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3M Thermally Conductive Acrylic Interface Pad 5590H vs Kingpin Cooling Kingpin KPx: Comparison

3M Thermally Conductive Acrylic Interface Pad 5590H and Kingpin Cooling Kingpin KPx separate most on thermal conductivity: 3M Thermally Conductive Acrylic Interface Pad 5590H at 3 W/mK, Kingpin Cooling Kingpin KPx at 10 W/mK, 70% in favour of Kingpin Cooling Kingpin KPx.

Specs

Specification
3M Thermally Conductive Acrylic Interface Pad 5590H (Acrylic Pad/Non-Conductive/3 W/mK)
3M Thermally Conductive Acrylic Interface Pad 5590H
Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste)
Kingpin Cooling Kingpin KPx
Compound TypeAcrylic-Based Pad (non-silicone thermally conductive acrylic polymer)High-Performance Compound
Brand3MKingpin Cooling
Model5590HKingpin KPx , KPx
Thermal Conductivity3 W/mK-70%10 W/mK
Electrical ConductivityInsulatingInsulating
Package SizeDie-cut shapes and rolls (e.g. 25.4 x 25.4 x 0.5mm squares, sold in packs)1.5g / 3g syringe
Recommended UseMainstream CPU/GPU and general electronics gap fillingHigh-end CPU/GPU (extreme overclocking and benching)
Reapplication IntervalNo reapplication needed; self-adhesive one-time applicationVerify manufacturer-rated interval
Safety NotesNon-conductive acrylic pad; no special handling precautions requiredNone
Paste SegmentPadStandard Paste

Price comparison

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