New heat sink compound..

I just got this non silicone HTC(High Thermal Conductivity) heat sink compound from AOS(its the same company that supplied Asetek/Vapochill and some generic stuff).
This product is pretty new since they just got a patent of it.

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/5594/mvc861f7js.jpg

The specs..

It has over four times thermal conductivity of standard non-silicone heat sink compound....
@36C...17.4 BTU
Operating temp. range...-40C to 200C

If you see the compund AMD used on their A64 hsf..its about the same color and consistency.

Heres so far with 3500 Venice and FX's stock hsf...

http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/2...shot0058ia.jpg

Load temp stay @38C...

http://img496.imageshack.us/img496/4...shot0134fp.jpg
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Looks interesting for sure. :)

Spec Sheet for HTC-60: http://www.aosco.com/products/heat_s...silicone.shtml

Where can you get this stuff in the US ??

How was it to apply ?? Do you use just a pea size amount on the cpu and squeeze it down with the HS ??

interesting :)

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Originally Posted by Sailindawg

Spec Sheet for HTC-60: http://www.aosco.com/products/heat_s...silicone.shtml

Where can you get this stuff in the US ??

How was it to apply ?? Do you use just a pea size amount on the cpu and squeeze it down with the HS ??

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It is not in market yet. Its part # is 52050-2...... I got a sample.
Yep, thats how I put it on amd 64 cpu.

whats your ambient?

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Its part # is 52050-2...... I got a sample.

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Lucky you !! I'll try calling AOS direrctly after the holiday.

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Originally Posted by Dumo

It is not in market yet. Its part # is 52050-2...... I got a sample.
Yep, thats how I put it on amd 64 cpu.

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so how do you think it compares to what you used before? Better, worse, or the same?

And the big question is: "how does it compare to AS5?"

before and after temps would be great ;)

and run SP2004 or S&M1.75 instead of SuperPI :p