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Tech Ingredients- DID WE JUST MAKE THE WORLD'S BEST THERMAL PASTE!?

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Tech Ingredients Did a great in depth, scientific look into thermal interface materials, uses, types, application, and how they are tested. And mentioned he would be sending LTT a sample of their new Thermal paste!

 

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DID WE JUST MAKE THE WORLD'S BEST THERMAL PASTE!? Tech Ingredients did an in-depth look into thermal interface materials

 

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A great look into testing thermal pastes coming with a follow up video on how to produce your own for a fraction of the price.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glfak2B9J5U&t=954s

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Haven’t watched the video so maybe he did, but should have sent it to Steve from GamersNexus instead/also. He would be able to test it better. 

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The test results:

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Honestly, it's quite underwhelming. And I'd love to see it be used with a normal high performance air cooler and high TDP CPU.

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==moved to general discussion==

not tech news

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sounds like a nothing burger, if that is the results and just around the margin for error between them.

Not even 1 C of a degree less. Also would you count liquid metal as a type of paste or liquid, since tooth paste to honey, etc, was used.

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2 hours ago, TetraSky said:

Honestly, it's quite underwhelming.

Why? Thats pretty darn good... better than everything else, how is it underwhelming?

 

2 hours ago, TetraSky said:

And I'd love to see it be used with a normal high performance air cooler and high TDP CPU

And thats the problem,  its entirely possible to make something that's good at ~30C but sucks at higher temps... so these results are just not conclusive...

 

 

Also I'm wary, this video raised a bunch of red flags... he seems a "nice guy" I just don't trust him at all tbh... i was almost expecting a snakeoil ad at the end lmao.

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Try copper never-seize. 😉

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