[Affiliates News] Thermal Paste Roundup August 2008 @ APH Networks

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Dear Media friends,

APH Networks has published a new review that your readers might enjoy. A post

in your site's news section would be greatly appreciated!

* Title: Thermal Paste Roundup August 2008 ( -at -) APH Networks

* Description: It has been over a year since we've reviewed thermal paste.

With the previous presented to us being Arctic Cooling's excellent MX-2

thermal compound in July 2007 and reviewed August 2007 -- it was, no doubt,

excellent thermal paste; and were able to achieve a score of 8.1/10 on our

Number Ratings. Thermal paste may seem so insignificant -- it can be easily

overlooked to an extent that many people simply buy what they've heard of the

most, and not necessarily what is the best. Thermal paste may 'seem' to be

all the same with each other; but each is actually quite unique with

different companies making different formulas for synthetic compounds or

metal compounds. But all serves the same purpose to allowing better transfer

between the cooled device and the cooler; filling microscopic valleys in

surfaces that has microscopic imperfections to maximize heat transfer

efficiency at its source. Today, we will be looking into several different

brands of claimed 'high performance' thermal paste and see which one performs

the best. Our four-way competition today includes the 'classic' Arctic Silver

5, our previous winner Arctic Cooling MX-2, the price competitive Tuniq TX-2,

and the NT-H1 paste from silent PC enthusiasts' favorite company Noctua.

* Link: http://aphnetworks.com/reports/thermal_paste_roundup_august_2008 [1]

* Image:

http://aphnetworks.com/report/thermal_paste_roundup_august_2008/005.JPG [2]

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