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Thermal Grizzly's experimental direct-die CPU block is '3-4 times better' than most—but it uses diamond sheets that cost €500 each
Thermal Grizzly has developed an experimental direct-die CPU block utilizing industrial diamond sheets for significantly improved thermal conductivity, estimated to be 3-4 times better than standard blocks. While the diamond inserts alone cost €500 and the total block price could exceed €1500, making market release unlikely, the company is also exploring new non-nickel plating options for its CPU and GPU blocks in partnership with Platit.
Thermal Grizzly enters the PC fan scene and of course it's more about quality engineering than RGB, though…
Thermal Grizzly, known for its thermal pastes and cooling solutions, has entered the PC fan market with its new DeltaMate Purrformante fans. These fans are engineered for low-speed, high static pressure applications and feature integrated rubber decoupling and magnetic corner covers for seamless daisy-chaining. The company aims to compete with established brands like Noctua through a focus on quality engineering.
Intel's 270K Plus is worthy of being picked by Thermal Grizzly as a delidded option, and it's even cheaper…
Intel's Core Ultra 7 270K Plus processor is now available as a delidded option from Thermal Grizzly for just over $525. This CPU offers higher internal bus clocks and other tweaks, making it a powerful option for gaming and content creation, even outperforming Intel's higher-end Core Ultra 9 285K in some scenarios.
A simple check with a magnet was the final clue that made Thermal Grizzly realise it had been hit by a 40,000 euro metal…
Thermal Grizzly has been a victim of industrial-scale material fraud, losing 40,000 euros after receiving shipments of copper-plated steel and aluminum-plated steel instead of pure materials. The company, through Roman 'Der8auer' Hartung, discovered the deception when the metals failed conductivity tests and reacted to magnets. The fraud highlights issues within the supply chain, particularly when material costs are high, with limited recourse due to the suppliers being based in China.
