** THERMAL GRIZZLY - CHAMPIONSHIP THERMAL PASTE **
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Perfect for die yes. I am using on LN2 and ambient with Skylake. No need for nail varnish or any of that stuff.
cheers mate!
I will be appying Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut to my Asus Ares 3 as the OEM paste on ares is so crap and the spread method they used is awful...
Btw they didn't even passively cool 3 memory modules, lol. They were naked, no pads on then, not touching anything...
Btw they didn't even passively cool 3 memory modules, lol. They were naked, no pads on then, not touching anything...
OcUK Staff
^ Afew C maybe. SO no real need.
Caporegime
That's a right mess.
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Thinking of trying Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut on my 4670k and h80i do you think i can see a difference? my idle temp is around 35
Bah idle temps - they do not matter much - it is your load temps that do, but I saved 3-4 degrees off my load temps.
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Just ordered my self some Kryonaut, Going to try this with my new h100i GTX
Hi guys.
I just received my Thermal Grizzly Kryoanut.
This is my second order, however the tubes differ.
Have they changed something or is there anything wrong with it ?
The new tube and packaging is considerably bigger than the old one.
NEW(LEFT)-------------------------------------OLD(RIGHT)
I just received my Thermal Grizzly Kryoanut.
This is my second order, however the tubes differ.
Have they changed something or is there anything wrong with it ?
The new tube and packaging is considerably bigger than the old one.
NEW(LEFT)-------------------------------------OLD(RIGHT)
so you got more paste for the same price? i think this is a win for you tbh
by the looks of it they have the same amount of paste in them
Soldato
Maybe they revised it slightly.
lol this is the reason the packaging is bigger. Their trying to make you think your getting more for your money. Of course, your not, they both contain 11.1g of paste.so you got more paste for the same price? i think this is a win for you tbh
The weigth should be 11.1G(as stated on the packaging) but the new one "feels" much bigger ...
Anyway, looking forward to my Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut - 73 W/mk
http://www.computerbase.de/2015-12/intel-skylake-heatspreader-delid-die-mate-test/2/
For comparison, here is the "Thermal Conductivity" values for comparison:
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut - 73 W/mk
Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra - 38.4 W/mk
Coollaboratory Liquid Pro - 32.6 W/mk
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut -12.5 W/mk
Gelid GC-Extreme - 8.5 W/mk
Our cpus/gpus need it!(at least mine
)
What do you guys think ?
I personally wonder how this paste will perform vs CL Ultra/Pro.
Other info://
It costs 6£ for a syringe.
They told me it's 0,16ml(1g).
CL Pro is:
0,15 ml(1g) and costs 9£ for a syringe.
Anyway, looking forward to my Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut - 73 W/mk
http://www.computerbase.de/2015-12/intel-skylake-heatspreader-delid-die-mate-test/2/
For comparison, here is the "Thermal Conductivity" values for comparison:
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut - 73 W/mk
Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra - 38.4 W/mk
Coollaboratory Liquid Pro - 32.6 W/mk
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut -12.5 W/mk
Gelid GC-Extreme - 8.5 W/mk
Our cpus/gpus need it!(at least mine
)What do you guys think ?
I personally wonder how this paste will perform vs CL Ultra/Pro.
Other info://
It costs 6£ for a syringe.
They told me it's 0,16ml(1g).
CL Pro is:
0,15 ml(1g) and costs 9£ for a syringe.
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This is the overall best TC I have ever used to date! It's easy to apply and remove if needed, and the results speak for themselves. I have got clock speeds in excess of GHz on a i7-920 (only on one core unfortunately) under load temps of 64 deg C Max on WC.
I would recommend this product to anyone wanting to improve their systems, be it for overclocking, longevity of components or just to know you have the best.
I would recommend this product to anyone wanting to improve their systems, be it for overclocking, longevity of components or just to know you have the best.
Soldato
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This is the overall best TC I have ever used to date! It's easy to apply and remove if needed, and the results speak for themselves. I have got clock speeds in excess of GHz on a i7-920 (only on one core unfortunately) under load temps of 64 deg C Max on WC.
I would recommend this product to anyone wanting to improve their systems, be it for overclocking, longevity of components or just to know you have the best.
Not sure if serious
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Looking at this article am i a year late and this product maybe already replaced with something newer, would this is ideal for a replacement on a H100i AIO, or should i be looking at obtaining shin etsu paste which i cant find on the OC as I was told that was the original paste on the AIO when purchased new.
To Mods: i hope it okay to use another brand name in the forum which you dont have listed on your site, if not please accept my apologies and remove.
To Mods: i hope it okay to use another brand name in the forum which you dont have listed on your site, if not please accept my apologies and remove.
It's fine to mention stuff OCUK don't sell, just don't mention competitor names.
TBH you can use any thermal paste. Just get what's good and easily available. They're really very similar. Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut might bag you an extra degree or two but there isn't much difference between pastes.
I've got Kryonaut on my 5820K and haven't had any issues with it.
Just don't try messing around with any of the "liquid metal" pastes e.g. Liquidmetal Pro. They're tricky to apply and can stain/mark the CPU heatspreader.
TBH you can use any thermal paste. Just get what's good and easily available. They're really very similar. Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut might bag you an extra degree or two but there isn't much difference between pastes.
I've got Kryonaut on my 5820K and haven't had any issues with it.
Just don't try messing around with any of the "liquid metal" pastes e.g. Liquidmetal Pro. They're tricky to apply and can stain/mark the CPU heatspreader.