![Image] My PS4 Pro's processor before applying new thermal paste :) : r/PS4](https://preview.redd.it/qw0q56zmzhq31.jpg?auto=webp&s=6032277f02e3abf87d13eae6b1382fa5f8c2204a "Image] My PS4 Pro's processor before applying new thermal paste :) : r/PS4")
Image] My PS4 Pro's processor before applying new thermal paste :) : r/PS4
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