Bergquist Hi-flow thermal pad

JFettig · 11-09-02, 08:51 PM

http://www.bergquistcompany.com/tm_h...cfm?oid=104287

hey guys, i just got a sample of this stuff, looks real good, from what I hear its good. except i see one problem, the phaze change temp is 65c... i may have to turn off my waterpump temporarily...

what do you guys think of it?
if the weather is bad tomorow ill get it in and give it a try...

-edit- this stuff is .01inches thick with the protective coating stuff that peels off

wildfrogman · 11-09-02, 09:30 PM

I hope it works good, been looking around at different thermal pads recently.

Gnufsh · 11-10-02, 02:09 AM

thermal pad...

*GASP*

but... we are overclockers...

we cannot use such a device!

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hmm... 65C is a little too warm.

grunjee · 11-10-02, 03:58 AM

maskedgeek you're talking about thermal pads?... ok you're really starting to scare me

Who knows, maybe it could be useful... I'd like to see how it performs.

JFettig · 11-10-02, 07:39 AM

this is what i heard, so i figured id request a sample.... suposely they are really good but im not so sure....

11-09-02, 08:51 PM	Thread Starter #1
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11-09-02, 09:30 PM	#2
wildfrogman Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Sitting at my computer playing UT2004.	I hope it works good, been looking around at different thermal pads recently.
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11-10-02, 02:09 AM	#3
Gnufsh Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: June Lake, California	thermal pad... GASP but... we are overclockers... we cannot use such a device! ------ hmm... 65C is a little too warm. __________________ Lost access to the classifieds? Look here. Forum Policies Sig Rules "Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened." -Sir Winston Churchill
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11-10-02, 03:58 AM	#4
grunjee Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Tri-Cities, Washington	maskedgeek you're talking about thermal pads?... ok you're really starting to scare me Who knows, maybe it could be useful... I'd like to see how it performs.
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11-10-02, 07:39 AM	Thread Starter #5
JFettig Hey! I showered! Senior Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: MN	this is what i heard, so i figured id request a sample.... suposely they are really good but im not so sure.... __________________ \|\|http://www.wc101.com - Watercooling101\|\| \|\|http://jfettigmachines.com CNC kits\|\|
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