Defeating thermal paste pump-out in high power GPUs

[Woomack]

It's weird that there is no technical data for the Duronaut, and there is no info on the TG website or in stores.

 

[EarthDog]

.... this reminds me....I started folding and the difference between the core and Hotspot is like 20c on a watercooled card. Guess I should re-tim, lol.

 

[Woomack]

I remember it was normal for my AMD cards. Some Nvidia cards were also not far from the 15-20°C difference. Many TIMs shouldn't change their state for 2-3 years. Some even up to 7 years. I guess it was never properly tested, as real results are sometimes far from the lab tests.

 

[yoadknux]

Here you go...

Thermal Grizzly releases new Duronaut high-performance thermal paste with long-term stability

Thermal Grizzly releases Duronaut high-performance thermal paste with exceptional long-term stability, ready to keep your CPU even cooler.

www.tweaktown.com

Interesting, I don't mind trying it, but I feel like PTM7950 is already the way to go.
By the way, Thermal Grizzly also has a pad that is supposed to do the same thing, but I didn't choose it because of its electrical properties.

If you're going to re-paste soon, do a comparison like I did in this thread