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Cleaning Ryzen 7000 series CPUs can be a challenge.
Read more about AMD's NA-TPG1 thermal paste guard for AM5 CPUs.
Read more about AMD's NA-TPG1 thermal paste guard for AM5 CPUs.
Noctua NA-TPG1 thermal paste guard makes AMD AM5 processors easier to clean/use
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I should start 3d printing these and selling them
i don´t know with what materials you 3d print but my materials don´t behave nice with 95 degree celsius.
that is close to the glass transition temperature of ABS.
but ok... i am not sure how hot the actual CPU surface is.
but seeing how my prints behave in the summer sun i have no high confidence using them above 60 degree celsius.
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i don´t know with what materials you 3d print but my materials don´t behave nice with 95 degree celsius.
that is close to the glass transition temperature of ABS.
but ok... i am not sure how hot the actual CPU surface is.
but seeing how my prints behave in the summer sun i have no high confidence using them above 60 degree celsius.
I do believe ABS might pull it off. its not touching IHS, but surrounding it, so it does get a minor benefit from the CPU cooler in addition to lack of IHS contact.
That said, my understanding with this is that its not intended to be installed permanently but rather a guard to place over when applying, or removing the paste. Once paste is in place, or cleaned off you remove the guard no? I wouldnt want any heat trapped underneath it as those cutout sections would allow even a small amount of heat to dissipate sideways
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aha i failed to read...
