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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.
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thermal paste?
- Thread starter pby5cat
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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.
You could also try out Ceramique, which is better than AA.
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cermique?
Is it as good as silver?
Is it as good as silver?
OP
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k thx Oni
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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)
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)
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sweet.
So it wouldn't be bad to get ceramique on them?
So it wouldn't be bad to get ceramique on them?
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NewbiePerson said:
Nope. It's a ceramic based paste, so it's completely non-conductive/capacitive.
