I’ll stick to TG Kryonaut and Conductonaut thanks.
Applying a non-conductive paste, with surface tension to keep it in place, is already incredibly simple. I get great temps and my little tubes last for ages. I understand people’s reticence with products like conductonaut, but (imo) it’s only for deliding amyway, so if you’re scared of thermal paste you won’t be pulling off the IHS any time soon.
I like to see innovation, but I honestly don’t see any real benefits to the product, especially considering the clamping force required. Plus, surely with handling, dropping etc it’s going to pick up contaminants that reduce performance.
The only places I can see it being useful is in the commercial, education, industrial and public sectors, where computers are often neglected and remain in service for orders of magnitude longer than our enthusiast machines.
For those of you who’re interested in this, can I ask why?