Question Thermal paste.

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I have a hp pavilion laptop it has i5 8th gen 8300h cpu and GTX 1050 GPU I am thinking to replace the thermal paste for both cpu and GPU it heats when I play games on it.
Please can someone suggest me a best thermal paste which give best cooling?

 

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The thermal grizzly kryonaut dry out when the temperature of cpu goes up to 80°c is true?
Which one is best thermal grizzly kryonaut or thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme??

 

[faalin]

I run thermal grizzly kryonaut on my 8700k, been on there for 3 years now. 5.1Ghz @ 1.4v 24/7 idles at 32*c and at 100% load in the low 80's..... no issues yet

 

[Eximo]

I believe I used kryonaut in and on my 7700k, low 80s was pretty common for me as well. 5.0Ghz @ 1.416 volts.

Hydronaut would make a better general use thermal paste, and there are quite a few good ones out there that will work just fine and not be as expensive.

https://www.tomshardware.com/best-picks/best-thermal-paste

 

[ttower2020]

I would also not worry about the GPU thermal paste unless you are noticing issues with temperature. Re-pasting a GPU is much more involved that a CPU, usually, and has a higher risk of damage, and will 100% void whatever, if any, warranty you have left on the GPU.

 

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When I play games on my laptop the temperature goes upto 90-98°c(it's been a year I didn't changed my thermal paste) for CPU and for GPU 80-85°c so I have under volted my laptop to 3.5gz for stable performance of should I go with thermal grizzly kryonaut or any better then this??

 

[jasechiu]

When I play games on my laptop the temperature goes upto 90-98°c(it's been a year I didn't changed my thermal paste) for CPU and for GPU 80-85°c so I have under volted my laptop to 3.5gz for stable performance of should I go with thermal grizzly kryonaut or any better then this??

Is this a year-old laptop? If so, I don't think you will need to replace the thermal paste. Something else must be off. But I wouldn't suggest trying to thermal paste your GPU unless you've done this before.