News GPU Cooler Tested With Ketchup, Potatoes, and Cheese as Thermal Paste

[Admin]

A user on the Computerbase forums has tested 22 different substances, to see which ones perform best. His list includes thermal paste, thermal pads, food toothpaste and more.

GPU Cooler Tested With Ketchup, Potatoes, and Cheese as Thermal Paste : Read more

 

[TechieTwo]

Someone must be bored and trying to kill time to waste so much energy.

 

[ironmanjakarta]

I've heard honey works.

 

[USAFRet]

I've heard honey works.

"I've heard" all sorts of weird crap.

Super glue
toothpaste
spit
nothing at all

Doesn't make it true...lol

 

[OMGPWNTIME]

"I've heard" all sorts of weird crap.

Super glue
toothpaste
spit
nothing at all

Doesn't make it true...lol

Feels like I'm wearing, nothing at all!

On a serious note, there's a reason thermal paste exists lol

 

[DingusDog]

Feels like I'm wearing, nothing at all!

On a serious note, there's a reason thermal paste exists lol

Stupid sexy Flanders.

 

[cfbcfb]

Clearly they applied far too much cheese. Even though that concept doesn't exist.

 

[linuxdude]

I miss those real articles that where worth reading. and I miss anand too.
these days, every time I check tomshardware all i see is "now product XYZ now for only $$ at Amazon" and "ketchup does well as thermal grease".

 

[alan.campbell99]

Clearly they applied far too much cheese. Even though that concept doesn't exist.

64 slices of American cheese?

 

[Rokinamerica]

Ketchup, potatoes and cheese is my base thermal paste.

I add peppers and maybe salsa and eggs but that is my breakfast burrito on Super Bowl Sunday.

And it gets hot.

 

[TheOtherOne]

Next.... Try to cool it down with some fresh burning fire!

View: https://media.giphy.com/media/9AruxlhRj3PeR7BTH5/giphy.gif

 

[greenreaper]

I hear peanut butter works well, too - though presumably the smooth variants are best.

 

[cfbcfb]

I hear peanut butter works well, too - though presumably the smooth variants are best.

Not if you get the chunks centered on each chiplet. Then you're good to go.

 

[bit_user]

I miss those real articles that where worth reading and I miss anand too.
these days, every time I check tomshardware all i see is "now product XYZ now for only $$ at Amazon" and "ketchup does well as thermal grease".

I don't mind articles like this, but they should be somehow separated from the more "serious" news, so they don't dilute it or cause it to scroll off the feed too quickly.