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seen/used this rare thermal compound?
- Thread starter cfw
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I don't think you are. 
Seriously though, if it's rare, what's it called? It's certainly not shin etsu, and it doesn't exactly look like they broke the bank on marketing. I'm betting this is a cheap compound.
Although... It could be "Arctic Pearl!"
Seriously though, if it's rare, what's it called? It's certainly not shin etsu, and it doesn't exactly look like they broke the bank on marketing. I'm betting this is a cheap compound.
Although... It could be "Arctic Pearl!"
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You'd be in a rather...sticky...situation if you missed...
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- Sunshine State, USA
It's definitely a Stars thermal paste varient.
Probably a cheap compound made by Stars. Stars is a Chinese manufacturer that makes cheap thermal paste.
They also make cheap thermal paste that they claim has 25% silver. BUT, It has ZERO silver.
I believe Stars was the manufacturer of both OCZ's former Ultra two and Compusa's silver paste.
Probably a cheap compound made by Stars. Stars is a Chinese manufacturer that makes cheap thermal paste.
They also make cheap thermal paste that they claim has 25% silver. BUT, It has ZERO silver.
I believe Stars was the manufacturer of both OCZ's former Ultra two and Compusa's silver paste.
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Colin said:
A hearty welcome to Overclockers cfw!
I almost forgot to say that, good thing Colin is on the ball.
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yup,seen it and you can use it to cure yer roids to boot!
