>>718881305
Most thermal paste is not electrically conductive.
As long as you don't got full-ham, there's no harm in getting it on the pins or socket...

As far as replacing thermal paste, as long as it doesn't need to 'set,' ie. warming it up as high as you can to induce a molecular change, it shouldn't dry out, albeit I acknowledge there are exceptions.

>>718578813
>I don't care about compassion or empathy
>I just want to dominate and subjugate vulnerable people!
>Praise be Je--I mean, Metzen!™

>>717719939
Hell yeah, Black & White 2!
>Too bad I never picked the cow...

>>715971372
Nice bait

>>510894195
Nice bait

I 'revived' a motherboard + CPU I thought was dead, but one of the RAM dimm's doesn't work.

What's the most effective way to stress test. I'm no opposed to purchasing software if it's a worthwhile investment.