GPU THERMAL PADS - THERMAL PASTE REPLACE | GIGABYTE GTX 1660 OC | TEAR DOWN | DISSASEMBLY 

I saw in other videos on RU-vid that use 3mm in the memories but I found it too exaggerated. I'll use the measurements you used but with 2.5mm and 1.0mm in the memories leaving 1.5mm in the vrm

Thanks for the video and the information they are very useful 😃

@@victordecamargo5155 I used the same pads like the original of EVGA. Some cards aren't the same inside! Check this post facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FPcTechBuildGR%2Fposts%2Fpfbid0edSeTvb7A8VDJL7BKoVgvYz8s9jkJVUpk4cuxZyFMys4aQx8cYL8weJD7wM6Gbtdl

are those measurements from the same gigabyte version?

@@covidbryant6412 Use exacly the same with the original pads already installed. Sometimes it can be dangerous to change pads mm thickness. Less times if you change thickness make things better but you must be sure

@@BloodyShin Yes also on gaming. If your thermal pads touching chips you may meed 1mm pads but if they are not touching chips you may need 2mm. Also check all screws if they are on right place and if are tight correct. You board must be straight without curves

Also this can be a choice but i am not sure 100% Accelero Xtreme IV

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I am not sure. I think it depends wich model you have. Some people have noticed that thermal pads are thicker on some 1660 super or 1660 Ti

Did you find out the thickness of Gigabyte 1660 Ti OC thermal pads?

It is possible pads are different but i am not sure. Ti versions needs better cooling most of the times

@@pctechbuild40 makes sense, oh and one or two more question. Is it okay to stack 1.5 and 0.5 mills on the VRM or should i stick with single 1.5mm instead? also is it the same when i applied the pad per chip, whether it’s memory or vrm, or it’ll makes it run hotter when the pads is used in small piece? thank you edit: i happened to order 1.5 and 0.5 instead of 2mm bcs the difference in price point is huge

@@naufalalghifary The best way is to use exacly the same pads but if you need 2mm then use 1.5mm + 0.5mm . Thinner pads not recommended! Most of the times gpu us hotter and in some cases you can destroy the gpu

@@pctechbuild40 alright let’s give it a go when my order’s in. i’ll see it through by then, thanks for the video btw

@@pctechbuild40 update, IDK why but when i followed the thickness as exact as in the video, my GPU-die wont touch the heatsink. so i used the old 2mm for the VRM, and 1.5mm on core, and 2x0.5mm stacked for the chips below the die, temp’s got better from 88ish to 78-80ish

Hi, at the end of the video you can see 3 bench. Temps drop but not so much

It depends! You must choose the best thickness for pads and for sure use from good Brand like celid, Thermalright, Thermal Grizzly, Arctic and other

@@pctechbuild40 what thickness did you use?

@@covidbryant6412 You can read the description.

If pads are not damaged and in one piece yes. But if pads are brake apart or cut dont use them.

@@pctechbuild40 okay thanks

@@ashank9856 Nothing my friend

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It is not good to do this because uf you see the comments pads are different on same model sometimes so first check your card

Hi i am not sure! If check comments some people have bigger thickness pads. I thing you must get 0.5 or 1mm more

The last one is 2mm thickness not 1mm. You can use 2x1mm if you dont have 2mm

Check the description for pads size!

@@pctechbuild40 ho really can mixe 2 of 1mm? does not affect the perfomance excuse my english

@@senorgatyovtskydemitryputi8813 The best way is to install 2mm pads but if you be carefull yes you can use 2x1mm and performance must be the same

I think pads are 1.5mm thickness, check these 2 videos thermalpad.eu/thermal-pad-sizes/zotac-gaming-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-6gb/ and ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r8gvBSSMMM4.html

You can try but sometimes is not recommended. The size is important most of the times for good contact with the chips and cooler

@@pctechbuild40 oh okay thank you. I will try x3 1.5mm and x1 2mm, and see what happens, for the thermal paste I bought noctua nt-h2. I need to do this cause my gpu goes up to 87C like yours, with the fans at 100% and reduce mhz from 1920 to 1720.

@@1345jim Check after pads installation if screws tight well and if backplate fit good to cooler and chips

Thanks for info appreciate it !!

@@pctechbuild40 did the job today I use x3 1.5mm thermal pads and one 3mm pad, good cleaning and aply thermal paste! results -8-10 degrees down not bad I guess.

Υου can try to use 1mm and 2.5mm!