Product Comparison: Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut vs ARCTIC Silver 5 (AS5-3.5G)
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- 10C drops in temperatures for cpu and gpu components is common.
- This has one of the highest thermal conductivities on the market.
- Liquid metal is highly conductive, so any contact with your motherboard or contacts will undoubtedly cause damage.
- Don't use with aluminum, it will corrode and eat away at it.
- Its thermal conductivity is some of the best on the shelf.
- It's non conductive and it gives much cooler temps than your stock thermal paste.
- Worked great! Thermal conductivity is noticeably better than whatever the crap Apple put on my Macbook before was.
- Worked great very thick and sticky and made a great film for heat conduction!
- Conductivity and heat transfer is amazing.
- Easy to apply, excellent heat transfer.
- It conducts heat really good, spreads good.
- Does good conducting of heat from processor to heat sink.
- Enough for several CPUs. Easy to use. Great thermal conductivity.
- This material is high quality and is one of the best thermal pastes you can get.
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