I have had good results with this stuff in the past, usually 3 to 5 degrees better than MX-4 or Noctua

But the results are worth it:unclocked @4Ghz: 24C idle, 70C full loadoverclocked @4.84Ghz: 28C idle, 80C full loadCPU

The results are WAY worth it, could've done 1-day/overnight

I ran many tests before and after application of the Kryonaut and saw some excellent results (CPU throttling and 99°F before, then 88°F and no throttling after).I did some tests 5 months after application and it's not as effective as it was initially

(If I remember correctly, it was running around 70-75 degrees Celsius at load brand new)Suffice to say, I was not expecting the results to be this positive

Don't waste your money when you can get it for less somewhere else.

Sure this is expensive but you'll find that you get your money's worth

What I wanted to tell you with this, is that the tiny 1gr tube has enough for three applications

SO I used a fresh tube of the MX-4 and about a year after, I started seeing microstuttering, sidebanding lag, and thermal problems in general worsen from initial onset over a month.

The 1g tube was enough to do both the CPU and GPU with a little bit left over

This tube is enough to do only a few processors, but you'll want to use it on everything.

The small tube has enough for a couple of applications and after a couple of months of use I have not seen any negative changes in temp.

This is the real dealUpdate:I tried it again on my computer and it beats the new cooler master nano maker

easy to spread, don't really know if it makes better contact than other paste, Ive used MK4, Arctic Silver, cooler master

, my system processors are around 10 degrees colderWith this thermal compound, it really out performs the ceramic paste from cooler master I used before, expensive but highly recommended, but I'll give it a 4 stars due to the small portion and high price.

Probably gets like 2 degrees difference from the old stuff (generic cooler master paste)

It seems to be working better, and doesn’t stall nearly as often

This grease works very well for helping in better heat sinking my

This grease works very well for helping in better heat sinking my

This is the best non-metallic thermal grease on the market

Excellent thermal grease to use, I have a Xeon processor running in a workstation at home for development, and it is a stable 30c~35c, which dropped from the mid to high

I attached a size comparison pic with this review and overall, yes, you should go buy this, but get it as cheap as you can

It also comes with a cute little spatula for spreading your delicious thermal compound!

Max core temp after 1 hour Aida64 stress was 60°C, pump and fans on quiet preset

Probably the best non-conductive thermal compound in the market right now.

This is the best thermal compound you can use next to liquid metal, which isn't recommended to be used on top of an IHS anyways

A very good thermal compound, if a little bit too expensive.

On my intel 6700k, after re - assemblying my build it dropped about 30 C, now it has a limit of 60 C on full workload, when rendering it reaches the same limit with 60 C, a couple of times reached 65 C this stuff works, and works great, I'm really happy with my purchase

On my intel 6700k, after re - assemblying my build it dropped about 30 C, now it has a limit of 60 C on full workload, when rendering it reaches the same limit with 60 C, a couple of times reached 65 C this stuff works, and works great, I'm really happy with my purchase

Max core temp after 1 hour Aida64 stress was 60°C, pump and fans on quiet preset

This stuff is so good that I've totally refused the use of anything else since the first time I used it

With that being said however, this is the best thermal paste I have used yet

Very expensive for no drop in cooling degree from what the cool master thermal paste used with my corsair H115i

This is probably the best non liquid metal thermal paste I have used

easy to spread, don't really know if it makes better contact than other paste, Ive used MK4, Arctic Silver, cooler master

It works as a thermal paste and its the old school spread application, it dropped about 8 degrees from Arctic Ceramique 2 - expensive for the volume though

So far cpu runs about 2-3 degrees C cooler than it did with Ceramique 2

This thermal paste runs my cpu maybe 3-5 degrees Celsius, cooler than my previous thermal paste used

It works as a thermal paste and its the old school spread application, it dropped about 8 degrees from Arctic Ceramique 2 - expensive for the volume though

Very expensive for no drop in cooling degree from what the cool master thermal paste used with my corsair H115i

The first time I used Arctic Silver 5 and idle my temps were 32c and load

Arctic Silver was just popular, affordable, and always seemed better than the stock paste that the manufacturer of the cooling device packaged w/their products

And thermal conductivity is not as good as the less expensive Arctic Silver.

I'll probably use this until they come out with something better, which could be 5-10 years (similar to how Arctic Silver once reigned as champion)

(wish it came with a logo sticker)Con: it does cost a few dollars more than the ever popular Arctic Silver brand.

CPU temps down by nearly 12C (to be fair, when I popped the lid the existing thermal paste from Sager was

Definitely recommend this paste for hot gaming laptops as this lower my temps about 7-8c over Arctic Silver 5

The first time I used Arctic Silver 5 and idle my temps were 32c and load

Made a huge difference on my laptop, dropping idle & load temps significantly

replaced my old paste with this temps dropped about 10c not bad at all

If you want thermal paste that will keep your cpu as cool as it could possibly be, regardless of overclocking, then buy this and never look back.

Max core temp after 1 hour Aida64 stress was 60°C, pump and fans on quiet preset

I went with it, as I appreciate the extra cool cpu for the extra performance on my overclocked i7-8700k

i have concluded that this paste leaves dents and scratches cpu and heatsink

Highly recommended; you won't be crying about hot cpu thermals with this cool paste

It seems to be working better, and doesn’t stall nearly as often

Under heavy gaming conditions i see about 3-4 Celsius cooler temps on my cpu (air cooled with spire 2 eclipse heat sink)

I went through the process of cleaning and then installing this conductive material to my heat sink.

I also cleaned out the fan and all of the cooling fins on the heat sink

Temps seem to be acceptable and now I notice while the bottom gets warm during hours of game play, it's no where near as hot as it has been.