diamond dust compounds.. wow man, diamond is on the top of the list for conduction in the table lol.. how much would this cost.. 1gram=rm100? hehe. clawy, you buy and test it first, tell me after that:)

but it will cost a bomb,i heard about it too,last time was liquid metal teh best,now diamond

i dont mind giving it a go.. first i need to try the tuniq and do test on it.. and compare with mx-2

yo bro,u r an overclocker,1c different makes some different,yes i do admit sometime is human error,that's why i took all the pic after the tim spreaded on the core to make sure most of them applied in almost same quantity.
anyway,where is my grill


thanks for ur compliment.


nice say.

Can extract diamond from it haha.

WOOT 30g pack of mx2





source from vr-zone

http://www.vr-zone.com/articles/ARCTIC_COO..._Pack/5470.html

the pakage looks like colgate

This post has been edited by intothefantasy: Dec 28 2007, 01:50 AM

lol an mx-2 a day keeps the naughty heat away

Walao everyday change thermal paste arr haha.....

How much this cost? = =

it was a funny thought la dun la so serious.

It doesn't cost a bomb because people don't take a real diamond and make it to dust for our thermal compound usage They probably collect the diamond dusts which falls during cutting of diamonds. A tube is a few USD more expensive than AS5.

Did you lapped the heatsink and/or VGA chipset?

Could have told me earlier, have some Ceramique left over and yes MX-2 takes some time to cure but Tuniq works immediately, hmm..

This post has been edited by wodenus: Dec 28 2007, 02:53 AM

@acecombat

ur fangrill ill pm u in a bit...


anyway im not saying u did wrong lah... but when review TIM it is alwayas subjective one.. especially when idle temps come into play... coz a slight suden gust of cold wind into ur room cna make it drop 1 degree.... but still as i said solid review

his zalman alredi damm smooth.i dun think lapping will increase much performance = =

If you enjoy modding and wanted to get the best out of everything, you can always give it a shot and try lapping

But do keep in mind, those sandpapers are not free...

I don't think anything is free and everything comes with a price. As I say, if one is interested in modding and an enthusiast, the few ringgit of sandpaper is not a lot compared to the success and satisfaction out of it.

well it does increase the efficiency of heat transfer having it lapped the right way. This sandpapers are dirt cheap( i buy it all the time) compared to the AC cleaners in the market. and also its the best way to have a smooth smooth surface.

I agree with uncle claw

i think there will be errors in any test or experiment, so basically i think the 1c difference couldnt make any difference as errors in measurements can be classified as:
Gross errors
Instrumental Errors
Environmental Errors
Observational Errors
So, @acecombat, i think if really wanted to test out accurately who is the winner, u need to control the ambient temperature, ur measuring sensors and so on... but i think it is impossible to get accurate temp as the onboard sensors also got some measurements errors, depends on its sensitivity, so i think the +-1c difference is acceptable la... but if 2c above then should be identical la, which is the best... best u can do is get 99% accurate measurements, but that will cost u to buy ur own high end temperature sensors. This is just my opinion, haha.... btw, good review there, make us know which thermalpaste to choose in future