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For all those who are not yet familiar with the performance of the new Nanotherm PCM+ thermal interface material, you may to read this independent review thread we received today from a Forum member and (former) AS user over at Overclockers.com -...

Both of our websites are undergoing major upgrades right now, but you can find out more information about the new Nanotherm PCM+ at www.esgn.com and www.nanotherm.com. FrozenCPU.com, CozyPC.com and Xoxide.com currently have the PCM+ product in stock. Outside the US, please feel free to contact...

Those seeking a TIM that is extremely simple to apply, easy to clean up and provides superior thermal performance over other thermal compounds should give some serious consideration to our new Nanotherm PCM+ thermal interface material.

We're going to be selecting 5 Forum members from Anandtech to do a comparison review of our new Nanotherm Thermal Compound. We're looking for experienced members who will do a robust comparison test of Nanotherm vs. ASII, Alumina and/or ASIII. We will supply complimentary sample(s) of...

No, it is an altogether a unique and novel compound - the first of it's kind as far as I know - and as far as my patent searches have taken me. It is comprised of high tech, inert and non-toxic ceramic compounds in a non-silicone based carrier. It is, in fact, a true "Nanocomposite...

I'm the inventor of a new "Nanocomposite" thermal interface material, called Nanotherm (tm). As you know, thermal interface material is the stuff that bridges the gap between the processor core and the heat sink & fan assembly, filling the microscopic voids on each surface...

My name is Scott and I'm the inventor of a new Thermal Interface Material, called Nanotherm (tm). Nanotherm is a new concept in thermal compounds. It's a true "Nanocomposite" material that's non-silicone based with high thermally conductive, heat resistant and electrically insulative...