🔥 Stay cool, perform hotter — the ultimate thermal upgrade!
Maxtor CTG8-4 is a premium carbon-based thermal compound paste delivering ultra-high thermal conductivity of 12.8W/m·K. Designed for CPUs, GPUs, and all coolers, it offers safe, metal-free application with no risk of short circuits. Its durable formula ensures stable heat dissipation for over 5 years, making it a reliable choice for professionals seeking to maximize system performance and longevity.
K**N
Great quality thermal paste! Keeps CPU temps low
High quality thermal paste!! Keeps my CPU temperature nice and low with a tower air cooler. Great value for a good paste! Easy to spread! Recommended!!
P**T
Covered and lowered temp ~10°
Good cooling. Will buy again in the future.Easy to use and cover the remaining product.
A**R
Great performance to price ratio
Decent thermal paste, great paste quantity and performance to cost ratio.
V**D
So far so good.
It has a very good consistency. Almost like airy peanut butter but way lighter of course. Replaced the OEM thermal paste in a friends GTX780. Temperatures improved by a few degrees but this is not a fair comparison as the OEM thermal paste was old. All and all, it works as expected.
#**Z
Does what it does
Ease to use, will update if any thermal issues.
R**Y
Nothing special.
It says, carbon based, but that's very misleading; its metal oxide based with a trace of carbon. It works fine as a metal oxide thermal paste, but if you're expecting some high conductive (as you would expect if it were carbon) compound, this isn't it.
M**
Included spreader needs modification
Great stuff. Works really well. Spreads nicely using the pea method.The included paddle needs sharpening to be useful, otherwise you must apply double the amount to get proper layer height.After first attempt with included paddle, I stopped and sharpened the paddle's edge to avoid wasting material rolling up along the 1-1.5mm edge of this paddle. After sharpening, the paste spread evenly with minimal waste.
J**.
Better than what OEM had provided
I have a laptop with a low powered core i3 which still seemed to get pretty warm. I decided to check into the thermal application under CPU and found it poorly applied. When I applied this product, it seemed to lower temps about 10c or more. It was a cheap fix.
