Thermal compound, also known as thermal paste and thermal grease, is a material used to fill the microscopic gaps between a computer's CPU and its heat sink. Thermal compound significantly ...

Liquid metal compound isn't much without a proper heat sink though; improved conductivity is meaningless unless you have a proper system in place to properly dissipate the heat. Thankfully the PS5 ...

improving heat transfer from the component to the heat sink. The ARCTIC MX-5 Thermal Compound is designed to provide superior thermal performance, making it an excellent choice for both amateur ...

Traditional thermal compound like Arctic's MX-4 paste has a 8.5 W/mK rating. This also indicates the PS5 could have a copper heat sink. Liquid metal thermal compound is made of gallium ...

[HIGH DURABILITY]: high stability & reliability polysynthetic thermal compound, at least 5 years last without addtional apply again. [EASY TO USE]: widely used for CPU, GPU, Coolers, IC Processor ...

A new silicone heat sink compound is stored in an easy-to-use syringe applicator. Specially blended with zinc oxide, the silicone compound is said to have outstanding heat transfer properties.

resulting in three smaller heat sinks. We didn’t realize that thermal compound has enough gripping power to hold the sinks in place without any mechanical fastener, but apparently it does.

Here’s something you’re supposed to do about once every millenium or so on your trusty BMW Airhead – apply heat sink compound to the underside of the electronic ignition module. Thanks to Matt ...

It's actually a pretty good thermal compound, it actually melts and flows ... it's very much one use and if you ever remove the heat sink, it has to be scraped off and replaced.

strap a gigantic heat sink to the back. That’s exactly what [Eric] did, and the finished product looks great. The heatsink chosen for this application is a gigantic cube of aluminum, most likely ...