RX 5700 XT SAPPHIRE Nitro Plus - TEARDOWN And Change ThermalGrease /// TUTORIAL ///
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RX 5700 XT SAPPHIRE Nitro Plus - TEARDOWN And Change ThermalGrease
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One of the best looking graphics cards imo, even compared to modern high end cards.
I just did repaste my 2.5 years old Nitro+ with Kryonaut and went from 103! to 83 Celsius junction temperature.
Thats nice ... i only use the Kyonaut on CPU and GPU
@@EkoLjatifi Arctic Mx4 or mx 6 work too?
Yes sure
Thanks for this video. I opened my RX 6800 XT following your steps here.
It is the same model from Sapphire ... than its very similar
i think all gpu companies should do official tutorials like that
Thanks for the video, when I opened the GPU, it had little to no thermal paste which explained why it was idling at 55c now its 40c :)
Thats Great !!!
So I just started playing warzone at 1440p with high settings and I've noticed that my junction temp is maxing out at 102 C. Is this an indication that my thermal paste needs to be changed? I got the card about 4.5 months ago. I have a pretty good cooling set up with 2 × 140mm front intake, 1 × 120mm back exhaust, and 2 × 140mm top exhaust all in a meshify C case. It could just be Warzone because my cpu also get pretty hot and I just replaced the thermal paste on it and I have a noctia Nh-D15 for cooling. I'm using arctic Mx4 thermal paste
In my experience, I cannot recommend the normal MX4 paste for a GPU ... With a Kryounaut from Thermal Grizzly you will have 4 degrees less ... Your case is more of a small case with little air volume ... That means that Air that is inside is completely heated up very quickly and cannot be discharged at the top because your fine dust filter hardly lets the air out ... If you still have a fine air filter at the front of the grille, the airflow catastrophic is perfect ... Without the dust filter, too little or no fresh air can get into the housing, and only the heated air is circulated again and is even warmer ... and if the air at the top cannot escape quickly, the same thing happens again ... I leave it on every housing stupid air filter away and then have much better temperatures ... And I almost never have dust in the case ... Try it ... You may have to renew the thermal paste on the CPU and GPU again ... There is no real one airflow was inside, your thermal grease has most likely leaked ... Best regards
Thank's, bro!
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Do you think it would be possible for me to paint the backplate and fan shroud without taking apart too much stuff?
I'm not exactly sure, but personally I would take the whole thing apart
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Hey, how much did it improved? My card go up till 74 degrees in call of duty: warzone. Playing in 3440x1440. No overclocking. The radeon runs in the corsair 750D case with 2x 120mm and 3x140 mm noctua industrial fans. What do u think. Could i get my gpu more colder?
Variant 1: Remove the side window ... Variant 2: Place a 140mm fan behind the graphics card and let it run at 70 percent
have this same gpu, memory temp is perfect, gpu also runs "cold" but for some od reason, it idles hot for no apparent reason, like 46 degrees with fans running, and low 60 while playing
i think ... the Junktion-Temperatur is to high
Great video! How was temps before and after this procedure? big improvement?
Yes ... 7 Degrees better by GPU-Temp ... And 12 Degrees better by the HotSpot-Temp
Thanks man i was afraid to open my GPU but watching this tutorial seems it's easy.
My gpu junction temp is above 100 while gaming is changing the thermal paste enough or should i change the pads too?
And what thermal paste would you recommend?
Thanks again.
I wouldn't change the pads, there are very good pads on them ... I always use thermal paste Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut
tnx for video. i bought my gpu a year ago :) i guess i will change thermalpaste before summer. i have msi gungpir case with 3x 14cm front and 1 14cm fan on back . top side i have 360mm liquid cooler for my cpu. 2050Mhz 1120mV my temp around 72-73 at game (Cyberpunk-Warzone-BF5) , i guess it is okey for now. but at summer it will get higher temp. last summer when i OC my gpu it was reaching almost 80C
Hi Okan ... The main problem of overheating is a closed case ... or rather the perforated plate on top and the stupid useless air filter ... I have a Coolermaster Mastercase H500P Mash ... I removed the thin air filter at the front and have much better temperatures and airflow .. ... but the main problem is also upstairs ... I have removed the glass pane at the top so that the hot air can escape immediately without an obstacle ... so my PC stays cool even in midsummer ... In other housings I have the perforated above sheet metal cut away ... First of all, it looks cooler with the three fans and the airflow is great ... best regards
@@EkoLjatifi yeah i also removed Side glass pane few months ago and it effected like 5-6C , sadly i can't remove top part because my little cousins visit my home so it might be dangerous for kids , but i will remove filters on front and top
@@EkoLjatifi hey
bro , i need to ask you 1 thing , i am thinking change my thermalpads , but i don't know thickness of pads. Do you know it?, for mems or vrams ? it would be helpful if you know thickness of pads.
I dont know .. sorry
is Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut liquid metal better or can I just use Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 12.5 W/m·K 1g?
definitly Kryonaut
Thaaaaaaaanks!!!!
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Hey sir. I know this is kinda late, got the same gpu secondhand, its idle temp is around 55-57c . Would it be better to repaste it now? Or is it still good?
Also, should i buy Kryonaut extreme (14.2 W/mk), Or should i just stick to kryonaut (12.5 W/mk)? Thanks
Kryonaut is very very good ... And the extreme, if you have to much money :)
Hi, I have the same card I wanted to try and see if I could lower temps also used the same thermal paste ,
Still not that happy with it, my case doesn't help it's the Corsair 570x and have 360 rad at the front only place it fits so the case/GPU isn't getting fresh air from the front , also have 1 back and 2 at top 120mm fans exhausting
My temps are the following around 74-77c core and 90-95 junction clocked 2110mhz in-game gives 2074mhz @1.185v fans 2000rpm
On idle it's like 49-51c that's with fans not spinning think this is high because rad at the front
I feel this being one of the top end 5700xt cards temps should be better
Me being paranoid I even applied the paste 3 times but I see you applied a good amount of paste I tried spreading out thin layer
Hi Yell ... That is very interesting ... With your high clock, the temperatures are very good ... the junction temperature is also good ... Unlike the processor, a thick layer of thermal paste must be applied to the graphics card ... This is important because the The cooler does not have a high contact pressure as with the processor ... I personally increased the fan curve of stock on my graphics card by 5 percent from the second step onwards and am very satisfied with it ... Oh yes, the 48 degrees are normal at fans switched off ... If you adjust the fan curve manually, the map will stay below 40 degrees in desktop mode without, because the fans then rotate at about 400 revolutions, but you don't hear anything ... Best regards 🤙
@@EkoLjatifi Hi thanks for replying, I didnt know about the paste but I have since re pasted with thermal grizzly kryonaut which has lowered the temps by few c , with the same settings as above max with benchmarking 71-73c and junction is around 93c with fans on auto 1700-1800,
I now have it undervolted which seems stable so far 2095mhz @1.125 which in game is giving 2054-2060mhz temps so far max 69c and 85-89c on the junction I also set my own fan curves so it tops up at around 1800rpm which I find good balance but it usually spinning around 1500-1700rpm
Also about the zero fan when general browsing it rises to 60c and fans kick in at 550rpm and temps drop to 50c and they stop but the temps rise again so just keeps repeating I can actually hear them at 550rpm its probably because the rest of the system is quite all other fans are 800rpm for general use would be great if could lower the fans to like 450-500rpm but lowest it goes is 550rpm its not the biggest issue just me being OCD
Thanks
Is it possible to remove the fan shroud without removing the heatsink?
Hi Iman ... The Fans you can remove with one screw without problems ... But the complete Fan-Shroud, better not ... I think you must remove the heatsink step by step ...
Eko Ljatifi okay thank you
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What's thickness for thermal pads? tnx for video
I dont know, but there are very good pads on them
Is it possible to remove the backplate without removing the heatsink?
Hi Cong Do ... No, This is not possible ... The BackPlate is inside screwed under the Headsink ...
@@EkoLjatifi hey bro do u now thicnessof thermal pads from sapphire pulse edition??
@@hectoraviles316 Hey Hector ... No ... unfortunately I don't know
Hey my gpu fans aren't spinning will replacing them fix my issue ?
maybe... Try turning it manually in the program... or is a cable not plugged into the GPU...
did you use alcohol or just tissue?
Hi Xerix ... Thats Acetone, but you can use alcohol too ...
will doing this invalidate the warranty?
That varies from country to country ... If there is an adhesive seal on the four screws, you will lose the guarantee ...
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Mynerva & Nytrix - Find You [NCS Release]
Скажите пожалуйста толщину термопрокладки
Я незнаю
were you one of those kids that couldnt color within the lines.
I painted inside the lines...
какая толщина термопрокладок ?
К сожалению я не знаю
Followed every step now it won’t turn on. Thanks
Did you forget to connect a cable? The cables in the graphics card ...
4:35 Holy shit dude thats way too much isn't it?
Hi Cako 👋 ... No ... it's not too much ... With a GPU, the tolerances of the chip and the contact pressure of the cooler are much higher than with a CPU ... With a GPU you have to bend a lot ... and with a CPU thin over the entire chip coat ... Best regards
@@EkoLjatifi Yeah i know a GPU need more and u need to be sure the whole are got some of the thermal paste but still looked like a lot. You got some Temperature Tests?
@@cako7139 It looks like a lot of paste, but it's not ... As you can see in the video, I pass the whole thing and even take something away ... Plus you mustn't forget that it is a relatively much smaller chip than a CPU -Headspreader ... As means, the rest of the paste pushes it out immediately ... When dismantling you see that the original thermal paste was also applied a lot, so the thick edges of the paste ... Oh yes ... Direct I don't see differences on video ... But it's up to 5 degrees ... With some older cards that never changed pastes, even up to 12 degrees ... But the most important thing is the junction temperature ... It can be up to 20 degrees difference ... the junction temperature is the main factor for crashes and blackscreens ... and if you use too little paste on a GPU, the thin paste can harden somewhere on the chip, and the junction temperature shoots up ... and only if it is only 1 square millimeter of the total e chip is ...
@@EkoLjatifi Yeah i know all of that
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Nice tips
No Problem 👍
any gains ?
Hi Dimitris ... Yes! ... The temperatures ! ... Since this GraphicsCard in particular increases the JunctionTemperature by over 100 Degrees when the PowerLimit is increased, this remains below 100 Degrees when changing ThermalPastes ...
In my experience, every GraphicsCard should change the ThermalGrease every 6 Months ... Is important in my experience for GPU and CPU ... But be careful! If the ThermalPaste is poor, the paste cannot change after one year, the paste can harden ! 👍
@@EkoLjatifi i see..thanks for the reply..i am asking because i have the same thermal paste and the same gpu..i was thinking of doing this but since my gpu is only 2 months old i can wait a bit..my junction temps are under 100 degrees at this point so i should be ok..i watched a video of jayztwocents saying you should change thermal paste after a year or something..i will go for six moths like you suggested though :).. thanks again
@@dimitrisivanov9285 Hey Dimitris ... I have already built and revised a lot of PC systems ... And I personally always work with 2 PCs, a gaming PC (and editing) and a workstation PC for rendering ... I change on the gaming PC the thermal paste on CPU and GPU every 6 months ... on the WorkStation only the CPU every 4 to 5 months ... 1 year is very long for me, especially if you use it intensively ... in my experience so far, after You get about 8 months in games jerks or frame drops ... And that's really due to the thermal paste ... Since I have been doing my 6 month procedure, I've never and I never really have any problems ... No frame drops, none Black screens, no system crashes and and and 😉
@@EkoLjatifi I understand..i will be replacing it every six months then..thank you for all your useful information :)
@@dimitrisivanov9285 No Problem 😉