BEGINNERS GUIDE: How To Apply CPU Thermal Paste

The application of CPU thermal compound is essential to keeping your PC from overheating. Applying it the correct way is easy. However making a mistake could be disastrous. Just follow these simple instructions and you'll be ready to go in no time!

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[Gooner]

1:32 "some like to go straight to the alcohol" well PC building can be stressful

[User-gkyi]

Thank you for being straight-to the point and not filling the video with useless filler explaining the history of thermal paste and your grandmas favourite cookie recipe.

[omarhasanli]

4:21 can we just talk about how happy he looks, like genuinely the happiest person ive seen for a while, def made my day,

[dandmwg]

I'd probably recommend you turn your computer on for 10 minutes, open up a couple of chrome tabs and heat up that thermal paste. It makes removing the cooler a lot easier. Especially if you haven't removed the cooler in some time, you can rip the cpu right out of the socket. Yes I am speaking from experience 😉

[jaspergoldie]

Oh my lord, thank you so much. This makes my stress disappear.

[Anon_Spartan]

Watching this helped me get over my anxiety of replacing the thermal paste on the PC I bought. I was afraid I was going to have to remove the entire motherboard but I see it's much simpler.

[mob]

Hahah love the subtle comedy here. Thanks for the vid man. Did my first build this year and I'm glad to find some beginner friendly tips!

[JK-txrz]

Thanks for this, right now i'mnbuilding my first pc and this helped a lot as I had no clue what way I should apply the paste 👍🏻👍🏻

[allenearl]

I remember building my PC a little over a year ago, and the CPU and fan were already together. Now that I'm troubleshooting and testing each part after a system failure, it's good to know how to do this myself.

[MarcoLiftz]

I’ve had my pre built for about 3 years now. Definitely gonna do this, this is a lot easier than I thought. Thanks so much bro!

[archieakira]

2:39 wtf hell nah man no that's quality work .

[solidale]

I'm building my PC for the first time. This is good to know for when I get to assembly after everything is purchased and ready to go.

[mortimersnerd]

Straight to the point, no time wasting BS. 😃👍👍👍

[lorelai_walker]

Amazing tutorial and conviently you have the same cooler that I do so the fear was pretty much zero. this was so easy to replace thank you so much for an amazing tutorial!

[henterpriser]

Thank you nick

This reduced my extreme nervousity

[leah_]

thank you so much! me and my dad were supposed to fix up this pc together years ago but we lost contact. i’ve been trying to figure out what’s wrong for years and this fixed it! so thank you so much!

[triplespace]

Thanks for the crash course reminder! Been about a decade since I've touched a CPU and upgrading next month. :)

[efizism]

Thanks for this high-quality (content and visual) video!!!

[WhoNeedsWhatWhere]

GREAT video for someone who hasn't done this in a WHILE! --and AS I'm writing this? I WAS going to comment/ask proper temps -- great follow up video fam! Thank you sir for premium content!

[Mhothan]

I enjoyed the tips but liked because of the cheesy smile in the cooler reflection. Great vid!