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Old 14th May 2008, 04:27 AM   #31 (permalink)
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lol, i just made a print screen and pasted on paint then worked around with the image, then saved it went to imageshack.us and uploaded there and then getting the link which i can but under reply tools.

And Midicow i'll check the specs later and then reply to it
Ok I'll try it,because I need the feedback.
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Old 14th May 2008, 04:47 AM   #32 (permalink)
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Ok this are my final choices,comments welcome.
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Mx-2 has better performance than arctic silver and is non-conductive,
Ocz's thermal paste is made from silver like arctic silver but tests have shown it to perform on part with everything except diamond-based thermal pastes.
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Mx-2 has better performance than arctic silver and is non-conductive,
Ocz's thermal paste is made from silver like arctic silver but tests have shown it to perform on part with everything except diamond-based thermal pastes.
I'll look into it now,making this order in 2 days.

Included mx2 in order,I'll get both and compare.
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I just don't catch it the CFx Board with the nvidia card rofl XD.... really ... why not buy an SLI board if you're go to buy an Nvidia card?
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I just don't catch it the CFx Board with the nvidia card rofl XD.... really ... why not buy an SLI board if you're go to buy an Nvidia card?
I am not looking to SLI for now.I'll just be glad to replace this 6800gt.
For that matter I could just get a GX2,and save myself a headache.
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Mx-2 has better performance than arctic silver and is non-conductive
Have heard this but never tried MX-2 myself
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Have heard this but never tried MX-2 myself
To cover all bases I am ordering both,AS-5 & MX-2.
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To cover all bases I am ordering both,AS-5 & MX-2.
Good plan and let us know how that CPU cooler performs I doubt for twice the cost it will perform as well as this one ... but I might be wrong as I have never tested one ... Have a Freezer 7 in a drawer here somewhere if anyone needs a 50CAD CPU cooler that ain't worth a sh*t

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I've reviewed both MX-2 and TX-2. (I have about 3 tubes of each now......) and I personally like them more than the AS5 (I still have a tube of it).

btw MX-2 and TX2 are from different companies though. MX-2 is from Arctic Cooling while TX-2 is from Tuniq, part of Sunbeamtech
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