Corsair releases its own (and first) thermal paste TM30
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Astyanax
RGB RAM sales must be down.
no_1_dave
Does it work with iCUE? 😀
emperorsfist
Some testing would be nice.
Fox2232
Only thing I care about is:
How does it compere to Noctua's NT-H1 in performance/price.
It is my: "One does it all." solution.
I wish them good luck, there are many thermal compounds. Lower viscosity may position well as long as applicability is still easy enough. (No tons of mess around CPU/GPU.)
L0rdICE
Please Corsair, I need more RGB to make my computer go faster! Can you RGB your thermal paste, thank you!
schmidtbag
CORSAIR learned:
SHADOW BALL!
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/TM30
Hefny
TM30 Thermal Conductivity 3.8 W/mK!!!
Kryonaut 12 w/MK
MasterGel Maker 11 W/mk
Krzyslaw
Kryonaut 12.5 W/mk
Phobya Nanogrease Extreme 16 W/mk
TM30 -.- no thanks!!
Mufflore
GeniusPr0
kryonaut is untouchable lol unless using liquid metal
TheDeeGee
I use Noctua NT-H1 for both my CPU and GPU.
It's still in the Top 5.
sykozis
If the data I've read is correct, this TM30 may actually be worse than the Arctic Cooling Thermal Pads.......and they're pretty damn bad...
This TM30 appears to be a rebrand of the the TIG 780-38 thermal compound.
I'll stick with my MX-4....
Neo Cyrus
Astyanax
sykozis
Aekold
I've always used IC Diamond 7 (due to the lack of electric conductivity), but it looks like there are a lot of better options these days. Might need to try out the Kryonaut paste you guys suggested on the next build.
In either case, with that conductivity, Corsair's TM30 doesn't seem like a strong competitor. It would be a worthy upgrade to over stock thermal paste if included with their coolers, though.
JJayzX
Neo Cyrus
Astyanax