Arctic Silver Ceramique Thermal Compound

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efficient grain of rice. been utilizing it for each cpu set up, amd or intel. none wish it was far more fancy.

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Use ceramique compound trigger it doesn't conduct electricity... So if you make a mess it won't short anything out... It's a discomfort to get out of the tube... I applied a pin to poke a modest hole in the tip and it was slow to come out... It's so cold I swear my CPU isn't even on...

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Finest paste I ever utilized. Followed the guidelines and my Phenom 11 which is overclocked to 3500 MHz rarely gets over 101 F. This is real a keeper. None that I can think of.

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Comes in an uncomplicated to apply applicator (syringe). Looks like liquid marshmallow! *Not for consumption* Very hard to apply, has the consistency of marshmallows. Could have came w/ a spreading tool...

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Uncomplicated to use (not messy). Great documentation on the maker's web page. Performs as advertised. None.

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Hasn't damaged my method.see other thoughts. Haven't observed significantly difference.see other thoughts. took 1 egg off because I haven't noticed much of a alter, but left it at 4 simply because my cpu hasn't overheated, so it hasn't damaged my system. I might not have necessary it, but wanted to let persons know its not some magic gel. If you want to insulate against heat harm, it appears to do just that. Overall, I would say it's a very good concept to get if you assume you ought to.

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Comes with a cap so it can be used later.Non conducting Shipping sucks I guess I don't know if I can save and use this again later, but I don't see why not.

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It's thermal compound. Cheap, does it's job. My dual core 3GHz processor hasn't burned out but... It runs a small hot, but I believe that's due to my heatsink. It could be free...

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Performs exactly as described, you don't have to be concerned about it being capacitive. none.

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Does what it's supposed to. Messy, not the easiest thermal in the globe to apply.

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Just a tiny dot Ɠǚ the size of a BB) required on the cpu, Non-conductive. Functions nicely. None

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Wonderful stuff!Great price! none at all You ought to get this if you dont want your computer to light up like a christmas tree!

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Uncomplicated to dispense. Excellent item, keeps the temps down and doesn't bake out like the old stuff. I do a lot a aspect swapping and have found this item to deliver a consistent thermal transfer amongst any chip/cooler I've utilised it on. It's a tiny easier to clean up prior to and soon after applications, and stores properly. Appears like a modest quantity of a thing for the cost(albeit a very good price tag for that small amount). This is a fantastic product, but I commonly go for the thermal greases because they are a bit simpler to measure out/apply. That ease though tends to extend from their a lot more fluid texture(runny). This product is additional of a thing I'd use for a piece I don't plan on changing out for an extended period or will absolutely benefit from the qualities of a superior compound.Also I'm not sure if this is a conductive compound, but it under no circumstances hurts to assume. Much less paste=less waste.

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Works wonderful and is non-conductive. There's only adequate for 1 or two CPUs. This is the only thermal compound I use.

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JUST get it. none Once again, just get it.

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break in period of 100-200 hours with time to cool down. then may possibly be on regularly 24ǚ, much much better than stock phase-change pad on phenom ii 965 none lots of thermal compound for 7-ten cpus with appropriate application

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Very good stuff none

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Non conductive. Good for heat pipe variety heat sinks. Has an unusual consistency, incredibly sticky and difficult to spread.

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spreads effortlessly, got right here ideal on time, can't say it created a big distinction but it hasn't totally set but came in a complete size newegg box. and the only issue i ordered was the paste, type of unneeded, but hey it got here

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I've utilized this stuff on four PCs and an XBox 360 that I tore down and de-x-clamped and it functions incredibly nicely. My most recent machine is a Core i3 550 in an Antec Remote Fusion with a Scythe Huge Shuriken and it's operating a 23 C idle and 39 C on load. None

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It's thermal compound and does what it's supposed to do. Firstly, I didn't discover something unique from other compounds (which cost much less) as far as heat transfer. After utilizing this for about five months, I checked the compound to see why my temps had been rising and noticed the compound beginning to "dry up", like dust. In no way have I noticed this happen with other thermal compounds, so beware. Not seriously worth the Ů-7 (what I paid for it at the time). But, it did it's job, so thats why it gets fourǛ eggs. Try the arctic silver five if you have the further dollars. Friend purchased it and he appears to like it.

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Bought as element of a new make. It does its job. none

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I been working with AS products for a lengthy time never ever disappoints. If you don't already know how to apply it appear it up on manufacturer's internet site and follow their directions. Works wonderful every single time a lot far better than any stock compound or pads. none

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Arctic Silver Ceramique is non conductive, effectiveness -improves- over time, comes with lots of compound, and is backed by a really trustworthy and notorious business. Ceramic compound does not work as effectively as metal based compound, although the distinction is negligible, generally only perhaps 1-2C I have been building/tweaking/overclocking computers for a small though now and I've found that Arctic Silver knows what they're executing. A+ item, A+ corporation.I found this elsewhere for a fraction of the value. You've got to adore the no cost American industry...

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non conductive, works incredibly effectively also high-priced to use as lube