be quiet! 2023 Thermal Pastes and Light Wings White Fans Pictured

[btarunr]

Also at the 2023 International CES, be quiet! showed off its new and upcoming thermal interface materials and new Light Wings lines of case/radiator fans. The DC2 PRO is an enthusiast-grade liquid-metal thermal interface material for high-performance applications, targeting overclockers who know how to handle liquid metal. The company wouldn't put out thermal conductivity numbers but mentioned that the DC2 PRO should be competitive with the best liquid-metal TIMs out there (north of 70 W/mK). The DC2 (non-PRO) is a conventional ceramic base TIM that's electrically non-conductive, and can be used with bare copper surfaces (such as coolers with direct-touch heatpipes). We expect this one's conductivity to be north of 10 W/mK.

be quiet! also showed off its Light Wings White 140 mm fans in two variants, one with a standard RPM range, and another with an undisclosed high-RPM limit. These fans feature high-endurance dynamic bearings, 4-pin PWM control, and 3-pin ARGB control for their addressable RGB LED diffusers along the bore of the frame. These are sold in packs of 3.



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[DBGT]

I hoped something about their next PSU.

 

[brutlern]

So how exactly is a thermal paste "quiet"?

I hoped something about their next PSU.

It's in the previous article.

 

[kiriakost]

So how exactly is a thermal paste "quiet"?

You will have to buy this chemistry set, and place a Mic next to it.

 

[AGlezB]

I saw "thermal grease" and the first thing that came to my mind was "Thermal Grizzly is gonna sue their a**es out of existence for trademark infringement".

 

[brutlern]

I saw "thermal grease" and the first thing that came to my mind was "Thermal Grizzly is gonna sue their a**es out of existence for trademark infringement".

Thermal Greasly?

 

[Viles]

Did be quiet! have any new cases on display?

 

[kiakk]

Jeeez!!! What a huge paper waste for selling thermal paste....

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FCK. Did Be quiet's leaders think about that to sell thermal paste in a golden boxes to looks more premium and selling more waste? What an idiocracy times we are living.... Next time I will think about twice what kinda Brand do I support with my money.
In the west greens and and progresive liberals are crying about Brazil rain forests, while manufacturers forget were are huge raw paper rolls come most of it... from 10K kilometers away from south-America... And also paper is limited recyclable, like 5-10 times. Everything that is more than needid is Wasting.
Put it into a recycled paper envelope or just click into a perforated sheet of paper. Thermal paste is not for keep in a box. I put into the CPU's or motherboard box.