Figures 1, 2, and 3 present the test with a tiny drop of thermal compound in the middle of the CPU. As you can see, the amount was not enough to cover the entire CPU surface.
Figure 1: Tiny dot
Figure 2: Tiny dot
Figure 3: Tiny dot
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