Liquid metal to PTM 7950 which is better? Dell g5 se

My Dell G5 SE gaming laptop had a serious overheating problem. The CPU constantly hit 100°C while gaming, and performance started dropping over time. A few years ago I replaced the stock thermal paste with liquid metal, which improved temperatures and performance significantly. But liquid metal requires maintenance and can be risky because it can leak or absorb into the heatsink over time. So in this video I decided to try something different. I replaced liquid metal with Honeywell PTM7950, one of the most talked-about thermal interface materials right now. Many people claim it performs almost as well as liquid metal while being much safer and easier to use. In this video I test it with: Cinebench R23 benchmarks CPU undervolting tests Real gaming performance Temperature comparisons The results honestly surprised me. watch how I done the liquid metal application :    • Dell g5se liquid metal upgrade.   If you have an overheating gaming laptop or you're considering repasting your CPU/GPU, this video will help you decide whether PTM7950 is actually worth it. timestamps 0:00 intro 1:06 stock benchmark test with liquid metal 2:17 benchmarking with different undervolts with liquid metal 6:53 what happens when undervolt the device too much 7:30 gaming temps with liquid metal 8:30 disassembling the laptop 9:16 how to clean liquid metal 11:00 how to apply PTM 7950 13:20 cleaning liquid metal off from the heatsink 14:30 reassembling the laptop 15:55 stock benchmark test with PTM 7950 16:55 benchmarking with different undervolts with PTM 7950 20:20 gaming temps with PTM 7950 21:24 comparison liquid metal vs PTM 7950