thermal paste?

[pby5cat]

is arctic alumina ok to use on GPU and memory? it has aluminum in it, that is electricly conductive, yet Arctic Silver says its electricly nonconductive.

[Oni]

Arctic Alumina is not conductive at all. Perfectly safe to use on video cards!

You could also try out Ceramique, which is better than AA.

[NewbiePerson]

cermique?
Is it as good as silver?

[pby5cat]

k thx Oni

[zebkoolindc]

Cermaique is better than As3 but not as good as AS5

Arctic Silver is non-conductive but it is capacative.

So if it gets on traces it would be like having little capacitors in the wrongs spots (BAD)

[NewbiePerson]

sweet.
So it wouldn't be bad to get ceramique on them?

[Oni]

Originally posted by NewbiePerson
sweet.
So it wouldn't be bad to get ceramique on them?

Nope. It's a ceramic based paste, so it's completely non-conductive/capacitive.