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post #21 of 24
oh and delta, "esse est percipere". Quid pro quo
Glad to see someone around here has a classical education.
post #22 of 24
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Originally Posted by JUSTlN SANE
better read again as5 is nonconductive skippy...
Whilst that's true, it's still not a good idea to have too much. As expected, the efficiency of heat transfer through the AS5 is not 100%, so you want it as thin as possible to minimize loss of efficiency (therefor maximising the heat transfer). At the same time this makes it easier to clean off when you reapply it.

Taken from the AS5 page: (link)

"Not Electrically Conductive:
Arctic Silver 5 was formulated to conduct heat, not electricity.
(While much safer than electrically conductive silver and copper greases, Arctic Silver 5 should be kept away from electrical traces, pins, and leads. While it is not electrically conductive, the compound is very slightly capacitive and could potentially cause problems if it bridges two close-proximity electrical paths.)"
post #23 of 24
Well, if it was a joke, that's good to hear.

Unfortunately, my experience has led me to never assume anyone is joking when it comes to computer questions.
post #24 of 24
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Originally Posted by aussie
well there goes ridicule, sarcasm and allegory all in one thread, not to mention parody, irony and stoicism... and no doubt most people here don't have a clue what I am talking about... what ever happened to a classical education...

"America is the only country to go from barbarism to decadence without first passing through civilisation" - Oscar Wilde
Hey Aussie 12 years of catholic education (their bastards with makin ya learn classical works) and right now im at a Liberal Arts College I think its safe to say I have a classical education.
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