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We joined Der8auer of Thermal Grizzly to talk about the Mykro direct die water block for Intel and AMD, liquid metal application and aging, prototyping difficulties, manufacturing, and moving the Thermal Grizzly factory to Germany. The topics are all over the place and a lot of fun, dipping in and out of scientific discussion and some back-and-forth banter and joking.
Check out the video with Roman where he rants about thermal conductivity (that's the topic we transitioned to at the hard cut at the end of this one): [ Ссылка ]
Check out our previous video with Der8auer speaking on thermal paste and liquid metals here: [ Ссылка ]
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Der8auer Talks Thermals
04:00 - Thermal Paste Made in Germany
06:30 - Engineering Direct Die Blocks
07:57 - Company Philosophy Side Discussion
09:35 - AMD Block Prototyping vs. Final
11:55 - Science of Liquid Metal 'Staining'
14:50 - Graphene Pads
21:41 - Intel & AMD Direct Die Cooler Blocks
24:43 - WireView
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Host: Steve Burke
Guest: Der8auer (Roman Hartung)
Video: Vitalii Makhnovets, Mike Gaglione
