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Arctic Silver MX-1 Thermal Paste

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http://store.yahoo.com/svcompucycle/ac-mx-1.html

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The Arctic Cooling MX-1 High Performance Thermal Compound is a non-electrical conductive and non-capacitive. The MX-1's viscosity is 1700 Poise with a working temperature of 50°C to 170°C and density of 2.4 g/ml. Best of all, with the MX-1 bleeding or evaporation is not a concern at all.

No metal particles
Since the MX-1 does not contain any metal particles, there are no problems regarding electrical conductivity and capacitance. In contrast to silver and copper compounds, contact to electrical traces, pins, and leads cannot result in any damage.

Durability
The compound hardens within a period of 200 hours and reaches thereafter its optimum performance. Because of the hardened compound, no evaporation or bleeding is possible. In contrast to metal or silicon pastes, this compound does not show decreasing performance over time, does not need to be reapplied and has a durability of at least 8 years.

Application
All AMD and All Intel CPUs
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No info on their site. ANyone try it?
 
Seems like it would suck for WC units because its from 50C to 170C

I can't remember when I hit 50C last...

whats the tolerance for AS5?
 
One of our thermal engineers gave me some of THIS stuff. Its called TIC-4000 from bergquist. He said it would be better than anything thats on the market, but I haven't seen any data shees from AS5. Anyone have any experience with this stuff, or anything other than AS5?
 
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