a mess
Comment from : @AncapDude

Could anyone test a circle or a square, the perimeter only, that is likely to cause trapped air?
Comment from : @azzinny

Loved the test! Added your vid to a save Spreading is the best!
Comment from : @Soulcommander

Why would the 5 dot differ so much, makes no sence Usually the methods doesnt mather for temps(unless you do a super tiny dot) Just dont du wierd shapes like a circle that ca trap air in between The dot is failsafe for this but the x would hardly ever do that either
Comment from : @rickardwestling8131

I always just an applicator and apply a very thin layer over the whole CPU making sure there are not pockets Putting a thin line always leaves the possibility of a small spot not being covered
Comment from : @raymondturpin3265

X
Comment from : @TelekiRamones

30C is a VERY warm room for a thermal paste test That's likepeak summer without any air-conditioning or fans going Why?
Comment from : @AviusL

Bigger pea
Comment from : @Cazimie

the pressure is not strong enough (you had to reduce the size of the glass), the 1st method always covers 100 of my CPU, but on the video only 50
Comment from : @Ragga95

Successful screwed those who just looked at the thumbnail and not full fideo
Comment from : @bobnugget3345

so it's depend on the pattern, not the amount?
Comment from : @ayangjibrut

The X is easy and effective
Comment from : @seanjamesmacleod241

The X is the second best to spreading it evenly all over
Comment from : @MGRracing

This guy deserves a Nobel
Comment from : @ksamarth0

you forgot the swastika method
Comment from : @lorkh4nn

Ive always used the X method but i still didnt use that many thermal paste tho
Comment from : @christophpailliart9769

ti esplodesse il pc con quella merda che hai fatto
Comment from : @gxfranci0873

Great VideobrThanks
Comment from : @abdulsalamsstyle9933

Nerds
Comment from : @SensiiNips_

Hold on now why did you push the glass around to spread the paste only on the x? I bet the three line method would’ve worked just as good if not better if you did the same
Comment from : @rod-von

nice job editing
Comment from : @ezecskornfan

I use the five dot method, one on each corner and one in the middle, the corner ones should not be too close to the edge but rather more to the center allowing the heatsink to spread it to the edges
Comment from : @felipemotorhead

Con pasta dentrifica lleva 8 años mi ps3😂
Comment from : @CaneliTube

Thank you, this information is actual for me! Thanks!
Comment from : @andreysaff1786

Wow wasn't expecting the cross x to be tht satisfyingly perfect xD I generally would do the spreading method
Comment from : @templet45

@5:04br1 One Pointbr Room Point: 30°Cbr CPU max: 87°Cbr CPU min: 38°Cbrbr2 Five Point br Room Point: 30°C br CPU max: 86°C br CPU min: 35°Cbrbr3 Three linebr Room Point: 30°C br CPU max: 84°C br CPU min: 35°Cbrbr4 Cross Xbr Room Point: 30°C br CPU max: 82°C br CPU min: 34°Cbrbr5 Spread br Room Point: 30°C br CPU max: 82°C br CPU min: 34°C
Comment from : @Vijay-cg8fm

can anyone tell me name of the background music?
Comment from : @relaxingmuzics

this video is a joke
Comment from : @daniel71myway

I always did the 5 dot method Never failed me
Comment from : @xinzhao3755

I just built my dream PC last weekend and I did single blob method the difference of three or four degrees doesn't seem enough of a reason for me to go and undo it and reapply it so early Maybe in a while when I end up reapplying the paste I'll do the x method or something
Comment from : @monkeyslaye

The best video More fo thw comparation at the end Tks my friend
Comment from : @pacificostriker

So clearly the X or spreading the paste is the winner
Comment from : @MaDGriZz78

❎👍
Comment from : @PC_TV-08

I guess you fingers are strong enough like a cooler is?
Comment from : @gebah_afb

Einfach gleichmäßig verteilen dann kann man sich sicher sein das die CPU gut gekühlt wird immer diese dummen Experimente unnötig
Comment from : @eraz3rraz3r78

Io quando vedo i coglioni che lo spalmano rimango senza parole!! Ancora sono convinti che sia la soluzione migliore!! È difficile far cambiare religione a dei credenti 😂😂😂😂 tanto è semplicemente un credo! Nessuno di questi che spalma la pasta termica ha mai fatto le prove del caso per constatare che sia effettivamente il metodo migliore!! Ma semplicemente ne sono convinti e portano avanti il loro credo 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @ManuelPassioneHardware

la coccia di riso si espande come gli altri con la pressione del dissipatore, tanto che quando viene tolto il dissipatore la pasta e perfettamente espansa la pressione con un vetrino non è la stessa del dissipatore stretto a vitiprovate a mettere la goccia di riso e chiudere il dissipatore, dopo togliete il dissipatore e la pasta si espande tranquillamente
Comment from : @orione77

The best video on this topic, thank you! I always use the spread method to remove excess, as a thick layer of thermal paste does not work as well as a thin layer
Comment from : @torsion89

Thanks
Comment from : @kritikyorumer

Only spread
Comment from : @cubick86

the problem with this is your not putting enough on especial the single dot brthere's also the pre spread method which 100 guarantees full coverage
Comment from : @darkshadowsx5949

He kinda messed up the one point method by not putting enough
Comment from : @niceengine2571

I will forgive you the clickbaiting picture you placed in the search list in this video - ONCE
Comment from : @arturo295

Is that the” you tube”?
Comment from : @SumPixelz

That was satisfying, watched the whole thing Thanks 🙏🏻
Comment from : @SumPixelz

I've been spreading TIM since day one guaranteeing 100 coverage
Comment from : @DJaquithFL

Если у вас есть разница при различном нанесении, у меня плохие новости (у вас не ровная поверхность радиатора и процессора) в идеале даже капли термопасты должно хватать для нормального охлаждения Все эти размазывания нужны продажникам термопасты
Comment from : @user-hw5wb3ud1w

Is the pressure applied with your fingers the same as that applied when attaching the air cooler or water cooler?
Comment from : @joaohbsantos

When doing a one point I do a very large pea size smack center My builds spread across the entire cpu 3 times to perfection You know who got it right when (for air cooler) you can see the bluish hue barely creeping over the edge on all 4 sides
Comment from : @DestinyGrind

Выдавливаешь в середину среднее количество термопасты и ПАЛЬЧИКОМ равномерно размазываешь Поверьте, это лучший вариант Процессор i7-12700f Температура в простое 27°С
Comment from : @denjem1661

Nice!, thanks
Comment from : @user-is9kc4le6y

Really Nice comparisons
Comment from : @Creatorops

X
Comment from : @zencoos

Useless video
Comment from : @ILoveCougars26

X marks the spot
Comment from : @XxoxX-pc

Very good video! Simple and very visual
Comment from : @mario_smaf

Do people really still believe in the "it'll spread out" lie?
Comment from : @lanowyn

what a waste of my time, can't believe this crap got over 13 million views FML lol
Comment from : @zulakant

Winter outside, but 30 C in the room?
Comment from : @evgenyzak2035

You won't believe me when I will tell you that we just spread a thin layer of thermal paste on the whole processor with our fingers covered in a thin plastic bag
Comment from : @gerferies

My understanding is just cover the whole thing for 100 effective capacity!
Comment from : @sonnydemichele4903

Spiral
Comment from : @TurboLoveTrain

5 degree would not make difference in performance or not?
Comment from : @pinkoroponkopinko2379

I personally use the X
Comment from : @EG-O

Just in case anyone is wondering, I was curious and did a statistical analysis of the temperature data and found that there isn't any significant difference between any of the methods used in this video Just use which ever one you like and make sure it'll cover at least 2/3 of the CPU when it's spread out and you're good
Comment from : @joshuamonroe6186

Coming from the automotive world and stepping into the pc world I literally pissed myself laughing when people would recommend anything other than the spread method, it's literally common sense
Comment from : @matthewball5978

Looks like the room temp didn't change at all You need to add more thermal paste :)
Comment from : @cow77cow

I went for the X, first time i'm changing thermal paste, hope it'll work fine 👌🏼
Comment from : @captainz1721

Thanks for your video support helpfull sir 👌👌👌👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫
Comment from : @mummoorthy6511

Bagaimana cara agar speed cpu stabil seperti pada video anda?
Comment from : @mauritsfernandez1525

I'm sad there wasn't a smiley face method :(
Comment from : @KhalilCombs

For people saying: "just add more paste to the single dot" If you add more paste on the single dot, the paste will spread in a round shape, which means in order to cover the whole square, some paste needs to surpass the edge The cross shape is the most logical way to cover the space of a square
Comment from : @ltonos9557

10 year old build low cost gamming computer youtube/nr9sw3X8XR0
Comment from : @Ramansharma1

Thx 👍
Comment from : @traianrosoiu8577

5:03 the powerful X nothing wins
Comment from : @6TeddyMc9

The one point had just a little less of thermal paste I've always used the one point, but u put just about a little bit more than what's in this video
Comment from : @kuvyoghmoobamelica6883

Just slap loads on and spread it beforehandnever understood the whole dot here and there method other than trying to apply as little as possible and trying to save paste🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️
Comment from : @sonsofalchal

This is test is so wrong you need a heatsink to know what pattern works best in transferring the heat
Comment from : @kingscorpion8497

IT DOES NOT MATTER
Comment from : @EmperorThePro

In some cases, using the stock radiator from intel, that radiator does not touch the entire surface of the cpu, better said ihs, the corners remain untouched by the radiator Let's not forget that the processor chip is in the middle of the ihs plate, but amd now has 3 chips per processor
Comment from : @laurentiuilina4992