I know that this's use for delid CPU but can i use it on a GPU? my GTX780ti run very hot every time i oc it.
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You can, as long as you're just as careful with installing it. I run it on my r9 290's and they never break 50c going full tilt. They're on water. If you're on air, there should be reviews about the delta between CLP and twenty other TIMs on air. TLDR yes, you can use on gpu.
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I used it on my GTX 580, it's amazing, just be very careful if you apply it directly to a chip surface. Liquid Pro is VERY conductive so if it gets on any parts other than the chip surface, you may ruin your card.
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Yes, you can. However, expect a VERY SMALL performance drop compared to pci e 3. Only about 1-3 fps. I have the card and love it! I highly recommend!
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NOOOO!!!! for 3 reasons. 1: Nvidia doesn't Make R9 GPUs they have GTX as a prefix, the R9 is AMD. 2: AMD Doesn't make R9 gpus that end with 60x, those are R7 GPUs. 3: AMD just released the 2xx series and is a while a way from the 9xx series. do you mean a R7 260x if yes then maybe but for that it would require an extra fan on it because of it being a 115w TDP. i had it on a 45wTDP and it did not need a fan, but i had one anyways. you should only be looking at GPU Heatsinks if your GPU fan is going out or doesn't do that well at cooling. If you have an R7 260x that means that you bought it in the last few months and the fan should still be working and cooling off like it should. even at $8 currently i would recommend not to get it unless you are overheating. keep in mind that you will NEED a good 80mm fan on it or even a 92mm fan (i used an 80&gt;92mm adapter) for better air flow and cooler temps.
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I don't have the card anymore it started to overheat and had evga replaced it with gt 630 but when I had it was a great card for dual monitor but don't play game its not strong enough for that.
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You can run your 7750 alone, you don't have to cross fire it with the processor. It won't automaticly cross fire without you setting it up. If you plan to overclock, you will have to install a heatpipe cooler or water block so it does not overheat. I hope this information was helpful. John
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You can overclock graphics cards. But not CPUs. However if you have intel turbo boost that WILL work so keep that in mind
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I would say not. I doubt you'd have enough room to really do your GPU any good but besides that the card is somewhat small. If does however help keep the GPU cooler, or at least I've noticed mine has. Because my room is always warmer /colder in summer /winter my computer gets hot more easily if I have high settings on. After getting the card it helped. If you really want to cool your GPU have you looked into liquid cooling ?
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More because it's OC(overclocked). Don't waste your money the improved 700 series equivalent is coming and it will be similarly priced(I'm personally grabbing the 770 lightning).
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All gpus, whether it is Intel, AMD, and other graphics cards, has a program you can use in order to overclock both the CPU and GPU(most likely installed from the official website depending on which graphics card). Even though all processor chips nowadays have a gpu, I recommend buying an additional graphics card.
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This is a basic OEM replacement power supply. It is not recommended for a CPU with a higher powered graphics card. I would recommend a power supply in the 550 to 600 watt range. Several are available from Amazon and other sites. Good luck.
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To my knowledge you can't, but I haven't tried. I don't recommend it though, I doubt you will be able to get even 70 while keeping it stable. You would probably wreck your monitor trying to get a noticeable OC.
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You can crossfire it with a dedicated graphics card if it is one of the two... i think radeon hd 6570 or 6750 it will say on the box the cpu comes with. you could also just get a better graphics card which i recommend for higher end games. like an radeon R7. you may still be able to combine the graphics card and the GPU i havent tried yet
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yes, best spread nearly invisibly thin between a cpu die and a nickel plated heat spreader when delidding. it may slowly soak into copper will corrode aluminum. but for delidding, it's the best I know of. it's been on my I7 4770k die 6 months now at 4.7ghz, +1.34v with no apparent degradation in its excellent performance.
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yes, the 8400 is a low wattage GPU, but i would be a little concerned about the size of this heatsink. the base (were it attaches to the graphic card) is very large and is very close to touching a component on my AMD HD 4650.
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Yes it can. on YouTube there is a channel called tech of tomorrow and They always do 4k benchmarks on msi gtx 780 ti. This card can do 4k ultra but the game demanding games like battlefield 4 and far cry 3 are gonna run around 30 fps. If you are ok with that then yes&#128522; it can&#128522;
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Yes it can. on YouTube there is a channel called tech of tomorrow and They always do 4k benchmarks on msi gtx 780 ti. This card can do 4k ultra but the game demanding games like battlefield 4 and far cry 3 are gonna run around 30 fps. If you are ok with that then yes� it can�
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I use it for this exact purpose as well. I paired it w a 4130 i3 proc which has a gpu on the proc. Killed two birds w one stone!