If there's one topic that's guaranteed to cause a heated discussion amongst PC enthusiasts, it's thermal paste. From how much to use, to what shape you apply, everyone has their own opinion on ...

It is possible to make a material emit more radiation than it absorbs, violating the laws of physics in a way that could make ...

Liquid metal consists of metal alloys such as gallium, indium, and tin and has a higher thermal conductivity than thermal paste. This leads to better heat transfer and more effective cooling of ...

For example, Thermal Grizzly's Conductonaut metal paste contains tin and gallium, both of which are solid at room temperature. When combined, though, they have a consistency even runnier than ...

The liquid metal cooling of the console could become death sentence for millions of older devices in the next few years. A ...

We finally got to sniff scented thermal paste — and we got it on video "It kinda smells like diapers," says Adam about the Viola scent of Frost X55 thermal paste. He means it in a nice way.

Introduction. The rapid growth of critical technologies such as 5G telecommunications and electric mobility demands higher power densities, faster switching frequencies, and greater thermal resilience ...

New Thermal Paste Could Supercharge Chip Cooling. ... (an alloy of gallium, indium, and tin) with aluminum nitride, a ceramic. “[Mechanochemistry] ...

Your average thermal paste is a colloid—a liquid with solid particles in suspension—with tiny grains of aluminium oxide and/or zinc oxide being mixed into silicone.