I'm waiting on a Corasir H55 to replace the old Antec Khuler 620 on my 980ti (kraken G10). I have had a nightmare trying to find a solution to stick the ram sinks onto the 12 chips on the card (various tape options have all failed, leaving a pile of ramsinks on the bottom of my case).
I have finally sourced some thermal adhesive designed for the purpose, but it is only rated at 1 W/mK which is well below the pads and normal (non-sticky) compounds. Is that conductive enough to sufficiently cool the RAM? I noticed in another thread that swapping the pads on the new 3090s can knock nearly 10C off the temps (they were mining, so stressing the ram far more than i will just gaming).
Unfortunately the 980ti has no temp sensor on the Ram so I cant test it.
I have finally sourced some thermal adhesive designed for the purpose, but it is only rated at 1 W/mK which is well below the pads and normal (non-sticky) compounds. Is that conductive enough to sufficiently cool the RAM? I noticed in another thread that swapping the pads on the new 3090s can knock nearly 10C off the temps (they were mining, so stressing the ram far more than i will just gaming).
Unfortunately the 980ti has no temp sensor on the Ram so I cant test it.