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‎02-22-2019 07:42 AM

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Product: Hp probook 6560b
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi, advise me I have hp probook 6560b, aboard gpu amd and after cleaning on the same internet pages as youtube, maybe I do not eat yet but at first 60 degrees, paste I had some thermopad but bad cheesy, poorly works what to buy to be what was hp assumed, with this pd working on the minimum cooling I have a feeling of a tad too high, with the paste cools but works to the max, I have a fondness with care and always monitors the temperature, and I do not want to diminish the tweez 17% before I changed to 77% ok it was getting warmer days closer, and I have onawy, advise what were pads about Polish parameters

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