Card: EVGA 1080TI FTW3
Block: EKWB FTC 1080 Nickel and plexi
Old thermal paste: Thermal grizzly Kryonaut
New thermal paste: Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut
I've got an 6 year-old 1080ti which has been watercooled for the same amount of time and never changed thermal paste (flaming me is encouraged). It began drastically overheating on me and I have now bought a new one, and are now preparing the 1080ti with new paste to to then sell it. But I am a little frightened by the amount of thermal pasta that is touching the board. Some of it is liquid and some of it is in various stages between solid and "goo-y" liquid. Are the transistors capable of being handled by a q-tip or do i not need to remove it at all? The thermal paste is Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut. The new paste will be the same brand but its Hydronaut version.
Block: EKWB FTC 1080 Nickel and plexi
Old thermal paste: Thermal grizzly Kryonaut
New thermal paste: Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut
I've got an 6 year-old 1080ti which has been watercooled for the same amount of time and never changed thermal paste (flaming me is encouraged). It began drastically overheating on me and I have now bought a new one, and are now preparing the 1080ti with new paste to to then sell it. But I am a little frightened by the amount of thermal pasta that is touching the board. Some of it is liquid and some of it is in various stages between solid and "goo-y" liquid. Are the transistors capable of being handled by a q-tip or do i not need to remove it at all? The thermal paste is Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut. The new paste will be the same brand but its Hydronaut version.