Thermal Grizzly - Conductonaut - 5 Gram - Liquid Metal Compound Thermal Paste - For Maximum Thermal Conductivity while Overclocking CPU/GPU/PS4/PS5/Xbox

I bought a 5g tube of liquid metal so I can start delidding multiple CPUs as a hobby. I have never seen such massive improvements on temperatures until I have used this! Running an i7-4790k @ 1.3V was registering 81°C, whilst the same settings, although delidded, and with this applied, the temperatures dropped to 62°C! Stock temperatures have also dropped around 17°C! A more recent project, delidding an i3-8350k, showcased a drop of 13°C on stock clocks - there's quite a bit of difference as the i3's die is smaller than the Haswell Refresh i7s. If you are considering on delidding a processor, this is probably the best material you can get! Best results on processors with larger die area!

This stuff is the bolkocks like my temps droppes 20c using liquid metal and my cpu is a i7 8700k runing at 4.8ghz volts 1.36v Standard intel burn test the first 4 passes temps onky hit 49c max and at 1.325v i7 8700k on reached max temp of 44c using intel burn test so adjusting vokts up and down is a must and doom 2016 in temps 47c max at 4.8ghz Vokts at 1.36v so awesome motherboard aorus gaming 7 z370 and belive me its good

this liquid metal it's very good, but please be carefull when you apply this thing, when i tried to get some liquid out it suddenly splashed a high amount, so i had to ''succ'' it back in, i also delided my cpu with this, it dropped almost 30*C, a good product overall. IMPORTANT: dont use with aluminium heat sinks/ coolers

the 8700k runs hot but after delidding with this stuff it has dropped to around 60c from 93c did used it between the heatsink and the cpu just to make sure i had good thermal contact. basically if you want to drop your temps big time use this stuff.

You need to be really careful when applying this Do not apply too much pressure to the plunger and be very careful and mindful of using this around other components the slightest drop could connect with small traces on mainboard

The best stuff ever. BE CAREFUL when applying, use nail varnish on capacitors nearby if applying near to the circuits :D

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CAUTION: This is the first time I have used liquid metal thermal grease. Using this "liquid metal" is scary, because it behaves as if it were both liquid and solid. It can fly 1m across the room with just a gentle flick of the finger. This stuff comes with 2 black Q-Tips and they work great...but so do regular Q-Tips so just use what you have. DO NOT USE DRY PAPER TOWEL to pick it up - it can disperse into smaller balls of the 'liquid metal' around the surface its touching, making a larger mess or stain. Always have paper towel damp or soaked with 70% Isopropyl alcohol and cut it into small sizes. You will understand why the advice is so specific because this stuff can permenantly stain your furniture if your unaware of its physical properties as you apply it. Even opening the tube the first time it can squirt out so pay attention to where you point the end or you will regret every time you press down too hard on the plunger. For the people who would care about how to properly handle this stuff I cannot stress enough how much this liquid metal stuff can brick your hardware if the material somehow finds its way onto 2x resistors (1x resistor you're probably OK), which surround a CPU/GPU die, you can short the two resistors and you might have problems getting into the OS after that. REVIEW: I have a Zotac GTX 1080 AMP! Edition with a RAIJINTEK Morpheus II and 2x Noctua NF-P12 120mm fans. When I first took the graphics card apart I noticed that the most of the the stock thermal paste is on the sides of the GPU die, touching the resistors and not the the die itself. The application that was most likely done by a human employee was terrible! I really looked forward to this because even with an aftermarket cooler, my GPU temps would throttle at 82c @ stock clocks and I could not maintain 99% GPU utilization and often going as low as 80%. Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut is friggin amazing if you apply a perfect thin layer on both the component and the VGA cooler plate. I have done 3 attempts to experiment to figure out how much is too much and how little is too little. I finally managed to get the peak performance outta this thing. my temps went from 82c to 67c with overclocking. Think about it like this - apply a small pinhead size drop and move it around a bit, then put more, do some more painting and keep doing this until you have the thinnest layer you can possibly see and there shouldn't be any "puddle" texture visible, go for a 'wet floor' appearance. Regardless of how much or little the tempurature difference is, as long as the card isn't throttling - your good! A little more information on the temps - Its summer time in Canada right now, so it can be really humid some days. The ambient room temp during these tests was 27c which is too uncomfortable for me. My PC is in my closet, to minimize noise but temps go up as much as +3c. After 3 consecutive attempts, I learned that too much is really bad, but too little can be as well. There truly is a perfect amount per surface area. My current maximum temp is 72c (with OC) with 26.5c ambient temp of the room (small beroom). Taking into consideration that my PC's environment is not ideal, I cannot believe that this liquid metal stuff can drop temps this much. These results were conducted using 2x Noctua NF-P12 120mm fans @ 100% RPM: Stock Core Clock: 1680MHz Stock Core Clock (Thermal Grizzly): 1911MHz OC Core: 2025MHz - it peaked at 2076MHz! Stock Memory Clock: 5006MHz OC Memory Clock: 5562MHz I'm using my 8700K stock (no delid + MX-12 thermal paste) with 1x 140mm fan and a 120m stock case fan beside the CPU and 1x 140mm on the other side of the case. I'm using a Fractal Define C with 2x SSDs and 2xHDDs installed. This case is smaller than most mid tower cases and in a way I think it helps with the airflow. Thats everything in my case. FINAL THOUGHTS: This stuff is expensive, but it was worth it for me. If you try this and you don't get good temps, you're doing something wrong. Side note: I applied this stuff to my PS4 Pro and it helped alot - the fan is noticably quieter.

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Ich habe nun knapp über 20 Laptops und Rechner (CPU+GPU) damit überarbeitet und dabei keine 10 Gramm Flüssigmetall verbraucht. Das Zeug ist ergiebig! Es ist recht einfach zu handhaben. Vergesst nicht mit etwas Nagellack die umliegenden Kontakte zu benetzen um eventuelle Kurzschlüsse zu vermeiden und dann kann fast nichts mehr schiefgehen. Es wird sehr dünn aufgetragen und der Effekt ist gigantisch. Fast jeder Laptop hat nun eine 20 Grad geringere Kerntemperatur. Bspw. Ist bei meinem XPS 13 die maximale Taktrate von 2,2GHz (thermal throttling bei 101° C) auf 3,5GHz gestiegen bei ~80-85°C. Die Lüfter und Kühlrippen waren davor schon sauber und es ist so nur auf den Effekt des Flüssigmetalls zurückzuführen. Selbst bei einer guten Wasskühlung sind nochmal ein paar Grad damit rauszuholen. Das ergibt bei modernen GPUs wie der 1660 Ti oder 2080 nochmal ein paar MHz mehr Takt. Wobei ich allerdings sagen muss, dass mich das +/-1 FPS nicht interessiert, sehr wohl aber die gesunkenen Lautstärke und auch die gesunkene Temperatur. Ich benutze es auch schon seit über einem Jahr und habe noch keinen Nachteil feststellen können. Seitdem nutze ich es fast ausschließlich.

la arruiné al aplicar la pasta, a la mínima fuerza, se te chorrea todo, y eso me pasó, y cayó encima de todo el procesador, lo bueno es que tiene un mini tubito y pude succionar todo, el problema, es que quedó con mucho aire dentro del tubo y en mi desespero por sacar ese aire, sin querer quité el émbolo y se me cayó otra vez todo el metal en la placa, por suerte tenía un mini reciente al lado y puse todo el metal que le quedaba al tubo y fui succionando de a poco y poniéndola en el recipiente hasta que ya no quedaba nada, se formó una mega bola de como de 1x1 cm, y ya saqué todo el aire al tubo y succioné todo, lo malo es que el émbolo quedó hasta el final, así que si lo vuelvo a usar, tendré que vaciarlo en alguna parte para no regarla de nuevo, espero no se oxide, si no 1200 $ a la basura jaja