So, that means that it's the same with AS5 [need time to sink in], but still, base on you're experience, does it works well like AS5?

Dip a processor in the dish washing soap...
I didn't say that it's nonsense, but it just sound "scary" to me..

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 16 2006, 03:33 AM

Let the wars of TIM begin!!!

STG1 is confirmed a loser to AS5
So it's out of the league already...

No i don't...

Gila ke?
Aku baru beli satu tiub besar Arctic Silver 5 12Gram dari moderno, ni nak try yang baru plak dah...

Habis duit den nanti...

Why does this topic been unpinned?
I think it should be pinned as it's a very important topic to every newbies who wants to learn something about TIM liao...

Pinned it back lo...

Arctic Cooling MX-1 seems better than AS5.
On monday, i bought myself a tube of MX-1 for myself.

Then applied it on the same way i apply AS5 on my CPU IHS.
After 4 days, MX-1 performs at 26 degrees [Yes, i'm on watercooling]

While AS5 performs at 28 degrees.

Wow, this does proves that MX-1 is much much better than AS5.

New thermal paste from Arctic Cooling launched.


Arctic Cooling MX-2

Product Link: http://www.arcticcooling.com/further_prod2.php?idx=140



High Performance Thermal Compound for the Enthusiast
Turbo MX-2 is a high conductive and low resistance compound for components that require the best thermal dissipation. MX-2 is ideally suited for use in CPU, GPU cooling and other applications between power semiconductor components and heat sinks where high thermal conductivity is critical.

Main Features:
High Thermal Conductivity
Low Thermal Resistance
Non-Electrical Conductive
Non-Capacitive
Non-Curing
Non-Corrosive
No Bleeding
Odorless
No Metal Particles
Since the MX-2 compound does not contain any metal particles, there are no problems regarding electrical conductivity and capacitance. In contrast to silver and copper compounds, contact with electrical traces, pins, and leads cannot result in any damage.

Durability:
Curing and bleeding of the compound is not possible. In contrast to metal or silicon pastes, this compound does not show decreasing performance over time, does not need to be reapplied and has a durability of at least 8 years.

Performance:

- Tested with: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 overclocked at 2.8GHz.
- Data source: MVKTech http://www.mvktech.net/content/view/3568/
All brands and products are registered trademark or trademarks of their registered companies.

Reviews:
http://www.mvktech.net/content/view/3568/
http://www.area3d.ch/artikel/acmx2/seite1.php

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jul 17 2007, 03:20 PM

Not yet, my supplier hasn't give any answer about it.

Arctic Cooling MX-2 Thermal Paste Is Now Available In Malaysian Market!
Google Around For It In The Garage Sales Thread.

Arctic Cooling MX-2

Product Link:
http://www.arcticcooling.com/further_prod2.php?idx=140

Picture:


Descriptions:
High Performance Thermal Compound for the Enthusiast
Turbo MX-2 is a high conductive and low resistance compound for components that require the best thermal dissipation. MX-2 is ideally suited for use in CPU, GPU cooling and other applications between power semiconductor components and heat sinks where high thermal conductivity is critical.

Main Features
* High Thermal Conductivity
* Low Thermal Resistance
* Non-Electrical Conductive
* Non-Capacitive
* Non-Curing
* Non-Corrosive
* No Bleeding
* Odorless

No Metal Particles
Since the MX-2 compound does not contain any metal particles, there are no problems regarding electrical conductivity and capacitance. In contrast to silver and copper compounds, contact with electrical traces, pins, and leads cannot result in any damage.

Durability
Curing and bleeding of the compound is not possible. In contrast to metal or silicon pastes, this compound does not show decreasing performance over time, does not need to be reapplied and has a durability of at least 8 years.

Performance

LOL.
AS5 has been outperformed by MX-1 for a long time d.

Then along come MX-2 beat MX-1.

That doesn't seem right.
Me, empire23 & some other guys tested both MX-1 & MX-2, and the MX-2 really does outperform MX-1.
Perhaps there's something wrong with the way you applied MX-2.

You're asking me or AceCombat?
If you ask me, i only use a tiny drop at the size of rice grain.

NO.

New thermal paste from Noctua.

Noctua NT-H1

Official Website:
http://www.noctua.at./main.php?show=produc...ts_id=13&lng=en





This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 13 2007, 05:58 PM

Noctua NT-H1

Official Website:
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=product...ts_id=13&lng=en

Noctua NT-H1 Reviews & Awards:
http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/reviews/misc-co...s/noctua-nt-h1/
http://www.hotcases.de/readarticle.php?article_id=122
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Noctua/NT-H1/
http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/index.php?o...=5701&Itemid=38
http://www.rbmods.com/Articles/Noctua/Nt_h1_compound/1.php
http://www.mikhailtech.com/Reviews/Noctua/..._Compound/page1
http://www.bcchardware.com/index.php?optio...=5230&Itemid=40

Wait for the launch of Arctic Silver 6.

Please don't use Nail Polish Remover.
It is not adviseable to use it.

I'm not sure why but i've seen a lot of sifu's saying that.
I shall call my ceefoo [ ] to clarify.

Dot.
Put a dot of the TIM at a size of a rice grain.

That's the Thermalright Chill Factor.
Thermalright Chill Factor isn't a real performer.

You should've bought either Arctic Cooling MX-2 or Tuniq TX-2.
Those two are the real performer.