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    • THERMAL GRIZZLY Duronaut Pro 2g TG-DP-002-R

    THERMAL GRIZZLY Duronaut Pro 2g TG-DP-002-R

    The Thermal Grizzly Duronaut Pro is a high-quality thermal paste designed specifically for high-performance processors and GPUs. Applied between the chip's integrated heat spreader and the cooler's base,...
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      The Thermal Grizzly Duronaut Pro is a high-quality thermal paste designed specifically for high-performance processors and GPUs. Applied between the chip's integrated heat spreader and the cooler's base, it fills microscopic gaps to improve heat transfer. Its excellent thermal conductivity keeps thermal resistance at this interface to a minimum, helping your components run cooler under load.

      The paste is easy to apply and allows for a smooth, even layer, which is key to efficient heat transfer. Supplied in a 2-gram package, the grey compound suits both enthusiast PC builders and professional technicians.

      The 2-gram quantity is enough for several applications, whether you are renewing the thermal layer on a CPU, a GPU or other electronic components. According to the manufacturer, the paste has a long service life, does not dry out and is electrically non-conductive.

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