Thermal Grizzley Kryonaut - consistency?

[Destination]

Thermal Grizzley Kryonaut - consistency?
As per the title, is this stuff very viscous?
Consistency of clay or thereabouts?


I am assuming one wants a very very thin layer between cpu and heatsink?

 

[razorpakk]

Thermal Grizzley Kryonaut - consistency?
As per the title, is this stuff very viscous?
Consistency of clay or thereabouts?


I am assuming one wants a very very thin layer between cpu and heatsink?

Yes, but don't worry too much.

 

[Drollic]

Yes, thicker than as5 and a bit more awkward to apply.

 

[eddiew]

Yes, but don't worry too much.

This video upsets me and I don't quite know why.

I struggle to get Kryonaut to spread to the corners of my IHS, but that probably doesn't matter much anyway... They do include a little spreader doodad in even the little packs.

 

[Destination]

Yes, but don't worry too much.

I had watched this the other day, btu oddly enough, I am finding issues, swapped a i7 920 to a xeon 5650, straight swap, reapplied brand new tim, everything else the same, dual fan noctua cooler, and I am finding at stock the xeon is hitting 92 under cpu load.
Seems rather excessive

 

[Destination]

Very confused now, rebooted, set everything to auto, which is basically where it was now the temps are maxing at 72, which seems more normal.
I assume something was overvoting the nasty beforehand.

I will jump to the 5650 thread and get a reference voltage to test against.

 

[beany_bot]

Very confused now, rebooted, set everything to auto, which is basically where it was now the temps are maxing at 72, which seems more normal.
I assume something was overvoting the nasty beforehand.

I will jump to the 5650 thread and get a reference voltage to test against.

Are you using an AIO? I had this but was an air bubble caught in the pump or something.