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    Question how much has as5 brought your temps done by?

    how much has as5 brought your temps done by?

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    down by?

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    from using as5

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    compared to without the use of as5

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    This thread went no where quickly.

    I'll let you know, cm_uk - currently waiting for delivery of some AS5 from the US (Meaning, it'll be another 3 or so weeks), hopefully I'll see a nice decrease from my current 48 C.
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    what i meant was.... that say ur temp is 44 idle and 48 full load.and u put some as5 on.how much will it bring ur temp down by?how many degress c????

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    full load, average over 4 machines, 1 or 2 degrees celsius, as opposed to using a tube of RS standard heat sink compound

    which is pretty good, in my opinion

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    RS standard heat sink compound whats that like?how much is it?were can u get it from?

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    u can get it from RS. I dont see the big deal about these new thermal compounds, unless there is a real rotton one, they are pretty much all the same.
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    Korky, I agree with you, all of the 'quality' thermal compounds supposedly designed for CPU cores - they're all much a muchness, imo.

    The RS stuff is available from RS (Radio Spares) they're based in Corby, on-line and have trade outlets all over the UK. I usually use it for mounting big transistors in audio amps, but it works quite well on CPU cores as well, and it's cheap.

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    got a url for this RS stuff

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    thank man

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    this the stuff m8 and is it fine + good for cpus
    http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/browse/M...stockNo=554311

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