Comment by not_a9
2 days ago
For what it’s worth isn’t liquid metal actually not very good for extreme overclocking seeing as it solidifies at subzero temps?
2 days ago
For what it’s worth isn’t liquid metal actually not very good for extreme overclocking seeing as it solidifies at subzero temps?
Liquid metal needs to be liquid only when applied, to fill any micro-voids in the metal surfaces pressed together, of the CPU heat spreader and of the cooler heatsink.
After application, it does not matter whether it becomes solid, which is actually preferable, to diminish the risk that it would flow outside.