Subject	You don't want to do that
Posted by	Marshall on May 26, 2004 at 5:42 PM
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In Reply To	I have also wondered about using somthing like Artic posted by colocomp (Denver) on May 26, 2004 at 12:56 PM
Message	Dielectric grease doesn't conduct electricity and is safe to use in electrical connectors. Arctic Silver thermal past has metal in it and will conduct electricity. That can short out your connection.
Follow Ups	is there such a product as high-temp dielectric grease? >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 12:03:41 05/26/04 the di-electrc grease doesn't remove corrosion. You need - boileralum 12:54:01 05/26/04 it is typically designed to sit on top of CPU's that get - spotz 12:55:02 05/26/04 Actually Thermal Paste or Epoxy is for CPUs - Thrillhouse 14:39:30 05/26/04 Dielectric materials are NON-conductive... (n/m) - Steve-O 14:49:23 05/26/04 You are correct sir - Thrillhouse 14:51:47 05/26/04 Metal to metal still makes the connection bridge - Steve-O 14:55:25 05/26/04 The heat shouldn't bother it, its heat range is well above - Moxie 12:56:10 05/26/04 I have also wondered about using somthing like Artic - colocomp (Denver) 12:56:57 05/26/04 You don't want to do that - Marshall 17:42:28 05/26/04 That is what I did. Use very little of it because - Spongerider :) 13:43:43 05/26/04 I filled every connector on my car with di-electric grease - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 16:13:48 05/26/04
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