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    Tekmyster
    Tekmyster reacted to Sleppo in POE through USB-C?   
    Wow. You guys are awesome!!
     
    Thank you so very much
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    DocSwag
    Tekmyster got a reaction from DocSwag in Actual Substances for Thermal Compund   
    So i had to change my brakes on my car the other day.  while at the automotive store looking for anti-sieze compound, i thought why cant any of these be used as thermal paste?  they have metals in them, and use the same metals that the thermal paste use, and can withstand temperatures as high as 2000 degrees Fahrenheit.  when searching online whether this would be a viable option, it was apparent that many people swear that this works, but no hard evidence between the different types (copper, silver, graphite, etc) and brands.  i think this would make an excellent LTT video!
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    NoRomanBatmansAllowed
    Tekmyster got a reaction from NoRomanBatmansAllowed in Actual Substances for Thermal Compund   
    So i had to change my brakes on my car the other day.  while at the automotive store looking for anti-sieze compound, i thought why cant any of these be used as thermal paste?  they have metals in them, and use the same metals that the thermal paste use, and can withstand temperatures as high as 2000 degrees Fahrenheit.  when searching online whether this would be a viable option, it was apparent that many people swear that this works, but no hard evidence between the different types (copper, silver, graphite, etc) and brands.  i think this would make an excellent LTT video!
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    AvocadosGuac
    Tekmyster got a reaction from AvocadosGuac in Actual Substances for Thermal Compund   
    So i had to change my brakes on my car the other day.  while at the automotive store looking for anti-sieze compound, i thought why cant any of these be used as thermal paste?  they have metals in them, and use the same metals that the thermal paste use, and can withstand temperatures as high as 2000 degrees Fahrenheit.  when searching online whether this would be a viable option, it was apparent that many people swear that this works, but no hard evidence between the different types (copper, silver, graphite, etc) and brands.  i think this would make an excellent LTT video!
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