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Well, i think this test shows which out of 80 different thermal compounds is the best, thought i would share the link with everyone:
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=150&Item id=62
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Arctic Silver 5
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Heard that Shin-Etsu paste is soppose to be real good,but its quite hard to come by.
I use either Artic Silver 5, or MX-2. I also have some paste made by Asus,ive not tried it yet.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835150080 It appears, that once you include the drying/curing time, as5 and Shin-Etsu perform the best, but i like ocz freeze and tx-2 for its no cure time. http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.ph...&limitstart=12
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There is not a big difference in thermal paster, people thing one is better than the other, but overall they are all the same, Company's are just making money of of us idiots thinking thermal paster makes a difference.
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THats not true, compare silicone and as5 for example, on just the testing i did, before the as5 even had its 200hr cure time i saw a 12c difference(on air). On stock coolers, i have seen 5-6c difference on a Q8200 stock vs as5, same with a pentium D.
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I use artic silver, just cause that is what everyone at the datacenter swears by. with my q9400 and the stock cpu fan those intels come with my cpu is running at 78F right now. motherboard reports 98F for a comparison of temp in the case..
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