Be forewarned that that when mixed according to the instructions, the adhesive is permanent. After I completed the testing for this review, I received notice from HighSpeedPC that they had posted instructions on how to dilute the adhesive with Arctic Silver Thermal Paste, to make a non-permanent contact. How you mix it is your decision, and dependant on the installation being performed. I decided to make a set of ramsinks to test the adhesive, since most people would opt for the Thermal Paste for CPUs. Sure, the fin design is not perfect, but I do not expect my memory to get hot enough to exceed the cooling properties of the remaining fins.
Installation is fairly simple.
Then a very thin layer is applied to the surface, in the same fashion one would apply thermal paste. The heatsink is then attached, and clamping pressure is applied to ensure complete adhesion. I used several large rubber bands, since I do not own a single clamp. This got me wondering. I mean, here I am trusting it to hold conductive bits of metal inside my case.