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Arctic Cooling MX-2 Thermal Paste

By: (more) | Cases, Cooling & PSU Content | Posted: Jul 28, 2007 4:00 am
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Our Rating: 9.0% | Manufacturer: Arctic Cooling

Final Thoughts

 

Once everything is said and done, the MX-2 compound from Arctic Cooling has shown that it is up to the challenge of taking on the big guns known as Arctic Silver. While not a huge difference in temperature, it is an improvement and totally safe to your components as well. After all, even enthusiasts have to live within a budget.

 

As far as price is concerned, MX-2 has a suggested MSRP of $7.95US, so it's in the same realm as competitive products. If you happen to find yourself in the market for this stuff, make sure to get the MX-2 variety as many retailers are still carrying the older MX-1 product. While not bad, it is not as good as this newer compound.

 

Bottom line...With so many peripherals becoming hotter during use, a quality TIM is a vital consideration. Arctic Cooling MX-2 is a very solid performer that can outperform the big gun, is totally non-conductive and has a minimum life span of eight years. This is some serious goop here, so those who are satisfied with the little packet that comes with modern coolers need not apply.

 

- Pros

 

Excellent temperature control

 

Non-metallic equals nonconductive

 

Long life span after application

 

Priced competitively

 

- Cons

 

Not readily available (yet)

 

Rating - 9 out of 10 and TweakTown's "MUST HAVE" Best Performance Award!

 

 


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