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Enermax 3.0g High Thermal Conductivity Grease Compound Expired
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after $12 Rebate + Free S/H
Newegg has Enermax 3.0g High Thermal Conductivity Grease Compound (ETC521) on sale for $10.99 - $12 Enermax Rebate = Free. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member watercannons for finding this deal
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- Low Thermal Resistance
- Thermal Conductivity
- Optimized Polymer Matrix
- Flowable
- Resealable/Easy to Apply
- Bond Line Thickness (BLT)
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- Enermax thermal compound features high thermal conductivity, no electrical conductivity and no corrosive property; easy to apply on CPU to transfer more heat from CPU to the base plate of the heat sink
- Ensure all requirements are submitted in order to qualify for rebate redemption
- Limit one rebate per household
- Please allow up to 8-10 weeks for processing and submission rebate
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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"Once your rebate submission has been verified and approved, you will be contacted to provide Venmo profile QR code for payment. Venmo account not associated to purchaser will be automatically disqualified for the promotion."
supposedly made by dow corning
has a weak 2.9 W/mk number. .... don't waste your time
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No, this is not adhesive. They have contact glue but not sure how well that would work either since if it's hard to solder it must be very tiny area then.
This might be one of the options but solder paste tiny drop with small nozzle heat gun might also be a solution if done by experienced person Check this out! https://a.co/d/fnAPAWW
Hot plate might desolder other small components if they're smaller than what you're trying to connect especially if wire is involved since it won't heat up to that extent before rest of the board will (area exposed to heat will be very small)
No. You'd want a thermal epoxy, not thermal paste, if you just need to attach the wire and need it to transfer thermal energy.
If you want it to be electrically conductive, then it won't work.
It technically isn't "free", since you still need to pay for a stamp and most states have a form of e-commerce sales tax now. However, extra thermal paste should always come in handy - especially when doing some deep cleaning on PCs.
I miss the good old days of TigerDirect and 4myrebate - where I would have a constant stream of packages from all my rebates. It would feel like Christmas every day. Thanks OP!