Fujipoly

[tp4tissue]

is 2 xpensive.. !!

[xtrafrood]

is 2 xpensive.. !!

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Tis blanket for MCU?

[tp4tissue]

is 2 xpensive.. !!

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Tis blanket for MCU?

Blanket for Machine-Soul..

[tp4tissue]

Bagh..  Just put it in..

Vrm is 8C cooler..  Dat's good,  But overall effect, + 30mhz coreclock..


So..... That's 80 Cents per Mhz....  Such good deal Tp,  Tp, Master @ monies..

[noisyturtle]

Thermal pads are a terrible idea. You see how thick that thing is? Do you see it? Are you insane? Also way too costly for the exact same results you get with thermal paste. Totally pointless.

[tp4tissue]

Thermal pads are a terrible idea. You see how thick that thing is? Do you see it? Are you insane? Also way too costly for the exact same results you get with thermal paste. Totally pointless.

Noisyturtle = n00b.

[noisyturtle]

tp = c0gnitive bias bandwag0n effect

[Leslieann]

Thermal pads are a terrible idea. You see how thick that thing is? Do you see it? Are you insane? Also way too costly for the exact same results you get with thermal paste. Totally pointless.

Thermal pads are the only option for areas with large gaps, which are often found in laptops on the chipset or VRM modules in desktops. The most efficient materials like Liquid Metal cannot span larger gaps at all and even those that can are often worse than a thermal pad.

I do agree with you about the cost and benefit in this case, however in a laptop that temp drop would be welcome in many that get quite warm.


Also it may be thinner than you think, or compress a lot, we need a banana for scale.

[xtrafrood]

Ohhh, VRMs.. got it