Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like most Corsair stuff but I honestly was very disappointed with this thermal paste. Much better options out there. It works ok so that's why 3 stars.

I had togive a rating but in all fairness can't. I bought the Corsair Thermal paste but after reading other reviews I elected not to use it in favor of another product.

not for hot gaming console. does not last 10min in a ps4

Horrible. I've used many types of thermal compound over the years but this junk was horrible. Gunked up, was gummy, couldn't spread it using the included kit. Waste of $15.

As the title says, no method won't leave surfaces without being empty. It's so viscous even spatula can't spread them out eventually. Avoid

When this was purchased in store the paste was dried out and very hard to apply or spread. I notice at least a 5° difference when using other pastes I have available.

Not a good source of cooling for long term. Very short term testing only.

Used this as I had a corsair AIO and was going to remount it during a case swap. I ended up going with Thermal Grizzly and got about 4-5 degree lower temps

What I bought was old crappy, claylike paste. The videos I watched showed it being very wet and soupy. The store had it sitting too long is my guess

not too impressed with it when I applied it to the processor it dried up

very cheap only use in case of emergency and you don't have access to atleast toothpaste or shampoo.

Not good for overclocking. If you're not then it's fine.

It’s not thick it’s soup. My temperature increased by 10c. Would not recommend for any serious build.

Packaging hides the size of the Grease, were similar products on the shelf for half the cost

Trash product. Wouldn't spread onto surface. Became instant putty and clay like.

Was a terrible heat-sink paste. Worked for 1 day and failed again.

Bought for a cpu that never worked so I disputed it.

This works just great. I don't so any crazy overclocking but this stuff keeps my ryzen 3700x very very cool with my cheap corsair water cool io and the template it comes with made it an absolute ease to apply with zero guesswork. For the average gamer or graphic production pc this is more than enough cooling power.

So, about the title: I don't believe $15 accurately prices this item. I'd knock it a few dollars down because even if the product is good, the inclusion of an small acrylic applicator and a manual does not warrant a near double price increase over the TM30 product (which is $8). Personally something like $12 would be more my preference, but that's besides the point. As for the actual product, I applied it to my CPU using the included applicator and it worked, I've seen overall slightly lower temps than the stock thermal paste application included in my computer. (Which, well, I wish it was more of a difference, but a puny Intel stock cooler can only do so much.) I'll definitely be keeping this around for my future upgrades due to its ability to be used for multiple applications. Though, if I could say one thing I wish was included: cleaning wipes. Honestly thought it'd be a nobrainer as part of a "kit" but apparently they aren't included in this which is a shame.

If you're like me and you bought a RX 5700 XT but noticed very quickly that your junction temperatures were reaching throttling point, throw in on some of this paste. It's very thick, which means it's less likely to overspread off the die and it mates to the copper piping of the XFX RAW II 5700 XT very cleanly. Junction temperatures are now sitting at 102C, WELL below the 112C throttle point, and I can maintain a +50% PL with a 2150MHz OC and 950 on the memory. Solid paste from Corsair, and this stuff may make me give up Kryonaut.