I get that but the most important thing you'll get out of it are less fps drops. The switch cpu speed is affected with temps
On gamers nexus they showed that frame drops occured when thermal limit was reached and that the switch probably downclocks to remain at a good temperature. The drops Always happen when the switch reaches 59 - 60 degrees and then it goes lower again and the drops go awayI thought the clock speeds are locked and not affected by temperatures and that temperatures will just rise until the console shuts off. And even then, this shows it's rather difficult to overheat it. Am I wrong?
Until someone shows proof that installing some kind of new paste or liquid metal on the cpu actually enhances gameplay in a big way (as in really helps remove gameplay stutter or fps drops in a meaningful way), I won't bother but if need be I'll totally do it.On gamers nexus they showed that frame drops occured when thermal limit was reached and that the switch probably downclocks to remain at a good temperature. The drops Always happen when the switch reaches 59 - 60 degrees and then it goes lower again and the drops go away
I just told you. Gamer nexus did. They showed that when a switch hits 59-60 degrees fps drops happen because of switch probably downclocking to maintain a good temperature. There are plenty of reports of users changing to premium paste or liquid metal that temperatures stay lower so meaning no more fps drops.Until someone shows proof that installing some kind of new paste or liquid metal on the cpu actually enhances gameplay in a big way (as in really helps remove gameplay stutter or fps drops in a meaningful way), I won't bother but if need be I'll totally do it.
I just told you. Gamer nexus did. They showed that when a switch hits 59-60 degrees fps drops happen because of switch probably downclocking to maintain a good temperature. There are plenty of reports of users changing to premium paste or liquid metal that temperatures stay lower so meaning no more fps drops.
have you watched the video yet?That couldn't be anymore wrong.
yeah true that. I forgot about that aspect actually. The surface pressure would keep it in place if the movement wasn't that absurd but the possibility is there that eventually a small drop can leak on the circuit or the aluminium itself by letting it drop or something like that. I don't think movement itself would do something about the surface pressure because in that regard all cpu's would leak because you delid them while they're flat and when done you put them up sidewayshave you watched the video yet?
he said liquid metal thermal paste on phone will put your phone in risk of gettting short circuit, since phone always moving around. It's not worth to do unless you are aiming for benchmark only.
switch is even vertical in docking all the time, paste may leak out through the time and cause short circuit.
and they using electric tape surround cpu to avoid any possible leak.yeah true that. I forgot about that aspect actually. The surface pressure would keep it in place if the movement wasn't that absurd but the possibility is there that eventually a small drop can leak on the circuit or the aluminium itself by letting it drop or something like that. I don't think movement itself would do something about the surface pressure because in that regard all cpu's would leak because you delid them while they're flat and when done you put them up sideways
What do you mean tape ? I never used any tape whatsoever when delidding my cpu's so i don't get what you mean with tapeand they using electric tape surround cpu to avoid any possible leak.
they said liquid metal paste can't used on aluminium directly, it will turn the aluminium into crispy flakes
in the video, they use a black tape surround the cpu after apply the pasteWhat do you mean tape ? I never used any tape whatsoever when delidding my cpu's so i don't get what you mean with tape
have you watched the video yet?
he said liquid metal thermal paste on phone will put your phone in risk of gettting short circuit, since phone always moving around. It's not worth to do unless you are aiming for benchmark only.
switch is even vertical in docking all the time, paste may leak out through the time and cause short circuit.
Tbh, I foresee tampering with the clockspeed being a thing once CFW is properly implemented. With that being said, I'll definitely look at what I can do to help cool the Switch further. It's more like a computer than anything now that I look at it.didn't realize the switch needed more cooling, cool i suppose
it's not recommended.
switch is same as phone.
here is the phone version: