Use this and forget your thermal paste worries

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

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[@theweekndxo7438]

Tip: Put the sheet in the fridge before applying it, it'll help prevent damage and a lot of these thermal sheets actually recommend doing this on the instructions. It'll also make it easier to trim

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

👍 thanks for sharing

[@ComdrStew]

Nice little trick.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Great video. I have been using one of these for about 8 months now. My CPU's temp has only gotten to about 68c - 70c at the hottest. I'm very happy since I started using mine.

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing your experience

[@b.h.6307]

to be brutally honest, this is a solution in search of a problem...

[@Hakaishin-fr4lb]

I agree

[@omnirhythm]

No it's not, placing a cpu cooler is by far the most annoying and least foolproof part of setting up a rig.

[@FrankT_S]

@@omnirhythmThis thing is super conductive and actually less effective cooling the CPUs than thermal paste. So, yes, is easier to apply, but not worth it at all. A solution in search of a problem… Agree

[@DelDelbridge]

Has anyone tried trimming whilst still between the sheets? I really think it's unwise to use anything that is electrically conductive material be it liquid metal or other.

[@TaintedBrain]

Thanks for this. Interesting product. I'll bear this on mind for my next build sometime next year 🤞

[@Moosemanity]

Looks like more work and a real potential for dramas.

[@omnirhythm]

How is cut and placing a tiny sheet easier than sweating over the process like a neurosurgeon not to mess up the paste :D

[@ngman002]

Never been the best with applying thermal paste, did some more research online and it looks like other people are having overall positive experiences with these too. Good vid man

[@gauze4326]

Paste is a lot easier to apply if you warm it up on the spatula for a couple seconds with a hairdryer.

[@Blackfire495]

Appreciate the quick vid on this. Never knew what this was before and now I will def do some research to see if I should put it in my next build.

[@cheekster777]

I have a couple of these to test out instead of thermal paste. Thank you.

[@HanmaHeiro]

I've tested keyboard on a thermal-right phantom spirit, and Arctic LF III. The difference in non-overclocked cinebench 10 minute runs is negligible against kryonaut. The kryosheet is great

[@Drehzahlorgel]

I used it in my previous AM4 system and I also use the kryosheet on my current AM5 system. Althrough, it is more expensive, it comes with advantages. Applying the sheet was really easy. You just need to be careful, while handle the sheet. If you are careful while working on electronics, then you already have the right mindset and can control yourself :D. Another advantage is, using the sheet multiple times and there is no pump out of the past = temperature changes over time. The temperatures are very good. I have nothign to complain.

[@netrits]

Thank you for this video you brilliant legend! I doubt whether I will use one in my first home-built PC. Old shaky fingers like mine are not a good combination with that fragile material.

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

Thanks for watching! And yeah, my hands aren't steady enough either

[@Vortex-Gamin]

Nice. Been thinking about using these.

[@boy-who-likes-bats]

the straight benefit is that it does not have a service life anywhere as short as thermal paste, though it's sketchy if it incurs cracks/damages and loses efficiency drastically

[@billcipher534]

I’ve been running a kryosheet in my build for the last year (cpu is 5800x3d) decided to try it after the paste I had in there at the time started to dry/pump out and my temps were getting higher than normal. I can say for certain it works it’s just as good as any other paste I’ve used before but without the need of worrying about re applying paste. You have to be careful though as the sheets is conductive but if you by the correct size (thermal grizzly has on the site what size you should get depending on your cpu) and center it as best as you can you should be fine. Also try not to shift your cooler around on top of the IHS cause you could tear it but I got mine on first try no issues. When I upgrade to the am5 platform I will most likely get it again.

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

Thanks for sharing your experience

[@omccc]

It‘s the rich guy again

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

I did buy the pad tbf

[@omccc]

@@TheProvokedPrawn Send me over the Ryzen 7 7800x3d

[@einherz]

aesthetic champion.

[@Ratte666]

so youre playing EFT.. Love to see it ❤

[@wtsukazan]

Very cool 🎉

[@Weyco23]

I’m using one on a 14700k, no issues, except it is a pain in the ass to trim.

[@Kapono5150]

Only the best thermal paste for the Hero

[@pvdgucht]

Just spread that kryonaut extreme all over the IHS. It so easy, why does eveyone care about thermal paste application don’t do rice grain crap or this logo or honeycomb just spread it all over the IHS cover eveything and don’t care about spilage because it not conductive. 🤷‍♂️

[@zniffether6816]

the thermal paste that follows with the liquid cooler is scrape of and say no more. applying superior thermal paste

[@calebrio02]

Ptm7950 ftw

[@yazanaboalhija6068]

i have problem with V-NAND SSD 1080 PRO , when i plug it in and tern on the pc the pc freez and can't enter the bios and it seems like the pc is stuck , when i enter num lk key it just stuck and the light not changing in keybord , how to solve that ?

[@gauze4326]

I’ve seen these sheets promoted on good build channels like yours yet wonder about their conjunction with CPU contact frames (especially since they come from Thermal Grizzly aka der8auer the initial creator of the frames). So far I’ve only seen them displayed as used separately which is strange because it seems like they’d be best used together.

[@billcipher534]

I’m not on am5 yet but that was my plan to get a contact frame with a kryo sheet. Currently have one on my am4 build

[@Skullking489]

I've been using these sheets since I think December 2023 for my 13900k and contact frame. I tested the sheets against Thermal Grizzly - Kryonaut Extreme, and I didn't notice a difference greater than 1%. I also used a sheet for my GPU and the temps were again similar or the same as paste. I will be reusing these sheets again for my next build.

[@Terry-cw9ty]

Contact frames with AM5 aren't needed because the chips are so efficient, you get an average drop of 1-2 degrees with frames with that socket. With a7950x3d I average low 40s during desktop applications & mid 60s to low 70s max ever during extreme gaming sessions on a Cooler Master MA824 tower cooler in a Hyte Y70 case. An aio isn't even necessary with AM5. Just spread your paste, don't even use KPX, just MX5.

[@Terry-cw9ty]

Just using the default cpu clamp.

[@gauze4326]

@@Terry-cw9ty never cook again

[@Ur5ine]

So much easier but also more difficult

[@lilclm64]

Just wondering is a contact frame conductive, frame plus sheet seems like it would simplify the cutting.

[@JYMBO]

What if you put thermal paste on and then stick one of these ontop and keep the thermal paste from your aio to make a little thermal sandwich LOL

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

🤣

[@GeeeEmmm]

Ive yet to see a video of someone testing the durability of this on an am5 CPU. Can't imagine it'd last long due to the shape.

[@TheAkecheta]

Your Lian Li O11 Vision Compact is getting a workout. How many build did you do in that case?

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

I can't recall exactly. I think maybe 4 or 5 builds or variations. Trying to be thorough 👍 thanks for noticing

[@rmorenberg]

I used to use these but since they aren't the correct size I always messed up cutting them and it became to expensive for me to use regularly

[@omnirhythm]

Fan mounting design remains idiotic, all these years later. And that's where the issue comes from. You either end up touching the paste while lowering the fan at an angle, or it slides the second you lowered it because paste between flat, frictionless surfaces = sliding. This can be solved either by having a 'guide pillar' easily placed on each hole corner so the fan is lowered with no wiggle room, and the 'pillars' then removed, or by making a different mechanism on the mobo side to have more verticality and be screwless, to avoid having that ridiculously low room for error while aiming the four screws into their corners.

[@TooFurious4]

So it's both liquid and a solid? Like the bad guy from Terminator 2? 😅

[@cheekster777]

I plan to use a Thermal Grizzly Carbonaut thermal sheet in my Dell XPS 9550. Replaced the stock thermal paste a couple of years ago with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste but the case fans seem to be running far too often whilst the system is idling. Will also add some Thermal Grizzly Thermopad Minus Pad to the VRMs etc. Have read that some users have even had to undervolt the CPU to prevent the fans from running so often. Shame an end user has to carry out so many mods on an Ultrabook (especially after spending ~£2,400!) just so they don’t have to listen to case fans running for most of the day! 🙄👎🏻

[@BakedTM]

I wouldn't want to be running over 85 degrees as it'll start to damage.

[@Cynosureepr]

Does it melt to fill in all the gaps like normal paste?

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

No it doesn't melt. If you cut it to shape it covers the entire IHS anyway

[@einherz]

if can reuse, there something wrong with it. idea of any stuff between cpu and radiator is maximum remove air from the area of contact. ideal way is nothing between but super polish both things for make there diffusion. second is any thermal semiliquid stuff that make same way, but without so good thermal conductivity, and this video stuff, after some enough pressure and time, must works same as first variant - diffusion of solid bodies. and after 2-4 years you can remove that thing, that's will mean there absent diffusion, and there still air between this stuff and cooler and cpu. but this is theory:) practice can surprise any smartarse:) so for test that thing, need take that stuff after half year for test, it must be better after some period, and compare this with liquid metal and best thermal past. so actually for clear test first need use thermal past, clean, use liquid metal, clean, put that stuff, and test after month, after, two month, after fore, after 8.

[@aryanak1989]

what are these temps in relation to? with and without it? what reference? Choosing that lame CPU which other than being lame the temps aren't that familiar... I am familiar with Kryosheet but your video wasn't quantitatively informative JFYI

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

Benchmarking with Cinebench

[@Natsuke1104]

Normal paste: smear a pea, done in 5 seconds This bs: fiddle around gently, find out it's the wrong size, try to cut it without breaking it, still a bit large, cut again. Done, only took 10 bloody minutes!

[@0xThisIsNotHex]

Let's put aside that he made some mistakes, the time to apply is not the point of the pad....

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

Pea sized amount is also wrong.

[@SpaceyMonkey75]

Corsair fans in an LL case? Blasphemy!🤣

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

🤣

[@andrealattimore7938]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I need that app

[@kommandokodiak6025]

PFT imagine still using paste.

[@MiningdragonLP]

Remember how scummy asus is

[@Skansin77]

Lol

[@AndrewB23]

How much easier does thermal paste need to be 😂

[@whatalegenddamn]

The worst mistake you can ever make is buying a Asus Motherboard

[@HanmaHeiro]

You haven't lived enough of life to think that's the worst mistake you can make. On the flip side, can I interest you in buying some Scottish land? You can then let people know you are now to be addresse as Lord WhatALegendDamn

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

There are definitely worse things in life. 🤣

[@whatalegenddamn]

@@HanmaHeiro Asus Motherboards are trash my man beyond trash

[@Mike-ig3lg]

@@whatalegenddamn I have Asus maximus vii hero for 10 years with full gaming and oc and still work fine.

[@whatalegenddamn]

@@Mike-ig3lg good for you alot of costumers get screwed over

[@8145dwerdna]

Ptm7950 is the new craze

[@doommarine2215]

Why would you use this if it can short out your new CPU .. so stupid... That new Intel processor from Intel sucks, What waste of a video. Got to have everything don't you... Unsubscribed thumbs down...

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

What are you on about. With opinions like that it's probably best you aren't subscribed. Bye

[@68WCombatMedic702]

​@@TheProvokedPrawn he doesn’t even know what he's on about. I'd bet money he liked his own comment 😂

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

@@68WCombatMedic702 you would win that bet. People do it a lot

[@TheAkecheta]

Provoked Pawn received a test kit from ASUS along with kit from Intel. For the Kryosheet he is giving us options for the CPU instead of thermal paste.

[@TheProvokedPrawn]

@@TheAkecheta also for the older 13th and 14th CPUs