Review on Processor Intel Core i7-7700 LGA1151, 4 x 3600 MHz, OEM by Mateusz Odachowski ᠌

So, it’s dedicated to thermal paste nerds. How is thermal paste arranged? Do not know? Find out. At first, the processor will be hotter than in half a year. Why is that? Everything is very simple, when the thermal paste dries up, it reaches its maximum thermal conductivity. There is no need to mislead her there. This processor heats up when overclocked. You don’t have to write that you need to scalp it, change the thermal paste to liquid metal. Metal is worse than theomopaste, boils away. You did not take into account the fact that during overclocking, he needs a CO that takes away not 95 watts but 150? No? Minus you. And due to the fact that it overheats a lot during overclocking and the thermal paste fails, this is only your fault, since you overheated it using not quite powerful CO. Thermal paste has an operating temperature threshold. Said everything. So, if you plan to overclock, look for a CO with a 150-watt heat sink and a normal motherboard that regulates the cooler speed well when the processor is under load.