A highly recommended task for gaming laptop users ㄷㄷㄷ

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Since Intel 13th Gen is basically a frying pan, with my previous metal thermal paste
it was hitting 50°C at idle and up to 90°C under full load (if I hadn't set a temperature limit, it would have hit 100°C and throttled).
After switching to phase-change thermal material (PTM7950), it stabilized under 30°C at idle and 80°C under full load.
In environments like laptops where the cores are protruding, phase-change thermal material is the undisputed king ㄷㄷ Metal thermal paste can't even compete.
I did it myself, and it was surprisingly easy and doable.
I highly, highly recommend it.