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Honeywell ptm7950 experience for gpu :)

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I may have spoken too soon i'm seeing lower hotspot temps in games and benchmarks Its only AIDA gpu stress test has has it going much higher.
Are 96ºC on the memory, normal for that card ?
 
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Are 96ºC on the memory, normal for that card ?
Yes but i'm going to address that.

Should arrive tomorrow!

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My ptm7950 sheet had amazing results on 4090 for about 6 months - the hot spot temps started creeping back up to 100C and there was a bald spot when I took it apart.

it does ultimately pump out - replaced with kryosheet and that worked extremely well - has been on there with no issues for about 6 months and no change in temps.
 

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My ptm7950 sheet had amazing results on 4090 for about 6 months - the hot spot temps started creeping back up to 100C and there was a bald spot when I took it apart.

it does ultimately pump out - replaced with kryosheet and that worked extremely well - has been on there with no issues for about 6 months and no change in temps.
I wonder how thick they make them because I may try them on my Dell XPS Gen 1 laptop for the chipset and gpu
 
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I wonder how thick they make them because I may try them on my Dell XPS Gen 1 laptop for the chipset and gpu
theyre pretty thick and actually easy to put on - so I think as long as your cooler / chip contact doesnt have any defects it's probably fine. It does take a few runs to settle in though the initial performance is pretty terrible.

Still overall I would say if pump out is your worry just use a kryosheet and never have to think about it again.

PTM7950 AFAIK is what nvidia uses as OEM on their FE cards which is why I swapped it with the same initially.
 
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