@andrewaa careful with Liquid Metal. It is electrical conductive so you do not want this to be anywhere else but on your mating surfaces. Also, make sure that your heatsink is compatible with the thermal paste. Aluminium heatsinks may not tolerate this.
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScW3Ddturrk|This video] looks like it will get you into the laptop and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIDfDVzK4vY&list=PLBeD2mwBMw0b8rpUmYg09Xe4tmRqeExbi|this one] shows how to remove the heatsink.
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[link|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScW3Ddturrk|This video] looks like it will get you into the laptop and [link|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIDfDVzK4vY&list=PLBeD2mwBMw0b8rpUmYg09Xe4tmRqeExbi|this one] shows how to remove the heatsink.
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This guide [guide|138908] shows how to apply thermal paste but the steps are identical for the Liquid Metal. YEs, it's a different model, but same way to apply it.
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This guide [guide|138908] shows how to apply thermal paste but the steps are identical for the Liquid Metal. Yes, it's a different model, but same way to apply it.
@andrewaa careful with Liquid Metal. It is electrical conductive so you do not want this to be anywhere else but on your mating surfaces. Also, make sure that your heatsink is compatible with the thermal paste. Aluminium heatsinks may not tolerate this.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScW3Ddturrk|This video] looks like it will get you into the laptop and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIDfDVzK4vY&list=PLBeD2mwBMw0b8rpUmYg09Xe4tmRqeExbi|this one] shows how to remove the heatsink.
This guide [guide|138908] shows how to apply thermal paste but the steps are identical for the Liquid Metal. YEs, it's a different model, but same way to apply it.