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nokiaXP said:i go to shop and ask for articsilver3 but the salesman say only got anticsilver3.
big_bertha said:honestly. with all the money you guys spend why the hell are you so cheep with a $10 tube of thermal paste.
big_bertha said:honestly. with all the money you guys spend why the hell are you so cheep with a $10 tube of thermal paste. the world may never know
GM1010 said:This is what I found when looking up Antec Silver...
http://www.1coolpc.com/quicksilver.htm
OCZ QuickSilver Compound A very special price on a tube of silver based compound. This is the bargain of the century! While supplies last only. (Note: this product is manufactured by OCZ for a very big name thermal compound manufacturer who we aren't allowed to mention. This is the same stuff and is primo quality.)
Looks ALOT like the AS3 tube...I wonder if it's the same, unless they're talking about another company.
Nevin said:Actually, current Antec silver compound with a label that wraps all the way around the tube and slightly overlaps and all PCtoys brand silver compound will perform identically to AS3.
(If you get my drift.)
Nevin House
President
Arctic Silver, Inc.
Artic Silver do not OEM for anyone..
Actually, current Antec silver compound with a label that wraps all the way around the tube and slightly overlaps and all PCtoys brand silver compound will perform identically to AS3.
LittlePiggie said:Ok, first of all, why would the PRESIDENT of arctic silver come here and tell us that antec reference thermal paste is identical to AS3 when the antec paste costs half the price for the same amount?? What's that I smell, cod?? Also, I can tell you first hand that antec is NOTHING like AS3...well, a little, like how it looks and how it tastes, but that's different. All I know is that 1) I can get a tube of antec for 8 bucks and a tube of as3 for 12 bucks in town, 2) When I switched to as3, my temps dropped 3C from antec, 3) Neither tastes to great.
P.S. No offense Nevin, but I am just voicing my opinion.
Oh yeah, it is called Antec Reference Silver Thermal Compound, not Antec Silver.
Antec also was a b!tch to get out of the tube...