Specifications: The thermal conductivity of CTG8D reaches 12.8W/mK, achieving above average performance on the market at a relatively moderate price. It can quickly reduce the temperature difference between CPU/GPU cores and meet the cooling needs of mainstream gaming laptops, desktop computers, and mid-range graphics cards. The non-conductive formula completely avoids the
Part Number: Canned thermal paste has a unit price about 50% lower than syringe packaging, and is more recommended for large consumer groups such as physical stores, server fields, power battery fields, aerospace fields, etc.
Specifications: GEL canned thermal paste can be purchased at an extremely low price with a net content of 50g and a thermal conductivity coefficient of 10.5W/mK, which can quickly reduce the temperature difference between CPU/GPU cores and meet the cooling needs of mainstream gaming laptops, desktop computers, and mid-range graphics cards.
Specifications: The thermal conductivity of CTG10 thermal paste reaches 14.5W/mK, which can quickly reduce the temperature difference between CPU/GPU cores and meet the cooling needs of mainstream gaming laptops, desktop computers, and mid-range graphics cards. The non-conductive formula completely avoids the risk of short circuit, and can be easily extended into
Specifications: Average Particle Size:
< 0.49 micron < 0.000020 inch
Extended Temperature Limits:
Peak: -50 Celsius Degree to >180 Celsius Degree
Long-Term: -50 Celsius Degree to 130 Celsius Degree
Performance:
3 to 12 degrees centigrade lower CPU full load core temperatures than standard thermal compounds or thermal pads when measured with a calibrated thermal diode imbedded in the CPU core.
Coverage Area:
A 3.5 gram syringe contains enough compound to cover at least 15 to 25 small CPU cores, or 6 to 10 large CPU cores, or 2 to 5 heat plates. At a layer 0.003" thick, the 3.5 gram syringe will cover approximately 16 square inches.