Thermal Paste in Big Tube

Nirvana

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Bros....

Please advice... For Lan Centre...
Monthly PC maintenance....
No need those premium quality one.

Thanks
 

ah hui

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Just clear the dust build up in the computer cases can le. Thermal paste can last awhile and unless ypu remove the cpu coolers, dun need to reapply de thermal paste.
 

Nirvana

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Actually u dun have to reapply thermal paste monthly.

He he...
For thermal paste would be 6 month once.
Sorry my question not elaborate enough...

The others hardware is monthly though.
 

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I think the way you touch the PC every month makes them spoil faster.

Try Analbond, one big tube for less than $10.
 

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I think the way you touch the PC every month makes them spoil faster.

Try Analbond, one big tube for less than $10.

Anabond... likely painful to glue the backside.

Else Servisol Silicone Thermal Grease is cheap cheap too.
 

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I think the way you touch the PC every month makes them spoil faster.

Try Analbond, one big tube for less than $10.

anabond paste u can get at sim lim tower... very cheap although definitely not to the level of decent paste.

in any case, do you really need to reapply every 6 months? the paste doesnt really degrade so just clean off the dust would be sufficient
 

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i tot usually people reapply thermal paste like 1.5 yrs - 2 yrs once? 6 months once kind of exaggerating.
 

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I think adding DIY fan filters to the fan meshes will solve the root of the problem. My last spring cleaning turns out to be much easier with little dust accumulation inside chassis after applying DIY fan filters made from IKEA $3 fabric. :D
 

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Clear the dusts. Use double fan filter,1 layer of casing fan filters above Daiso $2 air filter cloth. Think like those use for aircon or etc,just cut into pieces and put btw the casing filter. The cloth is freaking big for $2-.- If you need some,can come get from me.

Dun need reapply every 6months but if you want,probably get a decent paste,can last you quite awhile since the paste only put a small pea each time. Pls take a thin layer will do rather than those thick kaya bread toast that kind.
 

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Get something like artic silver.. reapply every 2yrs can liao. Like everyone has said clean ur cpu, intake and exhaust fans can already. Maybe can buy an electric powered duster like datavac to clean, quite noisy like vacuum cleaner but worth it :s12::s12::s12:
 
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