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Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Interface Material

Author: Mike Wright SUMMARY: Noctua has entered the high performance TIM market with a compound they promise to give exceptional results.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Casing & Cooling
Published: 25th March 2008
Manufacturer: Noctua
Our Rating: 88%

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Introduction

When you think of Noctua, you generally think of cooling. After all, these folks have been in the business of making cooling solutions for quite some time. Taking this into consideration, it should come as no surprise to see this Austrian company getting involved in the TIM race. After all, what good is a high-end cooler without a quality material to work as an intermediary?

Of course, getting into the middle of a heated market of thermal interface material could prove a challenge. There have been many newcomers hitting the streets with their own special goop and most have sent the vaunted Arctic Silver compound to the curb, so we will need to see if the cooling specialists at Noctua can keep up, or even surpass, the other guys.

So sit back for a bit as we take a closer look at one of the new kids on the block, Noctua. After all, while TIM isn’t an expensive purchase in our system builds, it IS one of the most important.



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