Gracias por el video muy bien explicado mi tarjeta bajo de 71 grados en carga a 52 grados jugando con el cambio de pasta termica y thermal pad.Saludos de Chile.
A 71 estaba aun bien pero por lo menos bajaste al menos 15 grados q no es poca cosa. A la mayoria sin la necesidad de hacerlo por andar a esa temp de 70c en carga, logran poca bajada de temps.
@@TakeThatScrewOut I have a few questions, maybe you can help me. 1) I can't find 3.55mm, is 3.5 or 4 better? And is it possible to cut 3 strips (1 + 1 + 1.5 or 1.5 + 1.5 + 1) and connect them (so as not to buy 3.5 / 4 separately)? 2) There are 3 options for thermal pads in the store: single-sided adhesive / double-sided / no glue (self-adhesive), which one to choose? 3) Thermal pads for 13 watts and 15 watts, the difference in price is 2 times, according to reviews on RUclips, they are the same. I understand that 15 watts makes no sense? 4) Is it possible to put one continuous strip as a keepsake (many people do this) or is it necessary to cut it into squares?
@@TETINNN1 based on my personal experienced, one whole pads is the most effective than multiple layer and stick them together. And if you use a bit thicker than the stock recommended, its fine as long as its a soft kind of pads..Thermal Pads has two different class, some manufacturer like Gelid and TEUCER use a stiffer pads, and some are softier like the Arctic. If possible use a one whole long stip if the chips are close with each other, doesn't make sense to cut the pads off little by little. But most with VRAM CHIPS they're have gap apart from earch other, so use individual pads on each chip.
@@TETINNN1 If you you have no other choice, you can do 1.5mm plus 1.5mm stick it together to make it 3mm. But this is only the last option you should do as this idea is not as effective compare to a whole pads. But definitely this could be better than no pads at all, this would still works..but it transfer heat less compare to whole one pad.
it's a bad idea to insert music with words, whoever watches in another language has to listen to the translation of the song, it clogs the video very much. Thank you for good useful work.
If I just want to paint my 6700 xt backplate and shroud. I wouldnt need to disassemble the heatsink from the vram correct? So I wouldnt need to worry about the thermal pads there? Just what was disassembled?
If you really want to paint the Front shroud and backplate..you should strip off the entire gpu..its quite easy on this unit. to prevent paint to get into the heatsink and possibly into the pcb that could potentailly damage it. detach the front shroud and backplate to paint it. you should rub it with sand paper first 800 to 1000 grit, then plastic Primer before topcoat to make sure a good bond and quality result, use spray can.
@@fred-san I wouldn't recommend you make a "sandwich" of thermal pads (combining different sizes), put a 4mm pad on the backplate, even in the comments he himself already replied that this size works too 👍
Definitely not new.. Actually there's other company used similar design but i can't remember which company, but i've seen once in the past. Its very clever design. Other should copy this.. Hehehe! Thanks bro!
Definitely can.. with the backplate only, that can be pushed in when you tight the screw..but to cooldown VRams and mosfets on pcb always use the correct recommended thickness from manufacturer to prevent gaps
1.5mm on vram should be fine if you're going to use a soft pads..like the Arctic TP-2 or TP-3. I don't recommend a GELID or similar pads due to stiffness. And 3.5 or 4mm pads are not very common..but you can find sometimes in Amazon or ebay.
Hello Bro! I haven't done the PULSE version of this card yet.., but i did source out an information for you about your card..according to that info, the Mosfets uses a 1mm thickness, and the VRAM has 1.5mm thickness..i suggest use a thermal pads that is soft like an ARCTIC or similar..because if could adjust the gap easilly. Don't use those hard one like the Gelid.
Bro, please don't make people listen to a 2-minute song about promiscuity that sounds like it's based on 1 chord for 12 MINUTES STRAIGHT. It feels terrible and annoying. There's a reason its composer made it 2 minutes long. Back when I was a teenager I would laugh at songs based on 3 chords, naively thinking "they can't remove any more harmony and still call it a song" and yet, we have songs based on variations of 1 chord, such as this one. It hurts to listen to it as a musician. Sorry for the rant.
Thanks for your comment bro! I truly understand what you meant..just disable the sounds on your phone or laptop..hehehe! I'm trying to improve my videos through from feedback from the viewers..i just put music on my videos because its more boring to watch without it..😁..thanks bro!
@@TakeThatScrewOut i rarely put comments on youtube videos but this one takes the cake for how garbage the song was i want to learn how to repaste and pads and i have to listen to this garbage ass song that makes me want to kms.
Clear information for screws and tools. And thermal pad.
Thanks bro!
Gracias por el video muy bien explicado mi tarjeta bajo de 71 grados en carga a 52 grados jugando con el cambio de pasta termica y thermal pad.Saludos de Chile.
A 71 estaba aun bien pero por lo menos bajaste al menos 15 grados q no es poca cosa. A la mayoria sin la necesidad de hacerlo por andar a esa temp de 70c en carga, logran poca bajada de temps.
Hermano que pasta usaste
Thanks a lot for the video! Bought used nitro+ 6700XT and had 95C GPU/110+C on hotspot. 10$ and 1 hour later GPU is at 65C and hotspot at 95C.
Undervolt yapın. Frekansi 1200'den stok degerlere getirin daha serin çalışır.
You're welcome! Nice work bro!
What did you buy with 10 dollars
This is a good video, thanks for your work! I liked the music)
Thank you so much bro! Appreciated! Take care bro! 😀
@@TakeThatScrewOut I have a few questions, maybe you can help me.
1) I can't find 3.55mm, is 3.5 or 4 better? And is it possible to cut 3 strips (1 + 1 + 1.5 or 1.5 + 1.5 + 1) and connect them (so as not to buy 3.5 / 4 separately)?
2) There are 3 options for thermal pads in the store: single-sided adhesive / double-sided / no glue (self-adhesive), which one to choose?
3) Thermal pads for 13 watts and 15 watts, the difference in price is 2 times, according to reviews on RUclips, they are the same. I understand that 15 watts makes no sense?
4) Is it possible to put one continuous strip as a keepsake (many people do this) or is it necessary to cut it into squares?
@@TETINNN1 based on my personal experienced, one whole pads is the most effective than multiple layer and stick them together. And if you use a bit thicker than the stock recommended, its fine as long as its a soft kind of pads..Thermal Pads has two different class, some manufacturer like Gelid and TEUCER use a stiffer pads, and some are softier like the Arctic. If possible use a one whole long stip if the chips are close with each other, doesn't make sense to cut the pads off little by little. But most with VRAM CHIPS they're have gap apart from earch other, so use individual pads on each chip.
@@TETINNN1 If you you have no other choice, you can do 1.5mm plus 1.5mm stick it together to make it 3mm. But this is only the last option you should do as this idea is not as effective compare to a whole pads. But definitely this could be better than no pads at all, this would still works..but it transfer heat less compare to whole one pad.
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thank you very much, you helped me a lot!
Thanks! This helped me a lot! Great video and eep up the good work!
So happy to hear about your comments! please continue to support so i could make more videos like this one. thank you so much!
Thank for this very detailed video.
My pleasure bro! Thanks for the support! Take care.
hello. you use 2.5 mm pad termic on backplate??
Hi bro! 1mm thickness for the VRAM and 1.5mm for the VRM's
I suggest applying Honeywell PTM7950 phase-change material to the core, which conducts heat better than the best paste.
Thanks for the idea!
Brow, do you put thermalpads on the backplate??
At factory stock there is a 3.5mm thick thermal pads strip behind the backplate that helps cool down. the plate is aluminium.
What size thermal pad do you use on D RAM?
Great video bro
Thanks bro! Take care!
very useful, thank you
Cheers bro! Enjoy
it's a bad idea to insert music with words, whoever watches in another language has to listen to the translation of the song, it clogs the video very much. Thank you for good useful work.
You're welcome! Thanks for your comment.
@@TakeThatScrewOutsi gracias por el video
is the 6800 version same like trhis???
Thanks Man 👍👍
If I just want to paint my 6700 xt backplate and shroud. I wouldnt need to disassemble the heatsink from the vram correct? So I wouldnt need to worry about the thermal pads there? Just what was disassembled?
Plakayı sökmeden boyamak kartın pcb sine zarar verebilir.
If you really want to paint the Front shroud and backplate..you should strip off the entire gpu..its quite easy on this unit. to prevent paint to get into the heatsink and possibly into the pcb that could potentailly damage it. detach the front shroud and backplate to paint it. you should rub it with sand paper first 800 to 1000 grit, then plastic Primer before topcoat to make sure a good bond and quality result, use spray can.
what thickness are the pads on the vram ?
1mm thickness on VRam..
@@TakeThatScrewOut Thanks for the video. For the Nitro+ 6800 XT model, will they be 1mm too?
@@manucodalunga8893 not sure the Nitro+ 6800xt..possibly is different thickness, that card draws a lot of power and heat.
5:15 no 3.5mm pad in your listed links ?
Then :
4:40 1.5mm
+
(X2) 5:50 1mm
=
3.5mm ? 9:13
Would you be able to access Amazon links, US or UK? I'll send you one if you're either of this Country. just let me know..thanks!
No excuse-me,
not a link problem,
but why 2mm and 2.5mm pads in link,
for 3.5mm = 2.5mm + 1mm or 2mm + 1.5mm ?
@@TakeThatScrewOut
@@fred-san I wouldn't recommend you make a "sandwich" of thermal pads (combining different sizes), put a 4mm pad on the backplate, even in the comments he himself already replied that this size works too 👍
What is the thermal pad brand? What is the performance difference between these and fabricated pads?
Hi bro! i recommend these brand Gelid, Arctic
1.0mm and 1.5mm gelid extreme thermalpads are good? Because i have they here..
Yes, Gelid pads are one of the best performer..but make sure use the right thickness because Gelid are bit hard thermal pads..
@@TakeThatScrewOut yes i see you saing about been hard, i order the 1.0mm and 1.5mm
Good choice bro! Enjoy!
this isent new stuff, i my self has used it since 2016??
Definitely not new.. Actually there's other company used similar design but i can't remember which company, but i've seen once in the past. Its very clever design. Other should copy this.. Hehehe! Thanks bro!
Can i use 4mm in the backplate? I cant find 3.5mm.
Definitely can.. with the backplate only, that can be pushed in when you tight the screw..but to cooldown VRams and mosfets on pcb always use the correct recommended thickness from manufacturer to prevent gaps
@@TakeThatScrewOut Nice. Thank you!
You're welcome! Take care.
Is the red thing on the screw from the backplate normal? cause my sapphire 6700 xt also has that
I didn't get it what you mean by red in the screw bro?
@@TakeThatScrewOut there's like a red glue wrap around on one of the screws from the backplate
@@jetmiraclecommander4095 really? I haven't notice on that card..that might be there for a reason..
can I use 1.5 in the vram?
3mm in the backplate? Cant find 3.5/4
1.5mm on vram should be fine if you're going to use a soft pads..like the Arctic TP-2 or TP-3. I don't recommend a GELID or similar pads due to stiffness. And 3.5 or 4mm pads are not very common..but you can find sometimes in Amazon or ebay.
@@TakeThatScrewOut would 3mm not be good? I only have this around atm but if it's no good I'll order bigger
Дякую!!! 👍
hello my friend, could you tell me the size of the thermalpad on the amd sapphire rx 6700 xt pulse board? grateful
Hello Bro! I haven't done the PULSE version of this card yet.., but i did source out an information for you about your card..according to that info, the Mosfets uses a 1mm thickness, and the VRAM has 1.5mm thickness..i suggest use a thermal pads that is soft like an ARCTIC or similar..because if could adjust the gap easilly. Don't use those hard one like the Gelid.
@@TakeThatScrewOutthank you very much for the information my great friend, I am very grateful!
You're welcome bro! Enjoy and take care!
Nice video, if not already done please pin or time stamp the thermal pad thickness values that you measure, for reference. Thanks.
1mm thickness for the VRAM and 1.5mm for the VRM's bro..hope this helps..take care!
Bro, please don't make people listen to a 2-minute song about promiscuity that sounds like it's based on 1 chord for 12 MINUTES STRAIGHT. It feels terrible and annoying. There's a reason its composer made it 2 minutes long.
Back when I was a teenager I would laugh at songs based on 3 chords, naively thinking "they can't remove any more harmony and still call it a song" and yet, we have songs based on variations of 1 chord, such as this one. It hurts to listen to it as a musician.
Sorry for the rant.
Thanks for your comment bro! I truly understand what you meant..just disable the sounds on your phone or laptop..hehehe! I'm trying to improve my videos through from feedback from the viewers..i just put music on my videos because its more boring to watch without it..😁..thanks bro!
@@TakeThatScrewOut i rarely put comments on youtube videos but this one takes the cake for how garbage the song was i want to learn how to repaste and pads and i have to listen to this garbage ass song that makes me want to kms.
❤❤❤ 🫡 thanks bro.