ARCTIC MX-4 (4 g) - Premium Performance Thermal Paste for All Processors (CPU, GPU - PC), Very high Thermal Conductivity, Long Durability, Safe Application, Non-Conductive

La tengo junto a mi Thermalright Perless Assasin 120 en mi Ryzen 5 9600X y me da un muy buen rendimiento, espero que sea tan longeva como menciona jaja pero su calidad y viscosidad eran adecuadas, use el método de aplicación de una porción en el centro del procesador de una gota y luego coloque el disipador y he obtenido buenas temperaturas de entorno a 40 grados y en uso intenso de 62Si estas en un clima cálido y húmedo puede que tus temperaturas estandar sean más similares a los 50/55 grados y en uso intenso de 70 a 72 grados

My aging computer was starting to spike GPU temps into the 80°C. I repasted my heat sinks and the temps are about 20°C cooler. I'm not sure how long it will hold up but a massive improvement right away.

total waste of a purchase. Why am i giving it 5 stars? Because it works as intended. I only call it a wasted purchase is because 5 minutes after applying and placing the cooling fan on it. the power supply went out,. I have no more money to buy a new one. So i tossed it all in the trash! and smashed it with a baseball bat. This had nothing to do with it. it was just bad timing.

High quality thermal compound. Non conductive. I am no expert, but it would seem this is good for non overclocked computers. I bought after the clock watchdog error led to instability on my I7 3400 13th gen. There is a bundle that has a spatula which would have been handy. A little goes a long way--all you need is a thin continuous coat. This is enough for many computers.

Worked like it should.

Ah yes, the ARCTIC MX-4 — the crème de la crème of thermal pastes, or at least that's what it tells its mirror every morning. Packaged like a syringe full of high-performance dreams, this 4g tube promises to make your CPU so chill, it’ll start quoting Zen poetry and demanding herbal tea.Let’s start with the basics: carbon microparticles for “extremely high thermal conductivity.” Translation: it’s like tossing your overheating processor into a snowbank but without the lawsuits. It claims to be non-conductive and safe to apply, which is tech-speak for “even your clumsiest cousin can’t screw this up.” (Probably.)Application? Smooth. So smooth, you might be tempted to moisturize with it. Don’t. But seriously — it spreads easier than gossip in a small town and stays put like it just signed a five-year lease on your CPU.Now let’s address the hype: does it work? Yes. CPUs are reporting temperature drops like it’s a competition. One user’s PS3 went from lava flow to gentle breeze. Another claimed it outlasts most Hollywood marriages. Big words. Bigger cooling.But beware: there’s a newer MX-6 in town, and it’s got better specs on paper — but let’s be honest, MX-4 is the people’s champion. Affordable, reliable, and with enough paste for multiple builds (or one spectacular accident).Final verdict: If your processor’s feeling spicy, MX-4 is the culinary cooling wizard it deserves. Apply generously. Bask in the silence. Pretend you’re a tech god.

The paste comes out of the tube.It shmears easily on the cpu.CPU temp stays low.'Nuff said.(check to see if your new heatsink includes a tube already)

My laptop needed a repasting, so I purchased this, as Arctic has always been top notch. My temps have dropped by 10°+ degrees since reapplying! Definitely recommend.