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jmke 5th January 2006 02:33

Thermal Paste Roundup: AS5 vs MX1 vs CM Prem
 
These pastes were tested:

- Arctic Cooling MX1
- Arctic Silver AS 5
- Arctic Silver Ceramique
- Coolermaster CM Premium (Ptk-001)
- Titanium Nano Blue
- Coollaboratories liquid metal

On this sytem:

- Abit AG8 - 3 RD Eye
- Pentium 4 - 630
- Speeze EE507B7 ChillMax

the results are interesting... or not at all depending on what interests you ;)

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kr15t0f 5th January 2006 02:52

the results of the liquid metal look :mad:


want to test it, too bad I got an alu heatsink :(

Rutar 5th January 2006 10:44

no burn in time, which is required for all pastes, so the results are not real world ones

kr15t0f 5th January 2006 12:22

Quote:

Originally posted by Rutar
no burn in time, which is required for all pastes, so the results are not real world ones
yes they are for overclockers. Most ppl don't have time to let there thermal past burn in after they apllied there heatsink.

Rutar 5th January 2006 12:33

Maybe if you shuffle your heatsinks and CPUS all the time, but a lot of users just want good thermal paste because it's still a quite cheap way of reducing temps.

jmke 5th January 2006 13:43

Rutar, feel free to do some tests? ;)

kr15t0f 5th January 2006 13:52

the way that liquid metal performs without burn-in (dunno if it needs a burn-in) cant be beaten be the other thermal pastes, even with burn-in.

BTW, burn-in is overrated I think? Got CM premium here and I don't notice a difference between fresh applied thermal paste or the one that is on the cpu for more then a year

jmke 5th January 2006 14:04

2-3°C is overrated after burn-in

but when the margin between the pastes is 1-2°C.. it might be something to test after all.

and how long will that Liquid Metal work?:)

Rutar 5th January 2006 14:49

Considering the materials used in it, probably forever.

kr15t0f 5th January 2006 15:22

Quote:

Originally posted by Rutar
Considering the materials used in it, probably forever.
till it has found his way true your IHS I guess. ;)


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