wanna find out what is the best thermal paste around now.. provide some experiences with it or some sites with the reviews or comparison. thanks !

Artic silver 5 is the most popular and best... when got question about thermal paste on any forum, most of forumer will said artic silver 5

from my reading Arctic Cooling MX-2 beat Arctic Silver 5 but most PC enthusiast choose AS5

OCZ Freeze, TX-2 and MX-2

coolaboratory liquid pro... disadvantages include:

1. eats aluminum heatsinks, aka corrodes the base
2. expensive
3. conducts electricity
4. hard to get in malaysia

advantages include:

1. superb heat transfer, liquid metal ma

he asking for easy to get in KL one ler lol

@TS

just go for tuniq tx2,ocz freeze.... kinda cheap and performs welll...

if u want, might get the gelid gc1 also...got alot of good feedback about its performance

Zalman STG1 is quite good but it is pretty expensive compared to the others.

I am using that for my GPU cooler and my CPU cooler.

Easy to apply and easy to clean.

Other thermal paste that I have used:
1. Artic Silver 5
2. Artic Ceramic

I use MX-2 or TX-2 these days and I can't be bothered The difference isn't huge anyway.

which one is the best to share for 2 HSF? like enough to be shared

Any thermal paste for sale on shelves are large enough for 2 HSF. You don't need that much for each HSF.

paiseh, didnt read the "easy to find in KL" part

tx2, nanofusion, ocz freeze will do

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Added on June 9, 2009, 2:21 pm2 hsf any oso can, but if u wan long lasting, take all those ceramique based paste... they're cheaper, and lots in quantity as well

This post has been edited by iBenQ: Jun 9 2009, 02:21 PM

tx2,ocz freeze

IC Diamond 7 Carat Thermal Compound FTW!

Tuniq TX-3. available in LYN garage sales.

Well... I've heard and from some reviews from the net, that proven that the Cooler Master Thermal Fusion 400 is better than Arctic Silver 5 . Although it only has 2.89, while the AC has over 8W/mk, the CM TF 400 shown lower temperature results, when being compared to Arctic Silver.

I went off CM stuff a while ago, I used one CM thermal compound, it hardened in like 5 seconds and was impossible to apply. Been using MX-2 ever since.

This post has been edited by wodenus: Jun 14 2009, 02:06 PM