2 issues with this. You clean with isopropyl alcohol but don't where gloves, and the thermal compound is too thick, and will create a mess - poor application.
Dear 02 World, I have to revise the woefully inadequate cooling in a Tascam DM4800 digital mixer as it's such a poor solution and unfortunately it kills them over time and it's already showing signs...... Just wondering whether the Thermal Plaster looses thermal efficiency over time and whether it can be removed to possibly start again as the current solution obviously isn't up to the task.....currently it has pin type heatsinks glued with plaster to the CPU RAM Chips and a fan which isn't even quite aligned with the IC's..... So the Basic might be adding an enclosure and decent silent 120mm fan(s) and self adhesive heat sinks and 120mm fan on the other PCB's...... But Ideally it might be good just to start again especially if the plaster is erm......easily removed.....!!!!! Thanks Very much for any advice you can offer as Be Amazing if I can ge the cooling as good as it can be....!!!!!!! Thanks So much Once Again Chris :) :) :) :) :) :)
I wonder, does it dry while still on the tube? I had many problems with the AG TermoPasty product. It has a short shelf life. And when it dries, it stinks.
Is it Stars-922 good enough anyway? I want to glue the passive aluminum heatsink on electric motors of our RC cars. Do you think is water resistant too after dried?
A good conclusion is to not do it if it isn't really necessary, but in that case, plenty off heat, force and luck probably. I did that on a circuit board in an attempt to reglue the heatsink as there was a gap between the chip and the heatsink by the amount of glue used from the factory. I ended up tearing off the ceramic cap off the chip, ruin the circuit board. Found a guy on ebay who could reemeblace broken bga chipset off that kind, that I sent the card to replace that bga. 150 usd later I got the card back in an working order, and a valuable lesson learned.
@@hamzasat Is there any springs or fittings that holds the heatsink? Using thermal pads are less recommended than good quality thermal paste, and avoid liquid metall paste unless you are really sure of what you doing and knows how to make a reliable seal around it, even if liquid metal has the best heat transfer, as it is conductive and if should spill where it is not supposed to be, will short circuit the gpu. Also liquid metal paste contains gallium that eats through aluminum making it crumble like dried bread if it gets contact with it, if there is no copper core or sheet between the aluminum heat sink and the gpu or cpu. But if the gap between the chip and heat sink is bigger than 0,2mm, then a thermal pad might be better choise, and won't cause a mess when being removed. I use pads of 0,5mm thicker than the space inbetween to be sure it pushes against the both surfaces. So if the gap is 0.5mm, use 1mm, if 1,5mm use 2mm.
I don’t think you got enough on…best cover the full circuit board with 4 tubes 🙈
2 issues with this. You clean with isopropyl alcohol but don't where gloves, and the thermal compound is too thick, and will create a mess - poor application.
Dear 02 World, I have to revise the woefully inadequate cooling in a Tascam DM4800 digital mixer as it's such a poor solution and unfortunately it kills them over time and it's already showing signs...... Just wondering whether the Thermal Plaster looses thermal efficiency over time and whether it can be removed to possibly start again as the current solution obviously isn't up to the task.....currently it has pin type heatsinks glued with plaster to the CPU RAM Chips and a fan which isn't even quite aligned with the IC's..... So the Basic might be adding an enclosure and decent silent 120mm fan(s) and self adhesive heat sinks and 120mm fan on the other PCB's...... But Ideally it might be good just to start again especially if the plaster is erm......easily removed.....!!!!! Thanks Very much for any advice you can offer as Be Amazing if I can ge the cooling as good as it can be....!!!!!!! Thanks So much Once Again Chris :) :) :) :) :) :)
I wonder, does it dry while still on the tube? I had many problems with the AG TermoPasty product. It has a short shelf life. And when it dries, it stinks.
Yes it dries out in the tube once opened tube is left with cap on
Can this be done to laptops, like pasting this heatsink onto the pch.
Is it Stars-922 good enough anyway? I want to glue the passive aluminum heatsink on electric motors of our RC cars. Do you think is water resistant too after dried?
It's water resistant, but you should probably worry more about having the heatsink came in contact with water instead
is this strong? i dont want the heatsink falling off and shorting on something.
@@slybunda of course, the adhesive is very strong
how do I remove this stuff when wanting to remove A heatsink?
A good conclusion is to not do it if it isn't really necessary, but in that case, plenty off heat, force and luck probably.
I did that on a circuit board in an attempt to reglue the heatsink as there was a gap between the chip and the heatsink by the amount of glue used from the factory.
I ended up tearing off the ceramic cap off the chip, ruin the circuit board.
Found a guy on ebay who could reemeblace broken bga chipset off that kind, that I sent the card to replace that bga.
150 usd later I got the card back in an working order, and a valuable lesson learned.
@@draxoronxztgs1212
I hope to have an answer from you, please. Can I use this with a thermal pad?
@@hamzasat Is there any springs or fittings that holds the heatsink?
Using thermal pads are less recommended than good quality thermal paste, and avoid liquid metall paste unless you are really sure of what you doing and knows how to make a reliable seal around it, even if liquid metal has the best heat transfer, as it is conductive and if should spill where it is not supposed to be, will short circuit the gpu.
Also liquid metal paste contains gallium that eats through aluminum making it crumble like dried bread if it gets contact with it, if there is no copper core or sheet between the aluminum heat sink and the gpu or cpu.
But if the gap between the chip and heat sink is bigger than 0,2mm, then a thermal pad might be better choise, and won't cause a mess when being removed.
I use pads of 0,5mm thicker than the space inbetween to be sure it pushes against the both surfaces.
So if the gap is 0.5mm, use 1mm, if 1,5mm use 2mm.
Can I use this with a thermal pad too? I'm planning to use it in a GPU
No. The thermal pad already has its own adhesive, there is no need to use thermal glue
It's there any method to remove this glue, I used it to stick my GPU last year, And I found it very hard to remove.
Use BGA glue remover solution, put some drops and wait about 20 minutes before removing the heat sink
brapa lama waktu pengeringan nya bg???
Cara lepasin lemnya gimana?
Pakai blower om, smbil di cungkil dari ujungnya
@@zulhamdani6340 ahh telat udah setahun yang lalu
@@VesExcYohannes maaf telat om, soalnya saya baru baca om
Bang tutor lepasin pemnya dong 🤧
🥺Sy salah pasang ini 🤧
Seharusnya di sini malah di sana yg di pasang
Pakai kawat nikela aja.. Terus panasin dikit pake blower.. Kawat yang buat buka toch scren bang.
Klo ngebersihin pake apa gan ? Kan itu mengeras
Tiner
HOW TO REMOVE
Using LCD screen separator wire
..., das Gezeigte ist lediglich unprofessionelles Handeln zweier grobmotoriger Chinesen-Patschen!
bang itu board apa ?
Orange pi
heat sink plaster
Hi. Can I use the thermal conductivity glue to fix a small capacitor that is mounted on a plastic base? Thank you.