How to Repaste and Clean an RTX 3070 GIGABYTE Video Card | Step by Step
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- In this video i will show you how to do a repaste and service your RTX 3070 GIGABYTE 💻 Video Card STEP By STEP.
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Just used this guide to apply ptm7950 on my 4070. Super helpful, probably wouldn’t have attempted it without this vid thank you.
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Worked well for me, ty. I bought an ex mining card and when I finally opened it up to change the paste, it was no wonder it was hitting 80+ temps, there was basically no thermal paste. Before under load i would hit 80+ and my game and system would crash. Now under full gaming load with max settings and dlss, doesnt ever cross 70 and my system runs waaaay quieter now.
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ya those mining GPUs are really dried up because they push them to max 24/7.
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@@uFixTek Hello! Can you tell me, please,if Arctic MX4 is good enough for repasting this GPU? Also,can I connect the ARGB led connector to a third party argb hub with 3 pins 5 v?
Thank you!
my temperatures reach around 86 celsius when i play high graphic games, and my GPU voltage doesn't go above 0.9500V, which seems normal. do you think i should consider changing the thermal paste as a solution?
I absolutely second everyone here.
It is actually amazing, i just ran furmark, and when before the hot spot was at more than 107C, while the gpu was roleplaying as a jet reactor, it now didn't go past 80C, and i barely heard anything, i'm not even sure the fans kicked in !
Awesome job at servicing it 🫠👍
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Thank you for this guide! The factory thermal paste was *completely* dry (the thermal pads are still fine). My card was reaching 89 degrees and the hot spot would go to over 115 degrees before crashing. After replacing the old thermal paste with some new GD900 the GPU won't go over 70 degrees and the max hot spot temp was 81 while running Time Spy.
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Thanks for the video! By your guide I re-pasted my Gigabyte RTX3070 using Arctic cooling pads TP3 and paste Arctic MX4 and get 18-20 degree lower temperature (Cyberpunk 2077) - measured by GPU-Z. Thanks once again! 👍👏
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What size did you get for the arctic tp3 pads
@@DistantMist doesnt metter - you have to cut them to the proper size.
Thanks man❤. After re-pasting my RTX 3070 full-load from 83c to 74c
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Mine is running at 95c on Hotspot now and 70c on GPU temp. Im thinking I should repaste mine to now.
Bought card used, it was speeding to 83 degrees even without max load. Repasted with arctic 4, immediate improvement! After spending some time in Heaven it is slowly climbing, currently at 76 (from 68, initially). Might try undervolting and see where this goes
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Thanks for the tutorial, amazing work here. Just two questions here: 1. since there are 2 x fan connector, is there a problem if I connect them back in reverse order? 2. What's the max temperature after replacing the thermal paste? Thanks a lot.
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Regarding your question, you can switch the fan connector order, but DON"T connect them reverse.
with the best thermal paste you will get a steady drop of temp about around 10C o more.
again keep in mind that the fan curve has a big roll in the temps.
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Thanks for the guide. i only removed the RGB connector and it went smooth. Also, I noticed that you have to remove the 2 plastic security pins preventing the connector to be plugged out
It's my pleasure my friend.
Yes, those plugs have two flaps, but they get toasty with heat and get stuck, so you will need to lift them a bit.
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Hey! So glad you're consistently responding to comments. Two things
1. Is 70% isopropyl alcohol just fine or do you have to use explicitly 99% isopropyl?
2. Can you use cotton swabs to clean the GPU die instead of a workshop towel?
It's my pleasure my friend.
🫠Regarding your question, I highly recommend using 90%+ isopropyl alcohol. Never use 70% or even 80%. Use cotton to clean the GPU, but the best option is a workshop towel. The workshop towel will not get tangled on the small capacitors and will not damage anything on the board. It will tear apart before causing any damage, whereas cotton can get tangled in the capacitors and damage them.
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@uFixTek Just got 96% alcohol, what I meant was Q tips and not things like cotton balls (unless you understood my first comment as such) workshop towes still a necessity?
@@uFixTekif I can't get my hands on a workshop towel will one of those glasses cleaning microfiber cloths do the job too? They don't leave too much textile behind no?
Q tips are fine 🫠👍
Use the Q-tips, my friend. If you use microfiber, just be careful you don't get it tangled on the tiny capacitors.
My gigabyte 3070 was an used mining card and the first repad try was a fail because i bought too thick thermal pads (1mm). Only after the second try with 0.5mm thermal grizzly for the RAMs now it works and the gpu chip has proper contact to the heatsink.
yes never use a thicker pad , else it will counter push the heatsink away from the GPU/CPU. glad that you got it fixed/serviced.🫠👍
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Thanks, I followed the video and improved temperature by around 15-20 degrees. I broke the RGB wire clip but nevermind.
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Regarding your accident, by removing or disconnecting the RGB, you are helping the GPU from drawing less power and less heat from RGB, even if it is minimal , but it's something 😁🍻
I literally had the same problem with the LED connector 😂 thank you for your video
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Thanks for the guide! Took my GPU apart and repasted it, now it's running 10°C hotter than before (90C max).
BUT it's stopped crashing so I think that's a good sign?
It's my pleasure my friend.
🫠Regarding your question, that's fine. 90°C under heavy load is perfect.
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How to find out which thermal pads thickness are used? I have to re-pad a gigabyte 4090 gaming oc?
Do you know how thick thermopads should be
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Regarding your question, .5mm and 1mm pads my friend,
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@@uFixTek 0.5 and 1.0 mm ?
1mm ONLY my friend.
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I used 1mm and 0.5mm for the memory.
@@jumperovo Hi! Aren't they a little thin at 1.0mm and 0.5mm? I asked gigabyte and they gave me this answer:
The thickness of thermal pads are 0.75mm, 1mm and 1.25 mm.
60*5*1.25
60*9*1.25
27*8.1*1
27*14.2*0.75
40*14.2*0.75 (2pcs)
Hey thx for the video but i already bought 1mm thermal pads. It is fine to use that 😅
It's my pleasure my friend.
🫠Regarding your question, it is file with 1h stressing the pads will get squished down to the desire size.
don't worry.
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Ok thx 👍🏼
anytime
I have same graphics card how to check memory temperature is not showing in msi afterburner and gpu z and hardware info
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Regarding your question, use the : hwinfo to check all the info you need, voltage temps and speed.
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3:30 what are these 3 cables do? Are they for fans or...?
the bottom are the fan and top is the RGB lights my friend.
How tight do the screws have to be underneath the chip? Can they be too loose?
tight hard (firmly) not extremely, no excessive force.
Thanks for your video
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Very informational but I was fast forwarding through 70% of this video. I think you spent a solid minute and a half with those tweezers trying to undo that first connector
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yes sometimes when we get GPU that are used, because of the heat that produces from the fan and heatsink, those connectors are made of plastic and they can get sticky to each other :P
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@@uFixTek I will give 1 like for responding well to constructive feedback. I'm a generous god.
much appreciate the support it all start with 1like 🫠
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I’m looking for help on fixing a 8 pin male connector on a gigabyte rtx 3080 ti. One of the 8 pin connectors is not drawing power.
🫠Regarding your question, look for it at aliexpress and you will need hot station and solderign iron to remvoe and replace it.
Hey! Just repasted my 3070 and getting 30C less while under load in hotspots!! I am a bit concerned though because I got some thermal paste in between the capacitors and couldn’t really get it clean. Any advice?
🫠Regarding your question, don't worry at all about the paste around the capacitors; that is 100% fine with zero issues. If anything, it's good for the capacitors anyway.
30°C can't be under load; check the number again.
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@@uFixTek sorry, I WAS getting 110C-115C on Hotspot, causing my GPU to go into safety mode and shut it self down. I’m getting 30C-40C LESS now that I’ve repasted the card.
I should have clarified :p
ah 🫠
It's my pleasure my friend. i appreciate your support.
ah you have dropped the temps 👍🙂
next time when you about to service the GPU get a 20mmx20mm .3mm Thick copper shim and place paste on both side and place it on the GPU then the heatsink over and watch the magic.
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Happy gaming 🍻
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Hey there... the first pin u pull out.. i broke, please help
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Legend! 😁
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How long would it take before it starts responding properly
what you mean starts responding properly?
what issues are you facing?
I can't for the life of me find anyone with specific details on the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3070 Eagle OC (8GB) when it comes to thermal pad thickness. Do you know if it's the same as this one?
🫠Regarding your question, they are the same as this one.
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i so scare before cleaning this\
don't be take your time doing it and if you need any help on the steps let me know.
No fan cleaning? Unacceptable
The fans are clean, but if you do want to clean yours, just use a soft baby toothbrush.
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