Product Comparison: IC Diamond 24 Carat vs Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut
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- I've been using IC Diamond between an overclocked Intel 3770K and Noctua NH-D15 since 2013 in a computer that has never turned off.
- This IC Diamond thermal paste provides is outstanding compared to other products on the market that I have used in the past.
- In my opinion, IC Diamond is the top of non-conductive thermal.
- Non-conductive and gave me excellent temps.
- Spreads easier, cleans up easily, non conductive and gave me excellent temps.
- The conductivity of thermal transfer of this paste is unlike any other. It is truly superb!
- I bought this due to the thermal conductivity rating at 12.5 W/mk and the temperature range -250C /+350C.
- The thermal conductivity of the stuff is amazing, and I did not find any more difficult to apply than other brands. Highly recommended.
- This stuff is amazing – properly applied, the system now idles at 45° C and hovers around 80° C under full load.
- I use this on all my builds. It has the best thermal conductivity of any non conductive thermal paste.
- Outstanding thermal conductivity, outperforming most if not all competitors.
- Does not evaporate or drip when heated, making reapplication unnecessary.
- The material works as well as some conductive TIMs on the market, but this is not conductive and keeps the temps low.
- This thermal paste has very good conductivity.
- Extremely dense making it difficult to apply unless you dip the tube in hot water for a few minutes.
- Great thermal transfer conductivity.
- Best non-conductive paste currently available.
- Its non conductive and applies pretty smooth.
- The tube is extremely small. Enough only for a single application.
- The material doesn't spread very easily.
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