Thermal Paste vs Liquid Metal - Benchmark 

Thermal paste for ever, I have no idea why anyone would need liquid metal for standard use. I have seen too many that have stuffed their computer or video card just to save a few degrees. If you computer is over heating, it obviously something is wrong.

Dont use liquid metal on copper laptop coolers...You need a nickel plated one. Its gonna go bad after a while. I used TG Conductonaut and had to reaply it 3 times to my elitebook in like half a year, it dried up and the cpu was overheating. The cooling was amazing at first but it started degrading over time. In the end i used arctic mx4 and it still fine a year later.

Liquid Metal worst to use because if goes on the motherboard and short circuit it , and then you make more money lol

A laptop is made to be carried, put in a bag, i would never put liquid metal on something moving because you can be sure something will go wrong quicly

Finally listening to someone who knows how to say ALUMINIUM, and not some american telling ALUMINUM 😂

I love you sorin you've given our free knowledge to the world. I'd Learn electronics but couldn't repair but you've remove all the fear and I've learned so much running my own business now and repairing every electronics and ELECTRICAL device .

Says "put just a little bit of liquid metal to GPU and CPU" and proceeds putting a LOT of liquid metal onto the heatsink side... :) Also you really want to isolate the components on the GPU and CPU dies using nail polish or something before applying liquid metal...

You forgot to clear the results after each benchmarks... It's not clear the max and the minimum

LM has 1 advantage and too many dangerous disadvantages: it stains the copper, it pits the CPU/GPU, shortcircuit danger, it somehow solidifies with time, hard to apply, hard to clean. I would use it only in the most intensive CPU/GPU applications (mining etc) and if the hardware is disposable to you.

To use liquid metal properly you need electroplate copper with nikiel first otherwise it will react overtime with heat-sink and temps go up and need reapply again.

Really nice video. I tought that it is gonna be boring but actualy it was quite interesting to see how much is a lot of liquid metal and how to spread it and the results are really good.

U earned my respect

You're teaching this old dog new tricks! Absolutely fantastic lesson on how heat effects performance.

Amazing video Sorin! Thank you for sharing this knowledge!

This new format is awesome 👍

Nicely explained. Thanks, Sorin!

Nice video sir, great explanation

Wonderful video, really enjoyed it.

Amazing dedication to apllication! Thanks

This helped a lot thank you