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Scythe thermal paste

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Processor Intel Sandy Bridge i5 2500k @3,4
Motherboard Asus Z77-A
Cooling Scythe Ninja 4
Memory Kingston Hyperx Fury 2x8 GB DDR 3 1866
Video Card(s) MSI R9 280 Gaming 3G
Storage SSD Crucial M4 128 GB + HDD Samsung 1TB
Display(s) 24'' HP ZR24w
Case Fractal Design R3
Audio Device(s) Asus Xonar DS
Power Supply Seasonic M12II-620 620W
Mouse Razer Naga 2014 + Razer Deathadder 2013
Keyboard Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2014
Software MS Windows 10 Home
Hi guys,

i am new here, but i cant find topic what can solve my problem.

Yesterday i bought a new cooler Scythe Ninja 4 for my old box Sandy Bridge i5 2500k. This cooler is good from what i heard so i expect huge improvement.

But in this box they gave me a thermal paste from Scythe.I wannted to know if the paste is good / bad from reviews and i cant find nothing.

I am at work so i am sorry i cant show u that thermal paste.



Well can anyone of you guys tell me if the thermal paste is for good use or i should buy a new tested one ?



Thx for your time,

Carrypto
 
nice work.

Thanks a lot.
 
Yeah, it'll be fine. At most you'll gain a couple degrees C with better paste, but it's not worth worrying about.
 
its not about the brand of TIM[Thermal interface material], is about application method and mounting...
take a watch here:
thats how your processor is inside:
intel_3rd_gen_core_transperant.jpg
so ... the TIM application my be like this...
3.JPG

Also, do a please for all here… fill your system specs here!
 
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