“It's non-conductive, right?”

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• Correct, unlike Liquid Metal!

  Answered by Br2000s 1 year ago

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• Correct. This is aimed to be only thermally conductive. However, you should still be careful and definately clean up spills or mess ups. Q-tips and rubbing alcohol greater than 70% are your friend in those situations. :)

  Answered by ChrisC 2 years ago

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• It's made primarily from zinc oxide, which is naturally non-conductive.

  Answered by NickI 2 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by RickS 2 years ago

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• Yes it is.

  Answered by Wiseguy 3 years ago

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• Hi, Yes, you may apply our thermal paste with peace of mind. It will not cause any damage when used as intended. If you have any additional questions, we'd be happy to assist: help.corsair.com -Albert

  Answered by Corsair 3 years ago

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• Yes it is a non conductive

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• Thermal paste is a thermally conductive compound that is applied between the heat source(s) and sink to eliminate air gaps.

  Answered by Hunter 2 years ago

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