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I think you are the problem. This product not applicable to your use case. This product is meant to be used on small devices like eyeglasses, mobile phones and everything else that don't require much torque. Do you know how much torque is needed to secure a motherboard to a PC case? If you have a sedan and you use it off road, will you say that the car is bad? Jeez!

please work on better presentation. Stop excessive eye movements. and i had to speed up 1.5x to focus on the subject

You sound 100% like Latka XD. You know? That Andy Kaufman character

Yeah I don't think it's the screwdriver that is useless.

This is one of those bad reviews you should avoid. having used this for so long its a pity someone cant find it important

I use it all the time when working on gamepads/consoles, super useful when you have to unscrew 30 bloody screws at a time lol, but I can see how it`s not for everybody. You should look into that xiaomi ratchet screwdrivers, I use that all the time with bigger electronics and PCs, it`s also super useful.

dude why u reading off the wall? say your own opinion bruh and coper modding isn't risky why u even care? it's his card, not yours so

instead of changing the thickness of the pads, what if you modified the heatsink to squeeze snuggly on to the pads with some springs under small tension? Aluminum can be a lot easier to work with.

One thing never changes with projectors and i can really tell you dont know much about them. Always set it up in a way that you do not need digital adjustments at all. Thats where you get that delay and image issues. Go to projector central and calculate where to put your projector and latency will be around 20-27ms. Wich is great for gaming. digital adjustments will always cause issues with the picture.. Always. Cheers from finland. And good luck with your future setups in a new hobby.

This was the first video I watched about thermal putties, very nice. I would like to ask you a question, how much time did you use upsiren u6 pro? Did you notice any degradation? The guy from Middle999 store (China) that sells this putty told me that can last one year, which is not too much in my opinion.

Sounds like a dive trying to use a screwdriver for the first time lol

i have more than 9 3080's and 3090 all copper modded day one, they aren't isolated in any way, i use thermal putty + copper shims, lovely

I used this in university when working with M1.5 to M3 screws for product design. Most of my group mates would purchase a set for themselves after having used mine, which I suppose is testament to how much we liked it. My only complaint is that some of the bits have rusted after being exposed to the humid environment and my sweaty palms :( That being said, it has held up better than any other interchangeable bit screwdriver set I've used previously.

People getting sick, buying a GPU card and then becoming prick about number, temps, tweaks or whatever, wasting the time on these things instead of the purpose the GPU was designed for….PLAY GAMES. That’s make no sense

You can use it as an unpowered screwdriver. Just turn it with your hand. After the screw is lose, use the electric functions to finish the job. Maybe search for a tutorial on how to use a screwdriver.

Keep doing this, so your GPU's break and they are sent to people like me to fix them :D

Nvidias retarded engineering rubbing off on their customers. Any sane person would've just used normal thermal pads and squeezed them if needed. Why the fuck did you try this and think it would work, especially with stacking two of them

So because you used it for something it wasn’t designed for and it was too weak and you used it on a fragile product and stripped screws that means it is bad? Did you miss the function of the screwdriver where it can work as a manual screwdriver too? With tight or large screws you loosen it slightly manually first and use the motor to do the turning after that. Did you also never stop to consider that the laptop was maybe just badly made or not made for being disassembled and reassembled? If you can’t find the button and especially if you can’t tell what direction you are pressing, that is definitely a problem with you and your hands. Have you lost feeling in your hands? Also you should be able to roughly feel the amount of torque it is putting out, so you can tell if a screw is tight, rather than just keeping it pressed until either the screwdriver stalls or the screw strips.

Dear Lee, is ibasso dc03 pro compatible with Samsung a71?

Does it work headphone cable play /pause control?

why not instead get some good thermal pads like the minuspad 8 and call it a day? yes it wont be as cool as copper or ceramic but defenately better than stock

Nice ”review”😂 Its awesome ffs

i raise you a shot glass of vodka and scrap the ceramic pads , i am using 99% pure Silver pads !!!! works great 78c on the memory !!!

I appreciate this review as someone who works at a data center I've been wondering if it has the umph to get those oem over torqued screws out of the chassis

How do I know the right amount to put depending on the thickness of the thermalpad? I have a notebook and I can't find information about the thickness of the original thermalpads anywhere.

make a ceramic mold , under high pressure

Hi have you tried to apply liquid metal on ram dies yet(couldnt find your videos about it)? If not do you think it would work out or corrode it?

Or just water cool your graphics card with a full-coverage block and correct pads. Save yourself the risk of cracking solder joints under chips, and keep stock cooler minty-fresh, for if you want to resell your card later. Plus the buyer starts off with a newly repasted GPU.

6:55 Why would that mess up the Liquid Metal?

I have not much complain on the xgimi horizon. Also could you give me the link to download this video's xgimi horizon thumbnail in fullhd 1080p or 2K? Thank you ❤

Hi, great video. I wonder if you still have upsiren u6 pro installed today? Just to understand how long-lasting it is or if it loses performance quickly over time. Thank you

Hate to say it, but you are using the screwdriver wrong.

A bit of scratching on heatsink sounds nice, something I would follow.

10-12c on GPU/VMEM is absolute goal. even 5c is great on full load for hours

I have one of these and it’s been pretty decent actually. At least something that looks exactly like this. It’s never let me down, except for when I’ve forgotten to charge it. True tho that the button is not easy to find without looking for it, thats fair. The motor isn’t meant for breaking things loose, it’s meant for running out lengths of thread.

What a terrible take. I've owned mine for years and I've been pretty happy with it. In general, you want to use the Xiaomi screwdriver (or the Wowstick, or any other cheap, weak electric screwdrivers) for small electronic screws. Key word being SMALL electronic screws. For anything requiring torque and/or precision where you run the risk of destroying threads, you want to use a standard unpowered screwdriver instead. That's where my iFixit and LTT screwdrivers come in. Generally if you struggle with something and something breaks, you don't blame the tool.

Probably the best tutorial on LM Ive seen. So many others are just slathering the stuff on like thermal paste. I have read somewhere, maybe Overclockers, people were saying to apply a very, very small amount to the heatsink first, and let it bake/dry in room temp for an hour before applying second coat. This may be the LM infiltrating the micro pores of the heatsink, kinda makes sense. After clamping and tightening the screws, the heatsink sits flush on the chip, flat. LM would only act as a microscopic buffer where the chip and copper dont meet in places.

Does it work with mic headphones?

Apple keeps doing these stupid things because no matter how much they screw over their customers their customers will come back for more screwing!

Good review, as some one who also has the M1 Pro 16" MBP, all points are real and valid. I am with you. The resolution is annoying for sure. The screen isn't as great, it's so crazy that the movements of things inside the screen is so blurry when moving. I can't believe that 120Hz is real anymore.

Very good video !! I didn't noticed before the anti-glare coat wearing out on my Air M2, but it is definitely happening. Also you didn't mentioned but what bothers me the most is the cheap keyboard with PBT keys that goes glossy very fast :(

macbook pro m1 256gb 8ram for programming bro , is a great option for 2024?

Hi what is the liquid you aplied before the liquid metal? Thanks for the video.👍

I need 64 too, da vinci is unusable with16 almost all the time it crashes for me. This laptop should be 32 gigs with same price, cu it's expensive enough.

Defeats the purpose if you gotta stack pads.

Use gloves but only add individual squares don’t waste the puddy. I bought these for my PS4 and works great. The puddy is for my Series S. Because stock it comes with blue putty.

The review is anything... BUT

How it performs in terms of battery drainage in your phone? Any experience anyone? 😮

What type of acrylic coating did you use to prep the site? I cannot seem to find it here in the states.

that jawline is sharper than ma kitchen knife damn