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ARCTIC has created a new thermal compound to help keep your processor connected to your desired cooling method and offer the best thermal transfer possible. The new ARCTIC MX-5 Thermal Compound is now ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Thermal paste is a common PC accessory that improves heat transfer by filling tiny air gaps between a computer's circuit boards and ...

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Thermal paste has been a consumable since PC builders first started slathering it on heatspreaders in the 90s, but a company ...

Under normal circumstances, thermal compound or paste should last at least a year once applied to your CPU (or GPU if installing something like, say, an Accelero Xtreme IV cooler), and potentially ...

Carbice, a U.S.-based developer and supplier of next-generation carbon nanotube thermal interface materials (TIMs) and high-performance cooling solutions, today announced a long-term strategic ...

How do you remove all the crap that thermal pads and other TIMs leave behind when you want to mount your new UberCool heatsink? I have tried "A-1 Computer solvent cleaner & degreaser" (super deadly to ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Surprise: The PS5's liquid metal thermal compound increases longevity in thermal tests. A new heat test by TronixFix illustrates some of the advantages of ...

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I picked up a pair of OMG XOBX HUEG passive heatsinks a few weeks ago for my duallie Pentium Pro box. I finally got around to installing them this evening. The PPro is a *very* large chip with a lot ...

Thermal paste, the heat-transferring goop that goes between a computer chip and whatever you’re using to cool it down, is boring. Does it work? Is it efficient? That’s all I care to know. But ...