This idiot-proof thermal paste applicator will make applying TIM easy, even for noobs
Igor's Lab tests a beautifully simple thermal paste applicator with the soon-to-be-released X-Apply stencils making TIM application so, so simple.
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Igor's Lab tests a beautifully simple thermal paste applicator with the soon-to-be-released X-Apply stencils making TIM application so, so simple.
20% BETTER PERFORMANCE: With its improved composition, the ARCTIC MX-6 has a measurably lower thermal resistance than the MX-4 PROVEN QUALITY: With ARCTIC's thermal pastes have always been one of the most popular
The Arctic MX-5 was short-lived, possibly due to the issues reported by users regarding material separation in certain batches. However, there's a successor coming in, and it's called MX-6. With the MX-5 now in EOL, Arctic launched the MX-6 as the successor. The formula of the new thermal paste is based on the proven MX-4, …
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Abstract We report light-driven levitation of macroscopic polymer films with nanostructured surface as candidates for long-duration near-space flight. We levitated centimeter-scale disks made of commercial 0.5-micron-thick mylar film coated with carbon nanotubes on one side. When illuminated with light intensity comparable to natural sunlight, the polymer disk heats up and interacts with incident gas molecules differently on the top and bottom sides, producing a net recoil force. We observed the levitation of 6-mm-diameter disks in a vacuum chamber at pressures between 10 and 30 Pa. Moreover,...