Thursday, July 19th 2012

Akasa Announces AK-450-SS Silver-based TIM

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btarunr
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Akasa announced its newest high-performance thermal interface material (TIM) for application in high-end PC cooling setups, for components such as CPUs and GPUs. The AK-450-SS from Akasa is a silver-based compound that offers thermal conductivity as high as 9.24 W/(m·°C). The company did not give out viscosity information, but mentioned that it can handle temperatures as high as 200 °C, without "bleeding" out. The compound is also engineered to leave minimal staining when removed. In Japan, it will be sold in 1.5 g syringes, starting August 7th.
Source: Hermitage Akihabara

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7 Comments on Akasa Announces AK-450-SS Silver-based TIM

#1
Velvet Wafer
btarunrIn Japan, it will be sold in 1.5 g syringes, starting August 07.
oh, that would have been about 5 Years ago! :laugh:
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btarunr
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Velvet Waferoh, that would have been about 5 Years ago! :laugh:
August '07 would have been five years ago.
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Velvet Wafer
btarunrAugust '07 would have been five years ago.
exactly
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#4
INSTG8R
Vanguard Beta Tester
I think it would be clearer if you changed it to August 7th. ;)
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FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
If it doesn't spread like butter i don't want to know about it. Last thing i need is a thermal paste that I need a rolling pin to spread and a pneumatic drill to get off
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#6
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
I'd like to see how it fares vs Gelid GC Extreme.. for now I'd stick with my Gelid :D
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#7
damric
can handle temperatures as high as 200 °C
Finally paste compatible with Fermi.
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