Carbice’s Carbon Nanotube Thermal Pad Lands in an AMD Retail Box for the First Time, Noctua to Distribute Standalone Pads This September

[David_Schroth]

Thermal paste has been a consumable since PC builders first started slathering it on heatspreaders in the 90s, but a company called Carbice wants to change that. Today, the Atlanta-based thermal interface material developer announced two retail partnerships that put its carbon nanotube pads directly in the hands of consumers for the first time: a […]

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[Uvilla]

They just need to put some RAM in it though.

 

[igor_kavinski]

An AGESA patch to allow booting X3D CPUs without RAM and using the extra cache as RAM would open up interesting possibilities, especially for creating tiny portable "emulator stations".