MX 5 4 g

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por cierto está original tengan mucho cuidado con las imitaciones que compran mucho son esas las que les descomponen las consolas y duran casi nada . Join us in celebrating and promoting tech, knowledge, and the best gaming, study, and work platform there exists. As thermal pastes go, MX-series compounds are reliable and perform better than most pre-applied thermal pastes. The contact surfaces are milled flat with very fine grooves, which corresponds to high-quality CPU coolers.

In addition to heat transfer, thermal compounds often contain materials that protect against corrosion and ensure longevity for both the component and the heatsink. After the debacle of the MX-5, Arctic Cooling launched the MX-6, the true successor to the previously popular MX-4. It does not contain any expensive or precious metal particles, and it reaches its maximum performance immediately after application.The IHS of the CPU is nickel-coated copper whereas the base of the cooler is copper or nickel-coated copper. These cooling solutions help dissipate heat effectively, allowing for better performance and lower temperatures. If you wonder why the results were a few degrees different than the ones in my Noctua NH-D15S chromax.

The MX-5 paste cools my cpu a few degrees better, while being easier to spread and having better consistency. When the paste was placed on the IHS, it gave the impression that it is almost liquid (low Viscosity). This is important because it prevents accidental electrical connections between the conductive parts of the CPU/GPU and the heatsink, reducing the risk of short circuits. It's so thick that unless your cooler has a very high clamping force it won't actually spread evenly from pressure from the traditional pea / rice / center dot method, and putting too much on can actually create a "layer" of TIM that reduces optimal heat transfer.

It can cause corrosion, it is hard to apply, it can short out your other parts due to its conductive nature, and it will need to be re-applied much more often do to not having as long of a lifespan. This leads to low thermal resistance, guaranteeing that heat is dissipated efficiently from the CPUs, GPUs or power semiconductor components. Since the mere thermal conductivity value cannot provide any information about the actual performance, we put our MX-5 up against a broad field of competitors under laboratory conditions.

As said, you can go with MX4 and be OK, it's still good paste and this proves just because something is "New" doesn't mean it's better or even as good. black review despite a very similar hardware configuration, it was because the computer was tested in a different location. Other than that as far as I am aware everything is working hunky dory and I've had my pc running for a couple of months now since I used it :) I'm happy with it and I would think most normal users would be too. Durability and Consistency: MX-5 faced issues with durability and consistency, leading to its discontinuation.The too thick or too thin thermal paste would not help result in efficient thermal conductivity since too sparse or too thick to even spread out would be counterproductive. High CPU load results were obtained using the Prime95 in-place large FFTs test with eight worker threads for a minimum of 15 minutes or until the temperature was deemed stable. No meu caso, fiquei com receio de não conseguir cobrir toda a CPU e GPU com a pressão do dissipador por conta da dificuldade em separar a pasta da seringa, então optei por usar a espátula que acompanha o produto pra espalhar bem. The silicone gel carrier allows for optimal distribution of the paste, which is achieved through even contact pressure when mounting the heat sink.

This means it won’t cause short circuits or discharges when applied between the CPU/GPU and the heat sink.Among the notable contenders in this realm are Arctic’s thermal paste offerings: MX-4, MX-5, and MX-6. Arctic MX-4, MX-5, and MX-6 are thermal compounds designed to improve heat transfer between processors and heat sinks. Answer: Yes, Arctic MX-6 is suitable for direct-die cooling scenarios, particularly with graphics cards or console processor GPUs. Thermal Compounds: Arctic produces thermal compounds, also known as thermal pastes, which are used to improve the heat transfer between a CPU or GPU and its heatsink.