iyo u all pity ace mei mei la..she just only 11 years old trying to contribute to hardware information ma lol....btw ace mei mei surely done a great review or might say a rough review which gives us the ideas on choosing which thermal paste in the future

I have to agree on this. AceCombat is just doing a favour and sharing thoughts by comparing several thermal compounds and the results. It definitely wouldn't be a very precise one and if it need be, someone would have to do all these in a proper laboratory. I've seen many reviews with different ambient temp when different results were taken from review sites to Xtreme forum members, etc over the years. I don't think its much of an issue and reviews are something that gives you a brief overview of the product, not a scientific yet accurate conclusion. Plus, not all reviews are true and correct.

For someone like AceCombat that doesn't mind taking the time to swap, clean and test all those thermal compounds, credits should be given and for those that would like to have precise measurements, please go borrow a lab from NASA or whoever and complete a good review for everyone of us here in LY.net

because of this thread... i bought Tunix TX-2 together with my Mini Typhoon... so far so good... X2 6000+ 3.0GHz... OCed to 3.51GHz on max vcore, 1.5++... dont really remember.. while running SuperPI.. temp is around 49C - 51C...

Man...these cracks me up...

This post has been edited by clayclws: Dec 28 2007, 06:18 AM

well, i have a few to say here, this boy here has taken his time and all his effort to give us this results. By the way in experimental terminology there can be two errors, one is relative error and the other instrumental error.

In malaysia, there is no need for an ambient temperature reading to the fact that he is running the test on level ground to most of us, and in Malaysia. Given the fact that he did not use Air condition to run this test, is already a clear assumption that ambient temperature is used. In any experimental instrument, there is always calibration, thus a method to reduce relative and instrumental errors, in this sense he is not using meters, he is using on board sensors, that are in a way, calibrated.

The point is, in computers, a 1 degree decrease does make a difference, and also remember that there wasnt any curing done, So i can expect a bigger variance between the two or more thermal paste. If you are rich enough, or anyone here is rich enough to sponsor this boy to run test, then it would do good, but since no one is even helping, this review is roughly taken as a benchmark test la.

must get discount liao,so long time liao.
anyway,i did this review with totally in very hot condition,no fan,balcony closed,door all closed,so that's mean i just use the isolated air in my living hall to make the ambient temeparature even for every test,even i also sweating over there due to quite hot


argee with u,but sadly the fatal1ty come with mirror finished....

i always make sure all the temp are correct,if u want me to prove,i can prove to u what is the environment looks like and how it has been done.i use onboard sensor for EVERY test,so the result will difinitely be accurated compared to others,anyway,no one sponsor me high end stuff,i fork out my daily pocket money to buy all those things that make th review

thanks for ur support bro,anyway,it took me a long time just to make this short review,cause i used a 3dmark06 run to make the core hot and try to sink the paste for a test,(around 15 minutes) then have to wait to take idle temp and so on,not easy,but as long as i can share with u guys,it's good to hear that u guys make up ur mind to get what thermalpaste that u like
anyway,i wish i do have a lab

suicide run

hope u dont mind i just a 11 years old little girl.

thanks bro!!!!
thanks for support me!!!
more review coming soon if u have enough budget.

i kinda agree this. And some paste does need some time to settle in to actually get better temp.

Btw, Ace, i wonder how you take the temperature ?
highest temp or??
Like MX-2 53C, but the graph there seems like does went up like 54C or maybe 55C

all results only differ by a bit, i'm wondering AS5 after sinking time, will it outperform the rest cause i'm thinking of getting either AS5 or MX2

BTW i asked alot ppl about lapping story.Beside our successful story in forum, alot ppl suffering from unbalanced surface after lapping.Then the performance is drop drastically.So other then spending money on material, time, we risk our heatsink also = =

This Tuniq TX-2, any idea how many times can be used?

Thumbs up for little combat brader!

btw, what is the Tuniq TX-2 net weight per pack? 4g ah?

This post has been edited by ongbs: Dec 28 2007, 02:41 PM

it is at 3.5g as pic shown below


look at bottom

This post has been edited by ir1z: Dec 28 2007, 03:00 PM

haha, yeah its a good review, i just wanted to mention we cant get 100% accuracy in any test, tht's all... yeah i respect acecombats contribution to the forums by sharing info among us, make me put the tx-2 at the top of the list if i gonna purchase thermalpaste in the future...

yayaya....my fault my fault sorry then,btw dun luan luan call ppl noob

This post has been edited by herojack41: Dec 28 2007, 03:22 PM

Even got 1 celcius devation also not bad.The price alredi killed the MX-2.

Well, it's just a suggestion. Plus, I can't conclusive say lapping would always give better temps too
The bottom line is, if you're unsure and not confident on what you're doing, don't do it.

Ditto!

u have 3 stars here still dont know what is reserved post,anyway,sorry for everything.

Thermal paste showed no much difference, if demand lower temp., change a better will makes more difference.

@AceGirly
aiks using P5K Premium d? Wut think bout the board?

This post has been edited by zeustronic: Dec 28 2007, 08:37 PM

brother....i just joined this forum 1 months only ,i duno this forum got booking 1

This post has been edited by herojack41: Dec 28 2007, 10:49 PM