An unusual experiment reportedly saved this user’s laptop as the CPU thermal throttled with the default liquid metal. User Replaces Liquid Metal with Graphene Sheet on Intel Core Ultra 9 285H, Improves Performance by 35% and Drops Temperatures Significantly While most vendors are now using liquid metal for cooling laptop’s CPU, there is always a risk of it leaking outside of the CPU, which can eventually damage other parts. Liquid metal is highly thermally conductive, but poses the risk of damaging other components due to spills. This user, however, took a different route to cool his CPU, which was thermal […]
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