Coolaboratorys Liquid Pro

setter · 23 May 2015 at 11:23

Great to hear that it's easily cleaned. Whilst i like clu/p, the hassle of cleaning it when removing the cooler is a bit annoying. That and i dont fancy sandpapering the chip and cooler, do enough sanding at work.

MrMD · 23 May 2015 at 12:55

Im intrested in this new paste^^ Any idea of when it hits retail?

CLP removal is what makes it a nogo for me.

Cat_J · 23 May 2015 at 13:15

Haven't had to clean it yet, does it go hard? I'm not opposed to lapping my CPU, however i'd much rather not do my waterblock.

Jumper118 · 23 May 2015 at 19:34

Cat_J said:
Haven't had to clean it yet, does it go hard? I'm not opposed to lapping my CPU, however i'd much rather not do my waterblock.

it sort of welds itself to the cpu heat spreader. it has gallium in it i think.

setter · 23 May 2015 at 19:39

I got it off the cooler base using the provided scouring pad. There were a few traces left on the ihs which I cleaned with ipa as I was wary of removing the info printed on it. Sold the cpu to a fella on here who got it cleaned at an electronics lsb with an isopropyl jet wash. Left it looking spotless.

Cat_J · 23 May 2015 at 20:04

Actually we have an ultrasonic IPA bath at work. good thinking

Twirlywoos · 23 May 2015 at 20:50

8 Pack said:
The new thermal Grizley paste Roman has helped develop for Caseking is almost this level of performance and totally non conductive. Look out for this one as soon as we get stocks.

I heard on OCN it doesn't beat the thermal conductivity of CLP/U though and when applying it on the dye (for those who delid) CLP/U out-performs it.

For application on the IHS it's good though. I did ask Stulid to review the stuff a while back and not heard back.