Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product saved me a lot of money. It worked like a charm.

Used this product several times and has never let me down.

Bought it on clearance for the price. After several months it seems to still be doing a good job so cannot complain.

Good value for the money. Spreads on evenly. Will need to monitor cpu temperature to see if it is effective.

Very easy to use, just follow directions. spread a thin layer keeping it smooth then screw the heat sink down

It is working in/on my computer right now, it's a good product. No overheating what so ever.

Worked for fixing ylod on the ps3. It seems to have held up better than previous brands.

It worked a charm at lowering the temp of my Xbox 360. The fans now are much quieter.

works exactly as it is supposed to. seems to do the trick and was not too watery

We have used this brand several times and had good luck with it.

Brought it three weeks ago, and nothing wrong with it so far.

Glad Best Buy carries this product. PC is working well now

very good product overall. great price for the product.

I used it on my wife's laptop go apply to cpu and graphic chips to help pass heat from chip go cooling system.

It works, not the best quality but nothing wrong with it either.

what can you say - it works as it is supposed to!!

There isn't that much inside there to use and it was messy AF not cool

The tube I got was already crusted and hard. Unusable. For the same price I got a tube of Arctic Silver delivered. Save yourself the trouble.

I have a 2005 desktop PC that started overheating and shutting down, especially when playing older games. My CPU went as high as 104 C, its fan at 4900 RPM, and system fan 2740 RPM. After doing some research and opening up my PC I found that I may need a new fan/heatsink. However by chance I stumbled upon a forum post saying to try thermal paste BEFORE investing in a new fan/heatsink. I checked my current fan/heatsink again and saw that there was a big hole in the middle of where the original thermal paste was, which explained why it kept overheating. I chose the Antec paste over Dynex (only two sold in Best Buy stores) because Antec made my computer's year-old 600 W power supply and I figured they would know what they are doing when it comes to thermal pastes. $15 is not a lot of money compared to $70-$110 heatsinks Best Buy have available. The paste was a bit hard and didn't spread very easily over the processor cover compared to all the how-tos I read before installing (I had to, there was zero instruction). After putting the heatsink back on a few times and using Q-Tips to wipe off excess amount around the edges I completed the installation and fired up the computer. Temperature - was 104 C, now 60 C CPU Fan - was 4900 RPM, now 1570 RPM System Fan - was 2470 RPM, now 880 RPM The results pleasantly surprised me. More than 60% reduction in fan usage and 45 C drop in temperature - I was hoping for only 20 C at best! I'm sure your mileage might vary but this paste indeed works. I have done a few intensive things with my computer the last few days and played the games that caused my computer to overheat. So far so good, no surprise shutdowns. If ever I need more cooling in the future I'll invest in a better heatsink and use this thermal paste again. For now I'm very happy with the cheap fix and recommend anyone experiencing overheating to try a thermal paste like this one first.

I bought it for my HP laptop dm4 3055dx. After more than year it started to heat a lot up to 95 C. I had to replace compound and clean cooler, i did used Artic silver paste at first but just small improvement. It keep it around 93 C on full load. But with Antec 7 nano diamond under same condition it does not go more than 82 C. I would definitly recommend this to a friend!