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Product Description
About Us
DeepCool was founded with the mission of providing performance PC hardware and thermal solutions for enthusiasts across the world. Through dedicated independent R&D and manufacturing, DeepCool continues to expand its portfolio of products that empower gamers and enthusiasts to build better systems that meet the rapid paces of technology.
DM9 1.5g
Professional Grade Thermal Paste
DeepCool DM9 professional-grade thermal paste is designed to meet rigorous standards used in industrial applications. With extremely efficient heat dissipation and low thermal resistance, the DM9 thermal paste is the best choice in any situation.
The Perfect Choice For Any Application
Due to its smooth consistency, the DM9 compound is easy to apply and fills every microchannel, ensuring the best heat transfer between two surfaces.
- Performance Grade : ***** (Master)
- Grease Weight: 1.5g
- Operating Temperature: -50°C to +250°C
The DM9 thermal paste is extremely stable and is neither electrically conductive nor capacitive. Rest assured that your system is safe.
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| Price | $11.99 | $14.99 | $6.92 | -50% $9.01 List: $17.99 | $5.81 | $8.98 |
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Works fine, a bit overpriced
The packaging here is reminiscent of Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut and Kryonaut. The label on the tube was just a sticker, and not really applied that well so it was already coming off.It's not conductive, so you're safe to overload the paste on the processor (like in the listing image) without the risk of shorting surface-mount components.Included in the box is a spatula thing for spreading the thermal paste on the processor. GamersNexus on YouTube did a good video on the effectiveness of spreading out the thermal paste with the spatula; it's marginal. Also included in the box is a cleaning wipe. It says you can put the wipe in a bag and reuse it.In terms of performance it does fine. The difference in temperatures falls within margin of error. Note that I'm not pushing the machine to its limits with overclocking. For your normal PC builds running at factory clocks, this thermal paste will perform on par with other big names like Arctic Silver 5.At the time of writing this review, the price of the 4 gram offering was $14.99. That price seems high for a new product that's going up against TG Kryonaut. For reference, the 5.55 gram offering of TG Kryonaut was only $17.95, which is actually cheaper per gram than DeepCool's DM9. Kryonaut's got the track record and, in my opinion, the blade dispenser that comes with it is better than the spatula that comes with DM9.If you don't plan on overclocking to squeeze as much performance as possible from your machine, then something like Arctic Silver 5 is a more cost-effective option that should perform just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023
The packaging here is reminiscent of Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut and Kryonaut. The label on the tube was just a sticker, and not really applied that well so it was already coming off.
It's not conductive, so you're safe to overload the paste on the processor (like in the listing image) without the risk of shorting surface-mount components.
Included in the box is a spatula thing for spreading the thermal paste on the processor. GamersNexus on YouTube did a good video on the effectiveness of spreading out the thermal paste with the spatula; it's marginal. Also included in the box is a cleaning wipe. It says you can put the wipe in a bag and reuse it.
In terms of performance it does fine. The difference in temperatures falls within margin of error. Note that I'm not pushing the machine to its limits with overclocking. For your normal PC builds running at factory clocks, this thermal paste will perform on par with other big names like Arctic Silver 5.
At the time of writing this review, the price of the 4 gram offering was $14.99. That price seems high for a new product that's going up against TG Kryonaut. For reference, the 5.55 gram offering of TG Kryonaut was only $17.95, which is actually cheaper per gram than DeepCool's DM9. Kryonaut's got the track record and, in my opinion, the blade dispenser that comes with it is better than the spatula that comes with DM9.
If you don't plan on overclocking to squeeze as much performance as possible from your machine, then something like Arctic Silver 5 is a more cost-effective option that should perform just fine.
It's not conductive, so you're safe to overload the paste on the processor (like in the listing image) without the risk of shorting surface-mount components.
Included in the box is a spatula thing for spreading the thermal paste on the processor. GamersNexus on YouTube did a good video on the effectiveness of spreading out the thermal paste with the spatula; it's marginal. Also included in the box is a cleaning wipe. It says you can put the wipe in a bag and reuse it.
In terms of performance it does fine. The difference in temperatures falls within margin of error. Note that I'm not pushing the machine to its limits with overclocking. For your normal PC builds running at factory clocks, this thermal paste will perform on par with other big names like Arctic Silver 5.
At the time of writing this review, the price of the 4 gram offering was $14.99. That price seems high for a new product that's going up against TG Kryonaut. For reference, the 5.55 gram offering of TG Kryonaut was only $17.95, which is actually cheaper per gram than DeepCool's DM9. Kryonaut's got the track record and, in my opinion, the blade dispenser that comes with it is better than the spatula that comes with DM9.
If you don't plan on overclocking to squeeze as much performance as possible from your machine, then something like Arctic Silver 5 is a more cost-effective option that should perform just fine.
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