Tense I have examined the paste first of all. High temperature copper paste from the heating… Aha! In this case an anti-solid burning paste, but it also does quite well on screw threads. And what’s actually in there? Such things as the special copper powder, oxidation, corrosion and wear inhibitors and at least a thermostable synthetic oil. It fits. I’ll probably never reach 1000 °C with the Ryzen 9 anyway.
The application is also carried out here by means of the blotting method, I have masked off the base for all tests because of hygiene, cleanliness and also electrical conductivity. The amount is easily enough, because the stuff spreads almost exemplary due to the higher viscosity. A thin film never hurts.
The cleaning is as easy as the application, only with the clothes you should be careful.
Test result
Yes, this can still be called usable, but the copper paste is not really good. It works of course, also reasonably temperature stable, but unfortunately nothing more. But at least, if nothing else is at hand, you can really use them without hesitation. Only the myth of the ultimate thermal paste alternative has to be dealt with harshly. Busted!
Let’s take another look at the results as an overview in direct comparison to the things we’ve already tested:
Conclusion
For safe and carefree use, nothing beats a good thermal paste from the filler of his confidence, although the copper paste works at least as an emergency solution for in between. That, too, is a realization.
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