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What part of "only a bit on the CPU" don't you get?
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Lemme see. I put a "pea size" blob of thermal paste on the CPU, attach the heatsink which spreads it out evenly (hopefully), or I apply a much smaller than "pea size" amount to the heatsink, spread it evenly until it's a thin film, and then apply an equally much smaller amount to the CPU knowing it spread out and knowing that combined I've used less than a "pea size" amount. And the difference is? Keep the attitude to yourself, thanks.
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the 'Pea size' technique is a bit flawed:
![]() if you put a layer on the cpu and another on the heatsink even though you compensated it might still be too much since its 2 layers. Just reseat the heatsink just incase
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