| Brand | Wigbow |
| Model number | 8541601854 |
| Item Weight | 4.54 g |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 6.4 x 1.3 cm; 4.54 g |
| Item model number | 8541601854 |
| Item Height | 0.51 Inches |
| Item Width | 2.52 Inches |
| Auto Focus Included | No |
| Are batteries included? | No |
C**N
Good enough thermal toothpaste
I didn't expect a stellar performance, but for the price it holds up well. I've even applied a minor overclock to my 5600x. If you want to splurge, get the good stuff from Arctic. Otherwise, this works just fine.
S**G
Works like it's supposed to
My computer started making loud fan noises, I didn't know at first why, then after further research I learned that thermal paste is a thing. The sound started after I cleaned the inside of my PC. I wasn't sure if it was because of the Thermal Paste, then I bought these and used them and the loud fan noise finally stopped. This works great.
R**.
A decent thermal paste for your value
In the world of tech, You're encouraged to splurge with there being a direct correlation between cost and quality. In spite of this raw "you get what you pay for" mindset as it applies to tech, Wigbow provides a product that's more than sufficient in terms of quality and is more than affordable. The paste evenly absorbs heat and isn't as messy as other brands when applied. I definitely agree that you should overspend on thermal paste in order to ensure the best quality. But what if you can't? Wigbow has you covered
A**L
I picked the cheapest one
Thermal grease is a known commodity - and all I needed was a dab at the junction of a computer cpu and its heat sink. I'm confident that all the products on Amazon will do the job, so I saved almost a dollar by buying this one. It comes in a tube kind of like a hypodermic needle. It was very easy to plop the dab onto the top of the cpu and rub it around with the bottom of the head sink. It did the trick, and the cpu is now happily running cool.
R**S
Quality compound. Very easy and clean application.
Very easy and clean application. I still have lots left for quite a few "next times".It seems like a quality compound. I'd buy it again, if I didn't have so much left over.Tip from my local computer shop: when replacing, simply clean things up with a can of compressed air.(I cheated a bit and gently swabbed my old A10 MB a little with the tip of a paper towel. I'm sure experts would probably say that's a bad idea though.)
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