QUOTE(akachester @ Dec 9 2006, 10:30 AM)
Well, the problem is that some experience shows that the paste generate a higher temperature than the stock paste.That doesnt seem right would it..Anyway, i think i should stay away from this paste now until someone shows some interesting figures on the paste..
Same goes to me, Lot's of people here have negative feedback about the STG-1...
Even prem agrees to this...
QUOTE(irangan @ Dec 9 2006, 11:44 AM)
have some positve result already.. 2 days ago when i just applied the Zalman thermal paste. full load temp is around 67'C, now dropped till 64'C. but still high compare to before using Zalman thermal paste (57'C). hope that it will drop even more

Even if you experience some drop in temperatures, it's still higher than the temperature that you got with the stock paste...
So, what's the use of waiting man?
Just replace it with AS5
QUOTE(akachester @ Dec 9 2006, 01:02 PM)
I am wondering, why would applying a good thermal paste such as Zalman will cause the temperature to rise at first rather than dropping when compared to those cheapskate thermal paste?
It's just like AS5, it needed some time to sink in, but, with STG-1, it's another story, which it goes higher than what stock white thermal paste do...
I'm using Arctic Ceramique for my NB-400CU now, if someone can lend a little for me to test the STG-1 on my northbridge heatsink, so that i'll be able to know either it will perform better or it's just going for worse than what Arctic Ceramique do..
***Irangan, can lend a little STG-1 for me to test on my Northbridge Chipset?
Just a little, seriously, won't dare to use it on anything else like processor or gpu, i just want to test it on my northbridge that is cooled by the PC Cooler NB-400CU, can?