They are essential for power electronics due to their ability to efficiently dissipate heat. These materials fill the ...

[Jared Bouck] over at InventGeek writes about his experience making his own thermal paste. Diamonds can be ... off eBay with non-conductive silicon grease using a special mixer he constructed ...

Your average thermal paste is a colloid—a liquid with solid ... and engineers at the University of Texas has developed a new compound to beat them all (via Tom's Hardware).

PC builders and enthusiasts should check out Polartherm thermal paste from Thermal Grizzly, a high-quality and affordable ...

Applying fresh thermal paste to an aging graphics card is a fantastic way to lower its operating temperature, but that might not necessarily fix overheating and thermal throttling issues.

The thermal grease helps bond the two surfaces and transfer the heat more effectively. See heat sink. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

Whether you are building a PC as a gaming rig or making some serious upgrades to a professional workstation, a good thermal paste can do wonders for your system temperatures. As with CPU coolers ...

[Freddyman] built an apparatus to test out several commercial and homemade thermal pastes, including the DIY diamond thermal grease we reported ... generator that the paste and heat sink were ...