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| Brand: | Arctic Silver |
Technical Details
- Thermal Resistance: <0.007°C-in2/Watt (0.001 inch layer)
- Thermal Conductance: >200,000W/m2.°C (0.001 inch layer)
- Average Particle Size: <0.38 microns <0.000015 inch ( 67 particles lined up in a row equal 1/1000th of an inch. )
- Temperature limits: Peak: -150°C to >180°C Long-Term: -150°C to 125°C
- Coverage Area: 2.5-gram syringes. (About 1cc) At a layer 0.003" thick, one tube will cover approximately 20 square inches.
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Product Description
Céramique uses a high-density layered composite of five unique shapes of thermally conductive aluminum oxide, boron nitride and zinc oxide sub-micron particles to maximize particle-to-particle contact area and thermal transfer in micro to moderate bond line situations. This exclusive combination provides performance exceeding most metal based compounds.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Greatly lowers temperatures and won't short circuits
8 Mar 2009
I recently bought this to replace the Dell heat sink compounds on my portable computer as I upgraded my processor.
One has to be careful to not use electrically-conductive thermal grease on chips which have small circuit features immediately on or next to them. While my processor module was completely immune to short circuits (Intel's packaging insulates the entire module, allowing electrically-conductive materials to be used), both my graphics chip and a bus chip were not as well designed, and since both also shared the heat piping system for internal cooling, I had to assure they continued to vent properly.
Fortunately, after some visiting to different websites, I found this to be the best to try. I was very impressed! My graphics chip now runs about 20F degrees cooler than before and the whole bottom of the portable feels much cooler.
Although I would recommend the electrically-conductive Arctic Silver for chips which have appropriate insulation (due to the slightly better heat conductivity it has), without a doubt I heartily recommend this compound for all other uses, and if you must, this would work fine on processor modules, as well.
Buy this and you won't be sorry.
One has to be careful to not use electrically-conductive thermal grease on chips which have small circuit features immediately on or next to them. While my processor module was completely immune to short circuits (Intel's packaging insulates the entire module, allowing electrically-conductive materials to be used), both my graphics chip and a bus chip were not as well designed, and since both also shared the heat piping system for internal cooling, I had to assure they continued to vent properly.
Fortunately, after some visiting to different websites, I found this to be the best to try. I was very impressed! My graphics chip now runs about 20F degrees cooler than before and the whole bottom of the portable feels much cooler.
Although I would recommend the electrically-conductive Arctic Silver for chips which have appropriate insulation (due to the slightly better heat conductivity it has), without a doubt I heartily recommend this compound for all other uses, and if you must, this would work fine on processor modules, as well.
Buy this and you won't be sorry.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Special non-conductive thermal compound
22 Dec 2008
I'm a bigger fan of Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound for cooling CPUs, but Ceramique has it's place. The nice thing about it is that it is 100% non conductive, which means you can be messy with it without worries about shorting out your board. This is really nice if you're applying it to things other than your CPU (like the mosfets on a motherboard). I don't think it is as effective as AS5 at dropping temps, but for what it's intended for, it is really useful.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Great temps once you get it applied.
11 Jan 2007
It can be tricky to spread, but if you follow the new instructions and just apply a ribbon it is pretty easy.
Droped my temps 3 deg c from AS-5
Droped my temps 3 deg c from AS-5
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