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Adding non-conductive thermal compound to memory
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LOL that's what I'm saying! I know my chemistry too! A in college Chem I, B in chem II, electrical engineering major here, junior. I don't know susupension that the silver particles use in A5, but I only know that I've always heard people say that it is conductive. You do know that electronegativity correlates 1:1 with thermoconductivity?
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I have no idea how it's done, I'm just telling you what they state as the facts.
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Ok, now that I read that I see that they use zinc oxide, which is a semiconductor. This means that it doesn't conduct electricity as well as copper and silver, but does some, so yes you are right A5 isn't conductive. I thought that you were saying that silver isn't conductive, and that is why I was like"Woa hold up!" LOL
I'm going to wait before I add this to the memory modules unless I know that it won't hurt anything. Peace out
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