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Oh. Really? Why not compare the insane prices of thermal paste and compounds per volume/weight with the stuff that is used industrially? Not always, but often
by LargoLasskhyfv 5y ago
Oh. Really?
Why not compare the insane prices of thermal paste and compounds per volume/weight with the stuff that is used industrially?
Not always, but often used for results which could be called statistic noise. Very diminishing returns.
All for pushing reviews with many bar graphs over two dozen pages, and so much more page impressions. Like the rest of gamermedia, too.
Woo!
- Ourgon 5y agoShow me the diamond-dust cooling paste for $10000 per CPU and you'll be right - for a little while. Soon you'll find that paste in larger $50.000 thimble-sized containers to be rubbed under all equipment "to open up the sound stage". Raving reviews will come in, "as if the composer is standing next to you", "the lows were really clearing up, as if the sun broke through the clouds".
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoHm, k. BUT...everything counts in large amounts :) So we have the very few audiophiles which totally ignore the thin copper layer on cheap PCBs, versus the whole market segment of twitchy gamers going for Bling, Bling, Bling without function on their RAM, coolers, vs. the equivalent stuff installed in laptops and servers which lacks that :-)