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Polysynthetic vs. Ceramique
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Which is best to use with my 2.4C ??

Arctic Silver's Premium Silver Polysynthetic Thermal Compound

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Arctic Silver's Premium High-Density Thermal Compound: Ceramique

dilemma ????????????

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I think the polysynth is the better choice as it spreads thinner in my experiance
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You guys know that there is a review on this very subject right now on the front page right?

To sum up: the ceramique won.
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we have a front page??? ::sheepish grin:: whoops sorry about that. I had more luck with the poly sythn thats all i said don't want to disagree
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makes me wanna do my own testing now that i've read that review...a good degrees eh?...we'll see
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well if I found polysynth about 2 degrees cooler using a +2100 and a Volcano 9 TT2 Coolmod lapped to a mirror, over the same setup so if you find em dead even it would be a +/- 2 degrees thats pretty close
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looks like i'll find out this weekend
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