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Cooler Master Thermal Paste or Stock TP?

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I've ordered a Mugen2 for the 1366 socket...I've heard great reviews about it.
Should I use the paste that comes with it in a lil tube, or should I use my own
Cooler Master thermal paste in a syringe?

I know that the ones you buy yourself is usually better, but the Mugen2 had very good reviews,
so maybe their TP is good as well?

------------------------------ i7 920, E5300
GTX260, HD4870, HD4830
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I'd just use what's included usually, I know that Noctua packages nice TP I've heard. I personally use OCZ FreeZe tho.

Reply to AKM880

hmmm?

------------------------------ i7 920, E5300
GTX260, HD4870, HD4830
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EDIT: Sorry i said Nocuta for some reason, lol. My friend's gaming rig Ci7 920 has a MUGEN II with the suppied thermal paste. His temps aren't that high at all.

Reply to AKM880

ah, I see. lol

Yeh, Mugen2 is a great cooler. The heatsinks and fan are great. But I wonder if I still can get even better cooling with cooler-master TP.

O well, I don't think it really matters right? At the max, TP only affects maybe 2-3'C temperature change?

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IMO TP is TP and I didn't see a difference from OCZ FreeZe or CM TP. Maybe a slight change the FreeZe got 1-2' lower.

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