Cooling company Coolink has announced a new cooling paste called Chillaramic. Chillaramic uses ceramic nanoparticles to achieve outstanding thermal transfer without becoming electrically conductive. Coolink says that both novice and experienced users will appreciate the fact that the paste is very easy to apply and to clean off. It has been tailor-made for the cooling enthusiast, as Chillaramic doesn't require a longer burn-in time and can be used with air, water and more exotic cooling without deteriorating performance.
Chillaramic comes in 10g tubes, which is sufficient for at least 30 applications on today's CPUs. The MSRP is €6.90/$8.90.
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