nkomax Thermalright TFX Thermal Compound Paste 14.3 W/Mk, Carbon Based High Performance, Heatsink Paste, CPU for All Coolers, Interface Material, 2 g with Tool

I recommend placing the tube in a Ziploc and submerging it in a near boiling water for a bit before spreading. If spread cold, it has the consistency of clay almost. When spreading it like that, it's easy to miss a spot on the die. After PROPERLY, spreading it on my 3090, I was able to get my GPU core and hotspot delta down to 12°C under load while playing Control 4k max setting RTX enabled. My temps didn't go over 80°C when before GPU core use to go in the 90s and the hotspot would exceed 105°C.I highly recommend This thermal paste for GPU repastes.

For the average consumer and user of a PS4 Pro it works wonders! I was having trouble getting and game to load without it over heating, so I disassembled my PS4 (following an instructional video I found on YouTube) I removed the old paste and applied the new. It wasn't easy to do for me, probably because it was my first time but I gotbit figured out and I believe anyone can do it too. Afterward not only does my PS4 have no problems playing any games but the cooling fans almost never kick on nowadays all.

First off i installed this paste on my RTX 3090 FE along with the same brand of thermal pads. I also used this paste for my CPU. This paste was pretty hard to spread but by putting little dots all around the surface helps a lot, i then began to spread and add as needed little at a time and created an even enough coating i felt the CPU pressure and heat could do the rest. My 3090 temps were down about 20c and my CPU temps were down about 5c haven't been fully tested with cpu though. I replaced my stock thermal paste from nzxt 360mm cooler. I wouldnt just put a blob in the middle and expect it to spread, shes thick it needs help.

Where to start with this? The packaging itself is rubbish: black text on dark red in an old sonic sealed clamshell where you can’t even read it. The warning label (don’t eat and keep away from children) was the hardest part.Then there’s the lack of instructions for how to apply it properly. I treated it like Kryonaut: I heated it up (on top of a radiator) to get the paste flowing, and it came out easily while it was hot. Then it cooled rather quickly to make spreading difficult. The first time was easy, the second go, I wasn’t as fast. Even Kryonaut takes like two minutes before it becomes difficult.And speaking of Kryonaut, let’s get to the most important point: this is nowhere near the level of Kryonaut. When it came to temps, on a push-pull 120mm thin AIO, it had a 5600X running in the upper 60s in a big open case (H500P Mesh) under load. The push fan was a 120mm Noctua Industrial 3000 RPM. Kryonaut had the same setup before in a confined space with only a wimpy noiseblocker fan in pull config pulling downward. Lower 60s to upper 50s.This TIM has a higher thermal conductivity rating than the Kryonaut, and even the Kryonaut Extreme. While I’m no expert in thermodynamics, there’s no logical reason for this more conductive paste to be so rubbish compared to the Kryonaut when it had a configuration far more conducive to lower temps.Quite disappointed in this as I thought it was just a case of the company not providing proper instructions and folks not knowing, but it’s honestly just not that great a paste.

This thing cools stuff down aggressively, my laptop runs cooler than a desktop on heavy load (standard voltage). Give it a good spread, it will worth your while.

Excelente resultado. Bajo la temperatura de mi laptop 14 grados

My GPU was was experiencing pump out when using Arctic Silver 5 and Arctic MX-4 thermal pastes. I found this product by searching thickest thermal paste in hopes it would resist pump out. It's been a few months now and the GPU remains as cool as when the paste was first applied.This paste looks like creamy peanut butter. It's difficult to spread because the paste prefers sticking to the applicator. It doesn't feel like spreading but more like molding soft clay. Don't use too much force and gently work it to completely cover the die.GPU temps initially are about 2-3C higher than AS5 and MX4. After about a month, for the other pastes, temps creep up about 10C higher than initially. TFX temps improves by about 2C and performs consistently over time.It takes more effort to apply paste but it's worth it because this paste is more resistant to pump out.

As many people has said, is very hard to spread, it's a very hard compound.I have used Thermalright TF8 before (which is cheaper) and that one is easier to spread, and gives me the same results than TFX. Don't try to use it in a laptop, it's impossible to spread on the very small CPU and GPU that laptops have.

You have to spread this paste, it's too thick to just add a line or a dot and put your heatsink over.I thought this stuff was terrible. But its actually amazing after redoing it and spreading it. I got insanely good temps compared to first application. Be careful though this stuff is ridiculously hard to spread be very light like dabbing it with the spreader like molding soft clay almost.

Era consciente de que es dificil de aplicar. Bueno, todos los principios son malos, es cuestón de hacerlo varias veces y tratar de mejorar el método.Esta pasta es tan densa, que en la colocación del disipador se nota ese aumento de grosor.Aplicando la capa más fina posible, no me ha demostrado mejoría en tests de rendimientos.

He usado la pasta térmica para sustituir la de un portátil. He comprado esta porque según sus características es la que más conductividad térmica tenía de todas las que he mirado. Con la pasta original, jugando y en modo de alto rendimiento la CPU y GPU se ponían entre 90 y 95 grados. Al poner esta pasta térmica y en las mismas condiciones la temperatura oscila entre 80 y 84 grados por lo que ha bajado unos 10 o 12 grados. Ha sido un cambio muy bueno y se nota mucho. Recomendado para portátiles ya que sufren más las altas temperaturas. Para equipos de sobremesa creo que bastaría con otra pasta térmica buena pero más barata. Lleva poca cantidad, 2 gramos según las especificaciones. La he usado toda entre la CPU y la GPU.

La verdad es que solo puedo hablar bien de este producto. Leí por aquí antes de comprarlo lo difícil que era su aplicación, pues en mi caso a sido tan fácil como poner mantequilla no fría en pan,.Pero eso no es lo mejor, lo mejor a sido cuando termine ponerle la pasta térmica a mi PS4 PRO estuve con la mosca detrás de la oreja por que el ventilador no subía de velocidad estaba todo el tiempo a velocidad mínima con un sonido casi imperceptible incluso acercando la oreja dándole un uso prolongado para comprobar la efectividad de dicha pasta térmica. Pues no supe hacer subir la velocidad del ventilador y tocaba la PS 4 PRO y la sentía bastante caliente llegue a pensar que el sensor de temperatura abría dejado de funcionar y por ese motivo el ventilador no subía de velocidad.Con la mosca cajonera detrás de la oreja decidí probar a sobre calentar la PS4 con un secador y aire caliente, después de darle un rato de temperatura extra con el secado, sorpresa el ventilador subió de velocidad uff alivió me cargué a la mosca cajonera.La pasta térmica estaba haciendo su trabajo perfectamente disipando el calor por toda la PS4 de ahi el tocar y sentir temperatura elevada al tacto con el ventilador al mínimo ya que lo importante era disipar el calor para mantener la CPU a su temperatura de trabajo.Moraleja la pasta térmica esta funciona fantásticamente.

En cuanto a rendimiento es muy buena "pasta" térmica y lo pongo entre comillas porque es tan densa que se parece mas a una masilla epoxi. Si es la primera vez que la usas te va a costas aplicarla correctamente. Yo intente esparcirla con la palita como haría con una pasta térmica mas tradicional, pero en vez de aplicarla sobre el procesador la quitaba, así que opte por "aplastarla" suavemente sobre la superficie como si se tratara de plastilina. Si nunca la has usado seguro que desperdicias más de la cuenta, pero es como todo en la vida, todo tiene su curva de aprendizaje.