metalmaniak

Hi, I have just seen that Philips is trying to find the excuse to implement the ray tracing in the medical setup fo the diagnostic ultrasound systems. The 3D baby face scan is very hard to justify, but hey - now you can have it done with the realistic light and shade! https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/resources/feature-detail/ultrasound-truevue-imaging Quo vadis RTX! Thanks

Hi All, Here => https://www.gogalaxy.com/en/ is something amazing that IMHO has a potential to become the games store of choice for many. If you like steam, but want to play some Epicgames exclusive title, and on top of that have some Uplay games, then the above project is a perfect solution for you One Client to Buy Them All, One Client to Install Them All, One Client to Play Them All, and in the internet bind them. But cheesy references aside - personally I think that this project is a good idea, and requires the gaming community's attention. Do you agree? Disagree? Turnip? PS. To spice it up a little you should also watch this (with a grain of salt) =>

Fair point! That is applicable to the delidding in general. LM however, is a mixture of the above metals, and only thing that can be R&D'ed here is the exact proportions to get best viscosity possible. If you use DIY LM, then application will be more tricky for you. Thanks!

Guy in the video says to make sure that the heatsink is not made of aluminium (gallium will corrode it). @SpookyCitrus what do you mean by that? Is there any other risk that I didn't think of? The gain is simply ~5g of the compound for the cost of ~$18.

Quick translation - guy is mixing 3.3g of Ga, 1.15g of In, and 0.55g Sn. Then heats it up to 250 degrees C, and boom super cheap thermal compound. Would be nice to see LMG production about the cost to performance. What do you think about this?