First off I just wanted to say Hi to everyone. I have been reading these forums for 5 months now and this is my first post. 
I have a 9300 that was PM from a 1.8-2.4. Depending on where I was my cpu temps were hitting 95C under a load (yes I was using AS5).
This was way to high for me and looking at other peoples posts, I was not the only one with high cpu temps. My first idea was to put a watercooler in it! Using old watercooler parts, I tried to put the pump in the battery slot and mount the water reservoir under the laptop. I finally gave up on this idea because of the pain and time it was causing. Time for my next solution!!!!
Is AS5 really the best thing on the market right now? I believe so till I did some research. We have a store down the road from me called Frozencpu and they just got this new stuff call Coollaboratory Liquid PRO Thermal Interface Material. I am not going to go into all the specs behind it but this stuff is pretty much mercury! (Please read all the warnings and stuff) If you don’t do it right you will break your laptop.
http://www.frozencpu.com/thr-26.html
It says it can't make contact with aluminum. I don’t know what the cpu heat sink is made of and it could aluminum? What I did is purchase a 40x40mm copper block.
http://www.frozencpu.com/exp-03.html
I cut the block in 1/4, just enough to cover the cpu. Because the cooper block raised the heat sink, I had to remove the springs out of the cpu block screws to screw it down. (I used AS5 on the top of the cooper block touching the cpu heatsink)
It says it takes 48 hours for it to work at full strength. I am happy to let everyone know that my load temperature is currently 65C after 3 hours of F.E.A.R.
I have a 9300 that was PM from a 1.8-2.4. Depending on where I was my cpu temps were hitting 95C under a load (yes I was using AS5).
This was way to high for me and looking at other peoples posts, I was not the only one with high cpu temps. My first idea was to put a watercooler in it! Using old watercooler parts, I tried to put the pump in the battery slot and mount the water reservoir under the laptop. I finally gave up on this idea because of the pain and time it was causing. Time for my next solution!!!!Is AS5 really the best thing on the market right now? I believe so till I did some research. We have a store down the road from me called Frozencpu and they just got this new stuff call Coollaboratory Liquid PRO Thermal Interface Material. I am not going to go into all the specs behind it but this stuff is pretty much mercury! (Please read all the warnings and stuff) If you don’t do it right you will break your laptop.
http://www.frozencpu.com/thr-26.html
It says it can't make contact with aluminum. I don’t know what the cpu heat sink is made of and it could aluminum? What I did is purchase a 40x40mm copper block.
http://www.frozencpu.com/exp-03.html
I cut the block in 1/4, just enough to cover the cpu. Because the cooper block raised the heat sink, I had to remove the springs out of the cpu block screws to screw it down. (I used AS5 on the top of the cooper block touching the cpu heatsink)
It says it takes 48 hours for it to work at full strength. I am happy to let everyone know that my load temperature is currently 65C after 3 hours of F.E.A.R.








So are you telling us that you've been hangin' around here reading the forum for FIVE MONTHS, applied Artic Silver with terrible results FOUR TIMES, and you chose to break your 5 month silence not to ask for advice, but rather to tell us all about this new wonder product?!


but if you are just helping out than thanx for the info...