JOHN

I’ve had this AMD Aspire v5 for a long time and always had heat issues. Nowadays the fans can’t keep it below 100c. I’ve...

Uhm. Theyre selling 200x200 mm sheet of thermally conductive material for 70$. At that point tge thermal conductivity is “ao hot we rip you off". Its not even like the scientists behind the formula are making these gains, just pure greed in my opinion. Isn’t there a shop where IT technicians can actually purchase consumandles without being asked to pay 12$ per cpu we fix? My math sucks but poind for pound thermally conductive compound seems more expensive than silver or gold.

very insightfull. Learned more about A+ in these 15 than my “get yours here” course taught me when I was a kid. The course has nothing of substance and was made so boomers would know how to use the printer. The post is motivating me to find some nice amd laptops I can open.

My only suggestion would be to include the manufacturing date and or link to a spec sheet and where we can possibly buy this the reviewed unit. Good deeds need to be financially sustainable or they won’t survive. <— just disregard what I just said, I’m just ecstatic because I came from a parts site charging 80$ for an acer aspire v5 fan.