Guys I have a Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P with an Enzotech MST-88 MOSFET heat sink on the way. For those no familiar with the products above the heat sink is a one piece design that mounts to the board and not a stick on sink.
My question is a TIM related one. While I don't receive the hardware until tomorrow I believe the heat sink comes with a TIM pad already attached like what is found on an Retail Boxed CPU heat sink.
I am wondering if I would be better off using the supplied TIM or some of the AS Ceramic I have? Are the MOSFETS usually rather even where good contact can be had with a thin layer of thermal grease or are they often rather uneven requiring something thicker like a TIM pad for proper contact?
I am all for the usual try both and see what works best for you but I have no replacement for the TIM pad should I find that the AS C doesn't work.
Thanks
My question is a TIM related one. While I don't receive the hardware until tomorrow I believe the heat sink comes with a TIM pad already attached like what is found on an Retail Boxed CPU heat sink.
I am wondering if I would be better off using the supplied TIM or some of the AS Ceramic I have? Are the MOSFETS usually rather even where good contact can be had with a thin layer of thermal grease or are they often rather uneven requiring something thicker like a TIM pad for proper contact?
I am all for the usual try both and see what works best for you but I have no replacement for the TIM pad should I find that the AS C doesn't work.
Thanks