Histórico do passo nº 14 do guia HP Pavilion dv7 Heat Sink Replacement

-	[* black] Since cooling is such an issue with this notebook, if you take the heat ~~sync~~ off of the processor and the graphics card, *use fresh thermal paste* and *remove the old thermal paste* on the two parts. It's that greyish residue on the chips. It's not unreasonably expensive and it can really help with cooling issues
+	[* black] Since cooling is such an issue with this notebook, if you take the heat sink off of the processor and the graphics card, *use fresh thermal paste* and *remove the old thermal paste* on the two parts. It's that greyish residue on the chips. It's not unreasonably expensive and it can really help with cooling issues
	[* black] You may want to look at a *separate guide for applying and removing thermal paste, it's not entirely complicated but you don't want to make a mess of your work and need to redo it later*
	[* black] Hopefully once you put it all back together, your DV7 provides you with years of valuable service. *Just remember not to over-tighten screws* so that if you have to do it again, there's still enough thread to pull them out again!

-	[* black] Since cooling is such an issue with this notebook, if you take the heat ~~sync~~ off of the processor and the graphics card, *use fresh thermal paste* and *remove the old thermal paste* on the two parts. It's that greyish residue on the chips. It's not unreasonably expensive and it can really help with cooling issues
+	[* black] Since cooling is such an issue with this notebook, if you take the heat sink off of the processor and the graphics card, *use fresh thermal paste* and *remove the old thermal paste* on the two parts. It's that greyish residue on the chips. It's not unreasonably expensive and it can really help with cooling issues
	[* black] You may want to look at a *separate guide for applying and removing thermal paste, it's not entirely complicated but you don't want to make a mess of your work and need to redo it later*
	[* black] Hopefully once you put it all back together, your DV7 provides you with years of valuable service. *Just remember not to over-tighten screws* so that if you have to do it again, there's still enough thread to pull them out again!