You mean Thermal Grizzly right? I couldn't figure out which one to buy (Hydronaut, Conductonaut, Kryonaut, or Aeronaut). Almost bought a tube from
Tech Ingredients after watching their
Youtube video.
Hochwertige Wärmeleitlösungen für Prozessoren und Computerchips
www.thermal-grizzly.com
Its the Kryonaut your after for heat sinks.
Conductonaut is the liquid metal.
Carbonaut is the Graphene Pad.
The other i think are just Derbaur's snake oil.
Just remember my original statement... the higher w/m*K you go up the ladder, the thicker the paste will be.
Its easly for CPU mounts, but makes your GPU spread a nightmare as it will clump with itself, and make spreading near impossible / difficult, unless you apply it on a warm day.
And you ALWAYS make sure you got
100% coverage on a GPU DIE or any naked and exposed DIE, and i usually never recommend a CPU type install on TIM on a naked DIE.
$17 for a tube of paste seems like a waste when a $8-$10 tube will give you the same (or better) temps.
There's all kinds of snakeoil products that make big claims when it comes to simple things like thermal pastes.
But that's just me......
i never said it was cheap... lol..
Its pricey even for the 1g at 14 dollars in amazon.
But is it the best.... yes, its the best...
But how much are you paying for that .1C? Almost 1/3rd more, to double price depending on vol. purchased.
For example, this is my always goto heat paste.
www.newegg.com
But i buy it in the 30g edition, because i have too many PC's and i also service too many PC's for family / friends.
So 30g is the ideal solution.
How well does it perform? I think its better, i get more stable and consistant mounts.
Its about .1-.2C worse performance over a Thermal Grizzly but thats if i get the MOUNT's absolutely perfect, with perfect die coverage, and perfect amount.... bleh.. in short... its very difficult to repeat... and usually not called for unless i am going after record breaking temps. Something Air / AIO cooling enthusiast wont be going after.