What's the best thermal compund ?

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By the way, has anyone seen a thermalright 120 for 1366 socket on sale yet?.
Just preparing my new rig. First upgrade in 2,5 years.

Regards.

http://www.tomshardware.com/search [...] &x=27&y=16

I use Antec Formula5 Silver Thermal Compound. It's good stuff.

after a review... can't find it now.... and several benchmarks... yes benchmarks...

this is the best

TIM Consultants T-C Grease 0098

and the second best is OCZ Freeze... look it up reviews and benchmarks and you'll see Arctic Silver 5 is often the worst performer in the line of high-end pastes... so don't recommend AS 5 for the best performance

The new lga socket 1366... just by a thermalright ultra 120 extreme... they have said numerous times they'll release a back plate and mounting kit for the new socket when its out... not before

MX-2

OCZ Freeze, AC MX2, or Tuniq TX2.

http://hardwarelogic.com/news/137/ [...] 03-03.html

I use the last two myself and have very good results with both.

As with the test mentioned by sdrac, according to http://benchmarkreviews.com/index. [...] mitstart=0, the difference between good products isn't that significant.

Yeh, i looks good, i got some diamond stuff, havent tried it yet, theoretically the best, I dont like the comment the one guy made in the reviews about the liquid metal, that it was electrically conductive and could cause a short if misapplied. Also ridiculously expensive

actually wouldn't the best thermal compound be welding of the core/silicon to the heatsink/waterblock... that would work much better than any compound

^^ Can you provide a link to the review?

look it up... try typing into google... coollaboratory liquid pro review

way to use your brain... first effing result brings this up

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews [...] comparison

which on the following several pages clearly demonstrates its much better than the other compounds... it doesn't matter if it is less heat conducive than silver... theres more METAL in between it so the transference is greater... in arctic silver there isn't enough to really transfer heat as if it were just a solid block of metal...

What i completely understand your response except for the last part of the last sentence...

"...not the one as the compound comes in first" explain this then i can respond to your response

http://www.burnoutpc.com/modules/s [...] itemid=263
http://www.ocia.net/reviews/liquidpro/page1.shtml


Not the link im looking for, but not good for the liquid metal. The point is, its no miracle product. Any of the top compounds will do. Ocz is cheap and is tops in the 33 way shootout. The metal stuff is corrosive, expensive and hard to remove according to the review. Not to mention toxic.