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Let's start with the basics. How much $$ you wanna spend? Kanto has a lot of good options in the $200 - $1000 range. I'd run optical out of the mobo into a dac/integrated amp/receiver instead of buying a sound card.

Happy to spend around £300.

I've always gone with Creative sound cards: https://us.creative.com/p/sound-blaster?filters=1137,1194

Any good bang for buck solutions to get the best audio out of my PC? Looking for decent amp and speaker set up that will produce loud and clear audio with meaty bass. I have zero experience with PC audio, so no idea if I'll need to get a...

Ok, first results from OCCT. I'm not going to be able to commit to a regular schedule, and so will post future results every month or so dependent upon convenience. The hope is to see how the pad performs, and whether there is any sign of...

imo, 6. thats typically when youd start seeing issues with pastes.

That is the quote right there, time. I'm guessing it would probably take a month to get an accurate review of the pad.

Plus it's not like it's radioactive material and will instantly give you mesothelioma or something if you even just see one loose nanotube - people smoked a pack of cigs all their life for 60+ years and never anything - people worked with...

https://carbice.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/68000026012-can-carbon-nanotubes-be-harmful-

Noctua will be selling these pads under their branding, sometime around September. I'm curious if Thermal Grizzly will update Kryosheet, in response.

Thanks, got this installed, just need to familiarise myself with it. t. Concerned purveyor of paste? As previously stated, if the marketing is to believed this is a one shot deal, you apply the pad, install the part and you'll never need to...