Which thermal grease?

[TheRyuu]

AS5 for CPU's and GPU's (any type of core), Artic Ceramique for anything else (like RAM chips, etc. were you might need something non-conductive, although AS5 really isn't that conductive).

 

[LiquidImpulse]

Originally posted by: RallyMaster
Arctic Cooling MX-1.

this stuff is AMAZING when coupled with a AC freezer 64 pro, definately gets my vote.

 

[Brahmzy]

I've been pro AS5 for a long time, but I've read multiple reviews of the new Zalman stuff beating it out by a few degrees. No joke. And, it comes with a fingernail polish type applicator. So...I bought some today and will stick it on my Conroe/Ultra-120 to give it a shot!

 

[Howard]

I guess for peac of mind I would spend the few dollars on AS5, although I would definitely use whatever AC/Shin Etsu stuff I had lying around.

 

[DrMrLordX]

Originally posted by: wizboy11
AS5 for CPU's and GPU's (any type of core), Artic Ceramique for anything else (like RAM chips, etc. were you might need something non-conductive, although AS5 really isn't that conductive).

AS5 isn't conductive at all. It's slightly capacitative.

 

[Conky]

Another vote for AS-5. :thumbsup: You can get it delivered for $5.99 from svc.com

 

[secretanchitman]

another vote for AS5...but i just use the one that comes with the 3rd party heatsink. im gonna save my AS5 for my conroe build! hehe.

edit: its 3:22AM and i cant spell sorry...

 

[Brianoes]

I've had my little 2.5g tube of AS Ceramique for over two years now, and it's still going strong after 10+ applications! When that finally runs out (soon), I'll start looking for something new...or maybe not. +1 for flawless performance from Ceramique!

Brian