Can I use this product on playstation 3 heat sinks null

I used some on a 80gb backwards compatible ps3 and it seems to have worked very well so far so good..I used to not read instructions for years but I have gotten into the habit of reading all instructions as of recent years and upon reading the instructions for this product I learned that you really only need not much more than the drop of a dime per side ( you can use more if your not comfortable) but from my understanding it's a waste to .a side note if you tackle the job yourself I would recommend to do as suggested and clean the area very well with alcohol to get the old residue off completely then apply the new also there are two more spots that need under the little towers that you should probably apply this to since your already this far into it .steady handy and patience is the key to doing the job right and I'm a very impatient person so if you have to take a break and don't get mad like I do and good luck I hope this helps someone

Yes you can it will be NOT a problem

Yes, absolutely. Can be used in any situation where thermal transference between two points is needed.

Yes but don't use to much. You don't want to make a mess on the motherboard and to much on the processor can be a bad thing. Use the amount of a pea size dot and smooth it evenly add a little more to any dry spots. Carefully it gets messy. Good luck

Absolutely. That's what its made for

Yes you can use this on your ps3 game system

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I used some on a 80gb backwards compatible ps3 and it seems to have worked very well so far so good..I used to not read instructions for years but I have gotten into the habit of reading all instructions as of recent years and upon reading the instructions for this product I learned that you really only need not much more than the drop of a dime per side ( you can use more if your not comfortable) but from my understanding it's a waste to .a side note if you tackle the job yourself I would recommend to do as suggested and clean the area very well with alcohol to get the old residue off completely then apply the new also there are two more spots that need under the little towers that you should probably apply this to since your already this far into it .steady handy and patience is the key to doing the job right and I'm a very impatient person so if you have to take a break and don't get mad like I do and good luck I hope this helps someone
Answered by Solutionforgameconsole 4 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Ash3482 5 years ago
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Yes you can it will be NOT a problem
Answered by Fanrideapple 3 years ago
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Yes, absolutely. Can be used in any situation where thermal transference between two points is needed.
Answered by ChillYourPc 4 years ago
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Yes but don't use to much. You don't want to make a mess on the motherboard and to much on the processor can be a bad thing. Use the amount of a pea size dot and smooth it evenly add a little more to any dry spots. Carefully it gets messy. Good luck
Answered by Thermal 4 years ago
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Yes, this will be OK for that.
Answered by Ripcordsf 4 years ago
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Yes
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Yes, paste is paste.
Answered by Gvaz 4 years ago
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Absolutely. That's what its made for
Answered by Greg 5 years ago
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Yes you can use this on your ps3 game system
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