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09.01.2006, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by smhertzog
This form of Artic silver is non conductive
http://compreviews.about.com/cs/cool...rCeramique.htm
To add to what Serum has already posted:

While that Ceramique stuff is non-conductive, I would never rely on any paste compound to electrically isolate devices.The layer you are supposed to apply should be VERY thin and actually non-exisitent in some places. Paste is supposed to be used to fill the very small gaps between the mating surfaces, but the non-gaps (bare metal) will and should touch each other.

To HNC's question: There are a lot of common properties between what makes a good electrical conductor and a good thermal conductor. It's hard to get a material that is good at one thing, but not at the other.

HNC: Do you have any pictures of the CNC'd one you made? I'm just curious. :)
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