Hello there.
I have this laptop from about 3-4 years and I have never replaced its thermal compound.
Now that is summer, my inner room's temperature is about 30-32°C and my laptop is running quite hot. While I'm writing here it's stuck at 50°C but in about 20/30 minutes of a soft game session it reaches 95-96°C (I guess I will see some throttling at 105-110°C).
Also it reaches 70-75°C for an average use.
This laptop has always been running hot and it's very watt hungry.. still I want to try to clean its fan and replacing its thermal compound.
Searching on the web, I'm not able to choose from the thermal grizzly Kryonaut or GC-Extreme.
I wouldlike to take the one that gives me the best performance and that last longer.. so which one you would suggest me?
Moreover, is 1g of these two enough for just a cpu and gpu application?
My target is just to get a max degree of 80-85. Surely 95-96°C is too hot, for me and for my laptop's sake.
Just for giving more info about my laptop:
It's a N76V. So it has an i7 3630qm and a GT 650M.
I have this laptop from about 3-4 years and I have never replaced its thermal compound.
Now that is summer, my inner room's temperature is about 30-32°C and my laptop is running quite hot. While I'm writing here it's stuck at 50°C but in about 20/30 minutes of a soft game session it reaches 95-96°C (I guess I will see some throttling at 105-110°C).
Also it reaches 70-75°C for an average use.
This laptop has always been running hot and it's very watt hungry.. still I want to try to clean its fan and replacing its thermal compound.
Searching on the web, I'm not able to choose from the thermal grizzly Kryonaut or GC-Extreme.
I wouldlike to take the one that gives me the best performance and that last longer.. so which one you would suggest me?
Moreover, is 1g of these two enough for just a cpu and gpu application?
My target is just to get a max degree of 80-85. Surely 95-96°C is too hot, for me and for my laptop's sake.
Just for giving more info about my laptop:
It's a N76V. So it has an i7 3630qm and a GT 650M.