The best thermal materials

[deprodigy]

yummy I love playing with poison. so if you eat a heat sink you can pretty much figure out it won't be good for you.

[313373]

A silver heatsink would probably work if it is a small one. What about a conventional copper heatsink with gold wires fabricated inside of it?

[Steamer]

The thermal conductivity of some of them.

Thallium - 46.1 W/(m·K)

Aluminium -2 37 W/(m·K)

Copper - 401 W/(m·K)

Silver - 429 W/(m·K)

Gold - 318 W/(m·K)

Gold has by far the worlds best eletrical conductivity than any other known material. That would be one heavy heat sink. Id assume silver would do a better job though as it has a higher thermal conductive threshold. Thick silver plated copper heatsink don't sound to bad IMO.

[ZERO]

Would not the plating just add increased thermal resistance as the heat must go cou -> thermal paste ->plated layer -> copper -> plated layer.

Also remember in my calculation I am looking at it's ability to actually keep the heat. I am assuming that that value is in mol so that they are the same amount of matter. But gold is a heavier element and can store more energy than silver can...

[deprodigy]

use copper tubes and aluminum fins. feed r410a refrigerant to pass through the copper tubes. the pressure comes from a 7/8 copper lineset manifold off the header of the mini-split wall hung ac unit in your computer room. a modulating pressure valve before the manifold will ensure the correct amount of refrigerant flows through the heat sink. since the line will be below the compressor no filter drier is needed to prevent oil backflow.

k?

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use copper tubes and aluminum fins. feed r410a refrigerant to pass through the copper tubes. the pressure comes from a 7/8 copper lineset manifold off the header of the mini-split wall hung ac unit in your computer room. a modulating pressure valve before the manifold will ensure the correct amount of refrigerant flows through the heat sink. since the line will be below the compressor no filter drier is needed to prevent oil backflow.

k?

No not HV/AC dumbass. LMAO !!

[deprodigy]

No not HV/AC dumbass. LMAO !!

would it not be better to use a technology we have been improving on for the past 159 years dummy? he's talking about building a system right?