
I've removed liquid metal from CPU and GPU on Asus rog strix G18 815LR and applied HoneyWell PTM 7950
Hi everyone!
Sorry for my English first of all, it's not my native language :D
I want to share my experience with changing liquid metal (lm) with PTM 7950.
My CPU is Intel Core Ultra 9 275hx.
GPU RTX 5070Ti
The reason I made it, is because after 5 months of purchasing my laptop, temperatures went really crazy. Even while there was nothing happening the temps were 90-98 degrees. While playing Battlefield 6 temps were 96 degrees, and in Arma Regorger it was 98-102.
But when I bought it, temps were just perfect.
So, I found the info that lm is well known for pumping out of CPU crystal.
That's why I removed it by myself (it took few hours, but it's only because I tried to be very carefull). I was following this instructions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqprn5iGW2o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxa-7gkbU9M&t=91s
Both of them are very informative but use them together, because some of details if you do this first time, are better showed in one video, some of them in another.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20si41Xaya8
In this video you will see how to work carefully with the material and some lifehacks.
Sooo, the most important thing after my "surgery" operation, is - it works perfect now!
First 10 minutes I was really afraid because temps were crazy again, I thought that I've done something wrong, but after 10 minutes, temps went stable.
Now I have:
68-72 degrees on CPU in Battlefield 6 (high settings, dlls + framegen) 225-240 fps.
78-82 degrees on GPU in the same game.
Arma Reforger 72-76 degrees CPU 80 degrees GPU.
I know that PTM is getting even better after heating/cooling cycles. So I will update the results.
Intel XTU before replace score was 10987 points, now it's 13950 points.
Stress test for 10 minutes shows almost stable temperature not higher than 95 degrees.
It's a great result, cause stress test literally tries to STRESS your cpu :D
I hope my info was usefull. If you have any questions, I will try to answer them.