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Tuniq TX-2 Thermalpaste - The new king on the block?
Posted by Philipp on: 2007-10-30 11:36:56 [ Print | Permalink ]

XtremeComputing takes a look at the Tuniq TX-2 Thermalpaste

"The first time I turned my computer on with the TX-2 paste, I noticed that the temperatures were better than they had been with fully ‘burnt in’ Arctic Silver 5. So it would appear that the TX-2 needs little or no burn in time to reach peak performance. That is no small feat!"

>> Tuniq TX-2 Thermalpaste - The new king on the block?