Series 7 Silver Thermal Paste High Performance Heatsink Compound for CPU GPU LED, 10g Tub with Applicator

This is probably the best toothpaste I have ever used. It doesn't have that annoying minty flavor (tastes like clay), and it gets teeth squeaky clean. I would also recommend this to parents with kids, as the unique flavor will deter them from swallowing it... ...and as for its performance on CPUs (which is what I actually use it for) - the syringe makes it much easier to apply, and it doesn't get runny or chunky. I have used it on both desktop and laptop CPUs and it seems to work very well. The resealable tip is also very handy, although it can be a pain to unscrew if you had previously tightened it a lot (very similar to the way a toothpaste tube can get). |:^)

I was surprised on how great this stuff is. For months my fob for my car was broken. I found this out by going to Auto Zone to get a new battery. When the guy opened the fob it was broken inside. He said I could order a new one but, I would also have to buy a thing to program it. Those things added up to a amount that surprised me. Well I said it would just have to wait for now. He also mentioned electronic glue might work. I opened my fob the same day this came. Counting getting the fob opened and putting a small amount of this on the contact point, it took about 5 minutes. My fob works great now. If your fob is broken, I recommend you try this first before paying $100+ for a new one and a programmer.

The quality is good seems to work well and last decently long before drying up. The amount you get for the price makes this in my opinion the best deal for mid-grade thermal paste on Amazon. Ive found other pastes that are similar to this one as far as price range and quantity tend to be lacking quality. What I mean by quality is ability to transfer heat and how long they last before drying out and needing to be reapplied.

Very good for the money.

Great item no complaints from customers. have been using for years. Easy to apply, fits perfectly in my workspace. Lasts quite a while compared to a few other thermal pastes I’ve used.

So after a couple of months of use, I've decided to write a review on this stuff. I've used it on an old Pentium G2020, GTX 680, HD 7770, HD 6770, FX 8350, FX 6300, GTX 960, and my old Core 2 Quad Q8200. Out of all of these, the only one I had issues with is the HD 7770, and that's not due to the thermal paste, but the cooler itself was messed up (fans were broken on it). This is actually pretty good thermal paste. I bought this after seeing all of the reviews. I was still wary though, as people on Amazon aren't the most trustworthy people out there, but the reviews hold true. I'll definitely be buying this stuff again once I use up my current tube.

I've used this on several laptops(several years old[ThinkPads L440, T450s, & T520]) where the stock / factory thermal paste had dried. Using this stuff to replace the stock /factory thermal paste did show improvement in temperatures. For the advertised thermal conductivity. I have no idea how accurate it is. Non drying - this stuff stays "wet" for some time(months+) It is not electrically conductive, I accidentally applied too much a couple times, without any catastrophes. Clean up... ha! Can be time consuming but does clean off fairly easily with 91% rubbing alcohol, cotton, and a soft bristle toothbrush. Stuff will spread/smear on anything and everything. Using a Q Tip / cotton swap to dot this stuff around on your CPU/GPU and heatsinks(similar to how liquid metal is applied) is probably more ideal than trying to spread this stuff with a tiny spatula. For what I've used this stuff for so far, I'm content with the purchase. I would not recommend this for a gaming or mobile workstation laptop. I have a HP ZBook 15 with Intel i7 and NVIDIA Quadro 2100M that is constantly throttling due to high temps when at or near full load, even with this thermal paste. Going to try some Kryonaut(expensive+++) and hopefully get better results for that machine.

Protronix Series 7 Silver Thermal Paste in 10G syringe may not be on the of the list of YouTubers like Steve from Gamers Nexus or Kyle from Bitwit, but as a decent interface medium for THT for your CPU/Integrated graphics it performs well. I utilized this product for several different applications x3months: Intel i7 7500U from Dell 5000 series Laptop that had idle temps in the 50C range and load temps in the 80C range. After cleaning the apparent OEM paste from Heatsink and CPU, I applied the Protronix and used CPUID-HWMonitor app (free by the way) to recheck and monitor temps. Idle temps 38C and load temps (multiple apps running and HD video playing in background) @ 68C. Ambient temps 80F. I think these are reasonable for laptop real-world usage. Protronix is non-conductive and contains no metal despite the silver moniker. Decent rubber cap on syringe. Some slight separation of paste was noted but was probably due to shipping. Application was easy and viscosity was adequate. Good value and good performer that flies under the radar as far as branding goes. The 10G's should last for awhile. I also build desktops and will try it on my next build. AMD Ryzen 3000 series when they are released. Have an Gigabyte GTX 4Gb 960 that I am sure will benefit from this product. (Not a paid Shill for any product).