New kid on the block but a google search reveals nothing. Anyone with experience or any proper reviews ?. Thermal Grizzly website says little as usual.
Looks like it's pretty new, perhaps no one has reviewed it yet. I do love how the product description goes into very specific detail on....the components of any thermal past (silicone oil, aluminum, other stuff). A thermal conductivity number would be nice at the very least..New kid on the block but a google search reveals nothing. Anyone with experience or any proper reviews ?. Thermal Grizzly website says little as usual.
It's supposed to be used with servers and other applications that are not shut down for years and work at full capacity all that time. "Normal" pastes my experience "pump out" or dry out when faced with such demands and would probably have to be changed once a year with downtime. Thermal conductivity number is not too important, most modern pastes are within couple of % of each other.New kid on the block but a google search reveals nothing. Anyone with experience or any proper reviews ?. Thermal Grizzly website says little as usual.
One of the final versions of Duronaut thermal pastes was tested by IGORSLAB before its release on the market. Its working name was Paste X. The version tested by Igor was around Thermalight version 8 and 9 (most parameters very similar), but its radically changed composition had a significant impact on its efficiency and, above all, durability (no pumping out) and IGORS initially estimated it at the very top, i.e. classified it among a group of pastes from the koncern Dow Corning > Dowsil 5888, Dowsil 5550, KOLD-01 (rebrand Dowsil 5888) and others like Maxtor 10, SAVIO GLACIER TG 04 (rebrand Maxtor 10), XTM70, TF8-9, TFX. FROST X45, Shin Etsu 7921-5 (not yet tested by Igor lab).New kid on the block but a google search reveals nothing. Anyone with experience or any proper reviews ?. Thermal Grizzly website says little as usual.