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JEK3

Sounds like a gimmick to me. You can't increase transmission of a wavelength through a coating. I think the coating would actually insulate your cooler (thus raising your temps).

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DuckieHo

scam. The only way I can see a liquid improving temps is if it was corrosive and made your flat fins rough... increasing surface area.

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JoBlo69

I had to read this like 4 times to understand what was being said... I'm still not sure what this really does...

Something about a cloth fiber when applied (glued?) to a heat sink (the fins?? the bottom of the part that sits on the CPU??) will give you 10% better temps?? Is this load temp? or idle? both?

I'm all about crazy new things like this, but why does things like this always come from translated sources that don't make much sense?

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Murlocke

Not only a scam but it'd probably void your warranty to.

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l V l

Some wise guy once said that the speed of light is the fastest anything can travel...

In the past year they made light travel faster than that speed.


All I am saying is you never know man!

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um ***.

[citation needed]

(in a PM maybe)

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DuckieHo

Your statement of the theory and experiment is flawed....

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JoBlo69

If they made light travel faster than the speed of light, it is still called traveling at the speed of light. Be it a faster light speed, its still the same speed, as defined as "the speed of light"

We need to start getting technical with our "warp" speeds, so comments like these can be explained better...

And the only way (i think) this liquid product would work, is what duckio says. If this some how creates more surface area it might be something useful....

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stargate125645

Lost in translation? I don't want something to emit more heat...

Besides, if it's a liquid from China it probably causes cancer.

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