Comment by PowerElectronix
3 days ago
They also sell liquid metal under the conductonaut line.
I thought ptm was all the rage anyway as it can't pump out and is very very long lasting, but I'm probably outdated in that respect.
3 days ago
They also sell liquid metal under the conductonaut line.
I thought ptm was all the rage anyway as it can't pump out and is very very long lasting, but I'm probably outdated in that respect.
If you can get real Honeywell or Laird phase change TIM, they are well proven in long service interval industrial applications. I personally run a Laird 7000 series PCM on my 5800X3D as well as my laptop which originally had Liquid Metal.
PTM is still all the rage, but liquid metal is more marketable.
Of the latest gen of AMD GPUs, a bunch used PTM.