1 - 2'C better, hmm i think ill stick with my MX-1
Arctic Cooling MX2 thermal compound unveiled
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Oscar Meade, July 11, 2007
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[Source: GotFrag]
[Review: MVKTech]
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| Turbo MX-2 is a high conductive and low resistance compound for components that require the best thermal dissipation. MX-2 is ideally suited for use in CPU, GPU cooling and other applications between power semiconductor components and heat sinks where high thermal conductivity is critical. Since the MX-2 compound does not contain any metal particles, there are no problems regarding electrical conductivity and capacitance. In contrast to silver and copper compounds, contact with electrical traces, pins, and leads cannot result in any damage. Curing and bleeding of the compound is not possible. In contrast to metal or silicon pastes, this compound does not show decreasing performance over time, does not need to be reapplied and has a durability of at least 8 years." |
- Tested with: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 overclocked at 2.8GHz.
- Data source: MVKTech http://www.mvktech.net/content/view/3568/
[Source: GotFrag]
[Review: MVKTech]
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Still, is it really worth it!
Originally Posted by b1gapl According to AC's site, it should be around the same price as the MX-1. |
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If they say that the same price as MX-1 then expect ~6$ range. I just bought AS5 a couple of days ago.
Originally Posted by Dezixn Very nice, how much? |
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Yeah but.. this is only like $5 and can be used a ton of times.
Its not like this is a new revision of a heatsink or whatever with only a 1-2C better performance.
Originally Posted by Ace of Spades 1 - 2'C better, hmm i think ill stick with my MX-1 |
Its not like this is a new revision of a heatsink or whatever with only a 1-2C better performance.
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that there is pretty slick...
me likey
Originally Posted by GuardianOdin may have to buy it and apply it. |
me likey
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