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today lets talk about thermal paste application method and does it really matter this video is brought to you by my personal pocketbook so if youd like to help me out like subscribe and check out my patreon page so i can make more videos like this one so i was under the impression that this debate was long laid to rest but considering some of the comments ive been getting on my youtube videos that are pertaining to thermal paste application people saying oh you need to spread it you need to do a line you shouldnt do a dot etc etc its suggesting that that isnt the case so i figured id go ahead and revisit it right here i havent done this before but theres plenty other videos about it and im not expecting any surprises from this experiment but well see so my test methodology was much like what i did when i was testing different thermal pastes i used my amd ryzen 3700x on the aorus x570 motherboard and this time i decided to use my amd wraith cooler with the fan set to 100 that
