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Thermal paste, the heat-transferring goop that goes between a computer chip and whatever you’re using to cool it down, is boring. Does it work? Is it efficient? That’s all I care to know.

After retroactively lowering the original Nintendo Switch’s repairability score from an 8 out of 10 to just 4 out of 10 to ...

Traditionally that's been in the form of heat paste, but more exotic solutions are used today, including thermal pads, liquid metal, and in this instance, a "server grade" thermal gel. Where ...

But while most people will be off playing Mario Kart World, others are diving into the Switch 2 to see what the console is made of — literally. The first teardown of the console has made its way ...

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