S Sketchy0 Honorable Aug 11, 2013 41 0 10,530 Dec 24, 2013 #1 Hey guys, i f'ed up lol. I spilled the thermal compound(CM IC Essential E1) on underneath my cpu(the pins) and on my motherboard(where the pins go in to) Will this break my CPU and/or Mobo? or is the thermal compound resistant to that?
Hey guys, i f'ed up lol. I spilled the thermal compound(CM IC Essential E1) on underneath my cpu(the pins) and on my motherboard(where the pins go in to) Will this break my CPU and/or Mobo? or is the thermal compound resistant to that?
Blaise170 Honorable Sep 12, 2013 1,830 1 12,465 Dec 24, 2013 #2 Get some rubbing alcohol and use a cotton swab to get out as much of it as you can. Upvote 0 Downvote
S Sketchy0 Honorable Aug 11, 2013 41 0 10,530 Dec 24, 2013 #3 Blaise170 : Get some rubbing alcohol and use a cotton swab to get out as much of it as you can. What if i don't have that atm? Upvote 0 Downvote
Blaise170 : Get some rubbing alcohol and use a cotton swab to get out as much of it as you can. What if i don't have that atm?
Blaise170 Honorable Sep 12, 2013 1,830 1 12,465 Dec 24, 2013 #4 You can damage your motherboard and CPU by leaving it on. If it is electrically conductive (i.e. Arctic Silver), it could be even more damaging. Upvote 0 Downvote
You can damage your motherboard and CPU by leaving it on. If it is electrically conductive (i.e. Arctic Silver), it could be even more damaging.
S Sketchy0 Honorable Aug 11, 2013 41 0 10,530 Dec 24, 2013 #5 Blaise170 : You can damage your motherboard and CPU by leaving it on. If it is electrically conductive (i.e. Arctic Silver), it could be even more damaging. The grease i bought is electrically non conductive, is that good? Upvote 0 Downvote
Blaise170 : You can damage your motherboard and CPU by leaving it on. If it is electrically conductive (i.e. Arctic Silver), it could be even more damaging. The grease i bought is electrically non conductive, is that good?