If you can follow the disassemble guide well, will you should able to get this motherboard out of your laptop. Flip it, and the CPU & GPU is there...
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Open it up with screwdriver and you can see the Asus cheapo thermal paste that stick to the CPU & GPU...

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Now i wana share my little experience of overclocking secret with you

... No need to use ArctiClean to remove thermal grease.. Just use this, RM5 je~
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See?? GPU thermal grease already removed... So easy mar~~
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Lets do it at the proc side....
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b4 that... play play with the proc lar
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now its cleaning time... See?? kilat2 saja...
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Come to this stage, no need to tell you how to apply the thermal already lah... BTW i am using Arctic MX-4 because it's non-conductive thermal paste.
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Side Note: Dun ever try to use 100% conductive thermal paste such as coollaboratory thermal compound.
My understanding is because laptop is too sensitive for this kind of thermal compound. We facing difficulty to boot up the system. So becareful when choosing the thermal compound...
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This post has been edited by tonberry_ax: Oct 9 2013, 11:43 PM