When it comes to usiing a thermal compound, which do you feel is better,
AS5 or Ceramique ?
When it comes to usiing a thermal compound, which do you feel is better,
AS5 or Ceramique ?
for normal use, AS5, for use with cold conditions, i think ceramique or alumina is better.
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Old Box - [ E4600 2.4 @ 3.7ghz (11x335) - P5W-DH - 4gb Gskill @ 893mhz - Radeon 3850 ]
i use down corning 340....
I use AS5 on my Mach I and Mach II fine. I did use Ceramique and Alumina a few times but it was real sticky stuff and it was a pain in the arse to remove the evaporator. Unless you are using a cascade, AS5 should be fine. If you do have a cascade, I'm afraid you just need good contact as hardly any thermal paste can work at -100C.
Probly just use thermal grease that comes with the phase changer cpu kit..
down corning 340, tested with NL2, never go hard![]()
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uhm its all greek to me?
seriously, it is interesting.. if you just do a quick mount and bench for one day AS5 is better.. i would never have thought that.