What Thermal Paste does MSI use on their GPUs?

[TurtleVeangeance]

I broke my msi gpu and I need to know what thermal paste they use because I need to get it back looking untouched as possible in order for them to honor the warranty.

 

[atljsf]

did you cleaned it?

if you did, they will do it and will find out that you broke the processor in it

it is the first thing you do when you get a warranty, disassemble the part

better buy another and don't disassemble things to see if you can improve or convert them into garbage

 

[TurtleVeangeance]

how bout you answer my question instead of asking your own. and no I didn't "cleaned it" what ever that means

 

[dontlistentome]

I wouldn't worry about it, it's not worth their time to get into an argument with customers over something like this. As long as you're covered by your warranty you should be good. The ethical/moral issue is up to you to live with.

 

[TurtleVeangeance]

I wouldn't worry about it, it's not worth their time to get into an argument with customers over something like this. As long as you're covered by your warranty you should be good. The ethical/moral issue is up to you to live with.

don't worry I'm not gonna be losing sleep over a getting new card from multi million dollar company

 

[atljsf]

the person who gets the gpu and has to acept or deny the warranty has to repond for any mistake made by the owner if he fails to find out the gpu was disasambled and messed up

if you didn't cleanded the gpu, the gpu processor in the first place, why do you ask for a thermal compound to cover up your mess and try to mess up someones day on the warranty laboratory?

ethical and moral here is don't mess up things and don't expect to make others pay for your mistakes

buy another and learn to be careful and don' mess up things you don't know how to handle

 

[TurtleVeangeance]

the person who gets the gpu and has to acept or deny the warranty has to repond for any mistake made by the owner if he fails to find out the gpu was disasambled and messed up

if you didn't cleanded the gpu, the gpu processor in the first place, why do you ask for a thermal compound to cover up your mess and try to mess up someones day on the warranty laboratory?

ethical and moral here is don't mess up things and don't expect to make others pay for your mistakes

buy another and learn to be careful and don' mess up things you don't know how to handle

again buddy, you're not being too clear on what that word means "cleanded"? Perhaps try reading a dictionary....

 

[atljsf]

i will, when you understand that your messed up gpu shouldn't be moved to warranty, so you get another to mess up too

if you didn't liked the reply, then it must mean you are trying to understand what i wrote and got my logic so you are trying to hide the fact that the ethical/moral side is not right

anyway, enjoy your new gpu

 

[TurtleVeangeance]

i will, when you understand that your messed up gpu shouldn't be moved to warranty, so you get another to mess up too

if you didn't liked the reply, then it must mean you are trying to understand what i wrote and got my logic so you are trying to hide the fact that the ethical/moral side is not right

anyway, enjoy your new gpu

no, I just don't like smart asses. anyway enjoy your new dictionary

 

[atljsf]

no, not gonna get any dictionary, i am not a smart ass, i am a technician who had to deal with this kind of crap in the past, people messing up things and sending them for warranty, expecting the technician to pay for their lack of knowledge, lack of intelligence or lack of consideration of what is right or wrong

perhaps you could go and apply the warranty and buy a dictionary, also search for this word in it

honesty

wait, save the money, visit wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honesty

perhaps this can help you understand why you complain and why no one else replied anymore

 

[gtr22]

MSI is very good on customers trying to improve their gpu's with better thermal paste or better application. Even adding water cooling blocks, as long as they don't damage any parts of the gpu. Give them a call for more information.

 

[USAFRet]

If we see any more attitude in here, someone is taking a bit of a vacation.

Capiche?