Liquid Metal

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Is there any use in using liquid metal on a non-overclockable device?

[narrdarr]

2 hours ago, DriftMan said:

It depends on you, although in a desktop it won't improve much (if any)

If it's a laptop it could help a bit but there will always be a risk on a short circuit so... yeah

not only this, but also depends on the materials of the cooling system.

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8 hours ago, narrdarr said:

not only this, but also depends on the materials of the cooling system.

I know the materials was very important, I can fabricate my own if needed however I don't need to. I was more curious if cooling the components had any longevity effect or if it would really just be impacting performance and sound levels. Also, laptops are often a device that people don't properly care for or maintenance, so if liquid metal offers a longer lifespan than most thermal compounds it would be an interesting option.