- Jan 8, 2009
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I recently purchased some some shin etsu tim for a really good price on ebay. My problem is that I noticed the performance was quite a bit worse than the IC diamond I had previously applied to my 480gtx. I was not expecting huge differences, and was doing it mainly for the hell of it, but I was not expecting it to perform worse. (testing was done at the exact same ambient temperature, while recording idle temps, load temps, fan rpm, with multiple mounts with the 7783D and no change)
I also noticed the viscosity was pretty low, similar to shin-etsu MicroSI G751 and not even close to the IC. I had heard that this stuff was difficult to spread(I did not use a spread method), and was surprised at how easily it came out of the tube. The type isn't printed on the tube, but you can identify the type by color of the cap, in this case red. However, MicroSI X23-7762 also has a red cap, and a lower viscosity.
My question to those who have experience with the above TIM's, how is the viscosity of the 7783D compared to IC diamond? Should it be so low? I am trying to figure out if the seller is selling the 7762 or even g751 as 7783D.
Thanks!
I also noticed the viscosity was pretty low, similar to shin-etsu MicroSI G751 and not even close to the IC. I had heard that this stuff was difficult to spread(I did not use a spread method), and was surprised at how easily it came out of the tube. The type isn't printed on the tube, but you can identify the type by color of the cap, in this case red. However, MicroSI X23-7762 also has a red cap, and a lower viscosity.
My question to those who have experience with the above TIM's, how is the viscosity of the 7783D compared to IC diamond? Should it be so low? I am trying to figure out if the seller is selling the 7762 or even g751 as 7783D.
Thanks!