Innovation Cooling Diamond 7 Thermal Compound

Really good TC there:up:

This peeps is one of the biggie and they'll send sample if you ask.....http://www.aosco.com/

Thanks for the review Nate. Surprising difference between ICD7 and AS5, IMHO.

reading the commercial text, i thought it would cost an arm and a leg, but it doesn't, wowers :P

Thanks Nate

I ordered a few for the shop. Always on the lookout for something innovative like this.

Petra's site is showing that they are out of stock now. lol, guess you guys bought them all out!

Here's another option to buy........

http://www.heatsinkfactory.com/ic-di...m-p-16605.html

Thanks guys, I'm really glad you found the "review" useful!

There is another use for it... if you care about bling. http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=551048

Bumping an old thread...
Has anyone compared IC7 vs Ceramique @sub-zero lately?

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Originally Posted by irev210

metalpad is awesome if you can get it to work right.


After a long burn-in at 80C, the temps are AMAZING (best by far)


Ive had some problems with drip though, the liquid metal starts to slide down when set vertical in a tower. End result is when you take off the heatsink there is a big clump of liquid metal at the bottom.

For me, good for benching, bad for customers.

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Stay away from Coollab stuff! I put some on my E6600 about 2 (maybe 1.5) years ago and when I had to swap out coolers I discovered that the stuff had turned rock hard. I had to sock it in 91% Iso for a few minutes to get it off and then also lap ths IHS a bit to get the rest off.

Worse stuff ever :*(