Understanding Thermal Pads on the 6950XT Red Devil: A Quick Guide
As a tech enthusiast preparing to upgrade my graphics card, I recently encountered a question that may resonate with others who own the 6950XT Red Devil. As I delved into replacing the thermal pads on the memory modules, I noticed some outlines on the plate that suggested the presence of thermal pads in specific areas.
This observation led me to wonder: am I missing a thermal pad in this section? It struck me as a bit peculiar, especially given that the two components of the cooler seamlessly fold into one another. Clarity on this would be greatly appreciated, as I want to ensure optimal cooling performance for my GPU.
Additionally, I am considering whether to apply thermal pads on the die itself due to noticeable thermal paste blowout. This raises further questions regarding the best practices for achieving efficient thermal management in such high-performance components.
If you’ve had similar experiences or insights regarding the thermal pads in the 6950XT Red Devil, I would love to hear your thoughts! Sharing your knowledge could greatly benefit all of us aiming for peak cooling efficiency in our systems.
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