Dynex™ - Thermal Compound

It worked good enougg but I prefer artic silver. If I was in a hurry and needed thermal paste would definitely get this again

You're not going to find thermal compound locally in most retail locations (outside of custom computer shops?), so if your local BB has this in stock and you need it, great, you're all set. There's always more expensive, exotic compounds (silver, etc.) having theoretically better thermal properties that you can mail-order, but is a degree or two difference (tops!) going to really make or break your custom CPU cooling rig? For most folks, this compound is just fine. Appears better than the old Antec packets that BB used to/may still sell.

my computer was running slow and i was experiencing a lot of random shutdowns laltely. I opened up my computer to clean it a bit and realized the thermal compound was completely gone from the cup and only very little amounts were left on the fan/grill. After quickly and very easily applying a portion of this dynex thermal compound, my computer was up and running smooth, and the cup was no longer overheating. this product is very easy to apply with the syringe applicator and the included plastic piece makes removing the old thermal coumpound very easy and fast.

I purchased this compound to use it on my 1st gen I5 laptop that i wanted to cleanup. the processor on my laptop increase temperature from 30 to 75 degree Celsius in like 10 mins when you do internet activities and machine turns off due to overheating. I cleaned up and applied this thermal compound, bravo it hold the temperature around 50 degrees..its still higher for laptop..but there is no increase in temperature beyond 50 degree Celsius.. works as expected. I bought for 2.99 + tax which is more worthy for what i paid..

I have been using the Dynex paste for around two years now. About two years ago, this compound was made by a different manufacturer. The syringe had a small blue rubber cap on it, and the packaging included a blue credit card-like spreader card. This compound actually seemed like silver based compound, and was very easy to spread(it's important to have a thin coat when applying this stuff) This stuff performed very well, even on highly overclocked CPUs. But earlier this year, Dynex changed a lot of their products, including this thermal compound. Now the paste isn't even silver based. It is a silicone-based solution that reminds me of Elmers Glue in terms of it's viscosity. The new solution is a bit runny, and can be messy. Thermal performance is okay, but I don't think it is as good as the older stuff. I still purchase it and use it, however I'd like for the old stuff to be back.

The thermal compound was easy to apply with supplied plastic applicator. My CPU (AMD - they run hot) is working good after installation, no issues with overheating.

That was my second purchase of this thermal paste. It is good and easy to put on CPU. Specialy with provided spatula.

This is not the fancy brand that the high end users insist is the best. This thermal compound will get the job done without the excess cost. It spreads easily and covers well. The tube came with an applicator to make it easy to put down a thin coat.