Review on 💻 SYY Performance Interface for Compound Processor by John Mejia

At first I was skeptical of the 15.7 W/μΩ claims, but since I was using the less epic paste that comes standard with all-in-ones, I figured I'd try it out. The results speak for themselves. The "Before" and "After" tests were run with the same settings, only the thermal paste was changed. I ran each test 5 times to make sure everything was warmed up. As you can see the peak temperature has dropped from 87.8 to 81.3. Thanks to this, the CPU (RYZEN 5800X) did not need any thermal management and thus increased by almost 400 points in Cinebench R23. some of them look like they're made for VRM) to keep you from making a mess, and various distribution tools to ensure even coverage. how they suggest to apply the paste. As with most thermal pastes, I expect the conductivity readings to improve over the next week or so and will report those results once they've had time to cure. Test bench: AMD Ryzen 5800xMSI X570 Gaming PlusEVGA 360mm All-in-One (fan configured backwards) Sapphire Nitro+ 6900xt32GB Corsair Vengence RAM1TB NVMe PCI Gen 31TB NVMe PCI Gen 4