J Judderman New member Jun 2, 2011 #1 Hi Guys, The one thing I haven't thought about in my new build is the thermal paste. I'm gonna be using it in conjunction with a Noctua NH-D14 Any help is appreciated
Hi Guys, The one thing I haven't thought about in my new build is the thermal paste. I'm gonna be using it in conjunction with a Noctua NH-D14 Any help is appreciated
Sapsh New member Jun 2, 2011 #4 Arctic Silver 5, its not very cheap but good. Temps on my laptop dropped ~10 degrees only by changing thermal paste.
Arctic Silver 5, its not very cheap but good. Temps on my laptop dropped ~10 degrees only by changing thermal paste.
J Judderman New member Jun 2, 2011 #5 not really worried about cheap tbh, if im gonna pay out for the parts i aint gonna skrimp on the paste
not really worried about cheap tbh, if im gonna pay out for the parts i aint gonna skrimp on the paste
Sapsh New member Jun 2, 2011 #7 I got 3.5 grams of it for about 6 quid, and that's enough to cover at least 5 cpus (correct me if im wrong)
I got 3.5 grams of it for about 6 quid, and that's enough to cover at least 5 cpus (correct me if im wrong)
SieB New member Jun 2, 2011 #8 D14 comes with Noctua's own thermal paste NH-T1, it's good stuff as well it's what i'm using with my D14. That's NT-H1 not NH-T1, my bad.
D14 comes with Noctua's own thermal paste NH-T1, it's good stuff as well it's what i'm using with my D14. That's NT-H1 not NH-T1, my bad.
Grizzly New member Jun 2, 2011 #9 IC Diamond is supposed to be some of the best stuff around if you don't mind paying a bit more for thermal paste, doesn't break the bank either.
IC Diamond is supposed to be some of the best stuff around if you don't mind paying a bit more for thermal paste, doesn't break the bank either.
