Average CPU Load temperature: 87.5
Ambient: 24.9
Delta: 62.6
After delid (Cool Laboratory Liquid Pro between Die and IHS):
Average CPU Load temperature: 69
Ambient: 24.6
Delta: 44.4
As you can see, With a "simple" thermal grease swap, the temperatures droped by an average of 18.2 C while using 1.312 volts.
https://youtu.be/WhvqhRlIf9U?t=1m55s
7.18 € http://coollaboratory.com/shop/produ...products_id/26
7.9 € https://www.caseking.de/coollaborato...-zuwa-026.html
Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra - novija pasta istog proizvođača
After the overwhelming success of the Liquid Pro, the new Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra was developed. Of course the Liquid Ultra is also made of 100% metal, but it has an absolute new usability and offers an outstanding performance. Due to the paste-like texture the application is now very easy.
Please notice that the Liquid Ultra is not suitable with the usage of aluminum surfaces.
The Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra is available in retail package which includes beside the Liquid Ultra, a printed manual, a brush and a cleaning set (with cleaning tissues and metal grinding pad).
3770K @ 4.7GHz 1.224v (de-lidded)
3770K @ 5GHz 1.416v (de-lidded) 
This time Liquid Pro was 1.71c cooler than Ultra.
If we use a +/- 2c margin of error there is nothing separating these two compounds. Liquid Ultra is better to work with. I wouldn't use the cotton tips that are supplied with Liquid Pro because I found more compound stayed on the cotton than on the IHS. Also there is the risk of cotton fibers sticking to the die or IHS which would impact temps. I used the brush that is supplied with Liquid Ultra which makes the application very easy.
Cleaning is another issue. Liquid Ultra simply wipes off but Liquid Pro often forms tiny balls which when accidentally smeared leaves quite a big mess. I had the stuff all over my fingers by the time I finished wiping it off.
If you are using one or the other than stick with it. There is nothing to gain by switching.
testing subject: Alienware M14x R1 Laptop
The specs:
i7-2760qm | 6 GB RAM| 750 GB HDD | 1.5GB GT555M |
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Coollaboratory Liquid Pro
Coollaboratory Liquid Pro is the first heat conducting medium, which is worthy of its name. It is the first heat conduction paste that consists of 100% liquid metal alloy.
It is liquid at room temperature (like mercury), but it is absolutly nontoxic and has a high moistening ability for several materials.
The Coollaboratory Liquid Pro is especially recommend for nickel-plated copper.
Coollaboratory Liquid Pro contain no non-metallic additives (like silicone, oxides etc.) at all. It also does not contain any solid particles.
Due to these properties, Coollaboratory Liquid Pro surpasses the best high performance heat conducting pastes by a multiple.
Temps with Delidded CPU !
Liquid Pro + delid = do 20C dolje
source: http://www.pcper.com/news/Processors...6700K-Delidded
4770K @ 4,3 GHz 1.312 V source : http://www.overclock.net/t/1397672/deliding-a-4770k-haswell-improving-temperatures-and-maximizing-overclockablity
Before delid:
Average CPU Load temperature: 87.5
Ambient: 24.9
Delta: 62.6
After delid (Cool Laboratory Liquid Pro between Die and IHS):
Average CPU Load temperature: 69
Ambient: 24.6
Delta: 44.4
As you can see, With a "simple" thermal grease swap, the temperatures droped by an average of 18.2 C while using 1.312 volts.
https://youtu.be/WhvqhRlIf9U?t=1m55s
7.18 € http://coollaboratory.com/shop/produ...products_id/26
7.9 € https://www.caseking.de/coollaborato...-zuwa-026.html
Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra - novija pasta istog proizvođača
After the overwhelming success of the Liquid Pro, the new Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra was developed. Of course the Liquid Ultra is also made of 100% metal, but it has an absolute new usability and offers an outstanding performance. Due to the paste-like texture the application is now very easy.
Please notice that the Liquid Ultra is not suitable with the usage of aluminum surfaces.
The Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra is available in retail package which includes beside the Liquid Ultra, a printed manual, a brush and a cleaning set (with cleaning tissues and metal grinding pad).
3770K @ 4.7GHz 1.224v (de-lidded)
3770K @ 5GHz 1.416v (de-lidded)
This time Liquid Pro was 1.71c cooler than Ultra.
If we use a +/- 2c margin of error there is nothing separating these two compounds. Liquid Ultra is better to work with. I wouldn't use the cotton tips that are supplied with Liquid Pro because I found more compound stayed on the cotton than on the IHS. Also there is the risk of cotton fibers sticking to the die or IHS which would impact temps. I used the brush that is supplied with Liquid Ultra which makes the application very easy.
Cleaning is another issue. Liquid Ultra simply wipes off but Liquid Pro often forms tiny balls which when accidentally smeared leaves quite a big mess. I had the stuff all over my fingers by the time I finished wiping it off.
If you are using one or the other than stick with it. There is nothing to gain by switching.
testing subject: Alienware M14x R1 Laptop
The specs:
i7-2760qm | 6 GB RAM| 750 GB HDD | 1.5GB GT555M |
Zadnje izmijenjeno od: Blue Spirit. 21.08.2015. u 17:43.
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