“Will this work in replacement of liquid metal on a PS5”

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• Yes

  Answered by PatrickMartin 1 month ago

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• No, I would stick with Liquid Metal for the PS5 since that chipset/heat sink is designed for it.

  Answered by ConnerD 1 month ago

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• NO BAD IDEA

  Answered by JohntaylorC 2 months ago

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• It should work fines as long as you have the knowledge to get in there and get it where it needs to be.

  Answered by BrandonB 2 months ago

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• Ive never tried this but its not liquid metal. It could probably work as a aftermarket upgrade.

  Answered by GageS 3 months ago

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• Unfortunately no. You'll risk damaging the internal components. The console was designed for only liquid metal use.

  Answered by TedD 5 months ago

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