Review on 🔌 Optimized Conductivity Management with ARCTIC Compound Efficiency by Dave Rasic

I'm not sure if this particular version of the product would be the best choice for a PC processor. But for the Raspberry Pi, it solves so many problems. I use a heatsink with aluminum fins and oil filled hollow copper tubes that run through the aluminum base of the heatsink. Pretty standard for a Pi 4B. The copper tube runs just above the piston. Unfortunately, there is quite a large gap between them (1/16 inch). And thermal pastes are (generally) non-stick; I really didn't want to put them in a lump because I really doubt it will retain its properties. However, this pad will keep its shape indefinitely! I cut out a piece to completely cover the RAM, a piece connecting the CPU and RAM, and even a narrow wedge-shaped piece to fit in the gap between the copper tubes. The thermal contact with the heatsink is as much as I can sure to use the full potential of this cooler. And the fact that it doesn't conduct electricity is very reassuring! The same cannot be said of all thermal greases on the market. This product is very versatile! It is easily cut with a office or office knife or even scissors. It's not sticky like glue. just put in place. I'd say if your into electronics or computer repair/building you can't go wrong with at least one pack of these. You'll find a use for it, I'm sure. And probably when you are in a hopeless situation and there is nothing more you can do.