is Antec Formula 6 electrically conductive?

[Octavialicious]

I can't find the info anywhere, just curious as I quite like the compound and have some laying around. Thanks!  

[noone394]

i should start looking into thermal paste more, i do want to know if i can get lower temps if so 

 

[W-L]

6 minutes ago, Octavialicious said:

I can't find the info anywhere, just curious as I quite like the compound and have some laying around. Thanks!  

It's diamond based so it wouldn't be conductive and TweakTown mentions it here also (third paragraph left column):

http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4134/antec_formula_7_nano_diamond_thermal_compound_review/index.html

[Octavialicious]

Just now, noone394 said:

i should start looking into thermal paste more, i do want to know if i can get lower temps if so 

 

3C max tbh, unless your TIM is absolute garbage

[Geralt]

1 hour ago, W-L said:

It's diamond based so it wouldn't be conductive and TweakTown mentions it here also (third paragraph left column):

http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4134/antec_formula_7_nano_diamond_thermal_compound_review/index.html

One thing to note with all diamond pastes is that when you remove it by wiping off, it might scratch your heatsink and/or CPU.

 

Not sure of other diamond pastes but I do know that IC Diamond does that because I experienced it first hand.