Ic diamond 7(better than AS5) 7.50 AUS @Ebay

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OverclockTheStock

Discussion Starter · Nov 11, 2008

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Innovation-Co...09121001r13530

This paste has been proven to be better temp wise than AS5,good price and worth a try

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sabermetrics

· #2 · Nov 11, 2008

Yeah, though Petra's would be a more secure and safer place to buy IC Diamond

24 carat:
http://www.petrastechshop.com/icdi24cathco.html

7 carat:
http://www.petrastechshop.com/icdi7cathco.html

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xlastshotx

· #3 · Nov 11, 2008

Yep this was up on the news section last week or so.. I picked up some CL Liquid Pro thanks to this list.

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Skullzaflare

· #4 · Nov 11, 2008

but for only 2c difference to as5?
i dont see it worth it, unless you think your epeen is to small

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xlastshotx

· #5 · Nov 11, 2008

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Originally Posted by Skullzaflare

but for only 2c difference to as5?
i dont see it worth it, unless you think your epeen is to small

Well if you looks at the list you can see that the difference under load between the best and the worse ones is only about 6c.. So 2c difference is pretty big.

Plus if you don't already have AS5 or already have a computer that is up and running with AS5 then it may not be worth it. If you need new stuff though then why not get it... or if you are very close the your CPU's thermal limit, than 2c can make a big difference...

and either way it only cost about 10 dollars, so imo 10 bucks for 2c lower is definitely worth it.

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binormalkilla

· #6 · Nov 12, 2008

Yea I use this stuff on my CPU and GPUs....it's much better than AS5 from my findings. It's a PAIN to apply though...it's really cohesive.

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AmongthechosenX

· #7 · Nov 12, 2008

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Originally Posted by binormalkilla

Yea I use this stuff on my CPU and GPUs....it's much better than AS5 from my findings. It's a PAIN to apply though...it's really cohesive.

its ridiculously hard to put on. you have to put a pea sized dot on the chip, and then mount the heatsink, otherwise it WILL NOT SPREAD.

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