CF-C1 temperature?

hello,

Can someone help me, i have problem with my CF-C1 temperatures, or i think it should be lovered.

my CPU temp go as high as 88`C, i think its little to high. Works fine, dont slow down but it seems a bit high.

I saw one post but it cant coment anymore.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/cf-c1-mk2-heatsink-cooling.816453/

it mentione gap between heasing and CPU should i put thermal pads in that place?

i use Arctic MX-4 paste and i dont think i get some difference.

first 30 sec when it boots it goes to 88C.
Correct me if im wrong.

 

88° C seems high to me.
The gap is probably too wide for paste to work. Try a proper thickness thermal pad.

 

Yeah it seems high to me too.

A check for codes from the chip that has biger gap and it turn out its north bridge chipset.

According to intel, this procesor has max temp 100°C and im not far from it and i dont like it.


Any suggestion? Advice?

 

Disassemble unit.
Remove mainboard and heatsinks.
Clean chips and heatsinks. Chipset and cpu.
Reassemble using proper size thermal pads.

 

Ill have to find 0.5mm thermal pads,

Unit was dissasambled and put new paste but nothing better than before.

Should i put pads on that place where is gap and on cpu regular thermal past or should i put both pads?

 

If there is a gap you need a pad.
Use pads only. Pads do not need paste
Paste only works for micro imperfections Paste will not work alone to fill a gap.

 

You can use a shim made out of copper if there is a huge gap and or tweak the cooler so it sits flush on the cpu.
I been using a laptop cooler for a cf-c2, it made a huge difference. Its gets hot enough to burn you lol and now its cool to the touch.
Side note... I took apart a cf-t8 this week and the thermal paste or pad was just basically dust. Looking for a service manual for that old model if anyone has? I changed the power led it was oddly burnt out.

 

https://www.manualslib.com/products/Panasonic-Cf-T8-Series-3486957.html

 

Thanks
I try and collect the service manuals though for newer models. Most of the user manuals are still available from panasonic.jp