Who wants to try it first?

[ThatGuy16]

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=58&products_id=4373

 

[BlakeL]

I don't know of any metal that stays liquid at STP or anywhere around there.

 

[spanky]

I need new thermal paste...

 

[ThatGuy16]

Its "suppose" to be better than AS5

 

[spanky]

Yeah... *thinks*

 

[PohTayToez]

I don't know of any metal that stays liquid at STP or anywhere around there.

Mercury?

There are also a few other elements that are liquid only a few degrees over STP, and various metallic compounds and alloys that are also liquid at STP.

 

[nexolus]

Yeah there are multiple. Gallium, francium, and caesium. I'm not sure if I'd go near this stuff... safer to stick with the stuff that works.

 

[Cheese]

if only they had a thermal paist that is a mix with diamond.

 

[ThatGuy16]

I was reading and a guy on another forum used it for everything, its tempting to try but im going to stick with the paste's

 

[BlakeL]

Well, I dont know of any metals at STP that are *safe*. haha. Cesium, and Francium, and mercury arent really safe. haha.

 

[XanderCage]

they are only irritants, and extremely poisoneous, just wear gloves and don't swallow , or put it anywhere near your face / wounds. LOL

 

[The_Beast]

I don't I would even want to try it

 

[nexolus]

Weird. I drink my tea with a little bit of mercury to add that little extra. Maybe THAT's why i'm going blind and deaf

 

[paratwa]

if only they had a thermal paist that is a mix with diamond.

Here you go.

http://www.amdzone.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=307&page=1


http://www.innovationcooling.com/article1.htm

 

[12-Gauge]

they are only irritants, and extremely poisoneous, just wear gloves and don't swallow , or put it anywhere near your face / wounds. LOL

Also, if I remember correctly Francium and Caesium are both highly reactive. They burn in air and literally explode if they make contact with water.

 

[spanky]

If you look on their webpage it says the material used is Gallium.

Wiki Gallium

 

[BlakeL]

Also, if I remember correctly Francium and Caesium are both highly reactive. They burn in air and literally explode if they make contact with water.

They don't really burn in air, but they do get kind of warm and start to "dissolve" I guess you could say. And yes, if they touch water, they will explode like you wouldnt believe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEMZoFV_1-M

 

[INTELCRAZY]

If you look on their webpage it says the material used is Gallium.

Wiki Gallium

We could use that in the military weapons, it breaks down other metals, makes them brittle. That would be awesome....

 

[spanky]

We could use that in the military weapons, it breaks down other metals, makes them brittle. That would be awesome....

We probably already do, or something even more extreme.

 

[nexolus]

I know there is some type of one of these that is poured into enemy water supplies to make it all evaporate.