Tuesday, June 28th 2011
EVGA Also Rolls Out Frostbite Thermal Interface Material
After treating the gaming community to some groovy mousepads, EVGA turned its attention to the overclocking community, with the new Frostbite thermal interface material (TIM). This white, silver-based TIM has a thermal conductivity of 6.5w/m-k, and is said to be less viscous than other silver-based TIMs. EVGA is pitching it for use in bleeding-edge overclocking setups, with sub-zero cooling solutions. EVGA even got renowned overclocker K|ngp|n to endorse it, saying that the Frostbite TIM is easy to apply and holds on longer during extreme bench sessions. Available in 2 g syringes, the EVGA Frostbite TIM is priced at US $9.99.
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www.frozencpu.com/products/11654/thr-87/Fujipoly_Premium_System_Builder_Thermal_Pad_-_14_Sheet_-_150_x_100_x_15_-_Thermal_Conductivity_60_WmK.html
i almost want to use sine if this in place of thermal paste... what do you guys think?
www.fujipoly.com/assets/files/2010_data_sheets/090714_Sarcon%20XR-Um%20Technical%20Info.pdf
According to that advertising, it wont freeze as fast, which probably is its biggest benefit under LN2;)