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Another one of the best!
Thermal grease increases the thermal conductivity between your CPU and the heatsink. Each thermal compound is different and choosing the right one will keep your CPU running a few degrees cooler. It may not mean much, but if you are an overclocker or modder than you know how precious each degree or even a fraction of a degree is.
A good thermal compound should be easy to apply, take off but should also perform at its best in all conditions. It should also last for a long time and should not harden or glue the heatsink to the CPU. Now, to see what the Arctic Cooling MX-2 can do, we put it to the test against the Noctua NT-H1 thermal grease. Let's see how they perform.
Enclosure : AZZA Helios 910R Mid Tower Case Processor : AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Motherboard : Asus M2N-E Video Card : PNY Verto GeForce 7600 GS 256MB PCI-e Hard Drive : Western Digital 320 GB SATA Cooling : Spire TherMax II CPU Cooler Power Supply : Dynex 400-watt Operating System : Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Memory : 2 x Corsair 1GB
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| Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 May 2010 |
