G105 100g Tube Grey Thermal Paste, CPU Heat Sink Compound, CPU Paste

This thermal compound is a sufficient, very inexpensive option, if you have to do something like repaste several low-powered PCs, old, low-powered GPUs, or the like. For nearly 3 years, now, I've used G105 to repaste dozens of 6th to 9th-generation Intel "T" based Dell and HP micro desktops, as well as vintage, yet still cheap/common ATi and NVIDIA GPUs with no issues, whatsoever. Still have a total of 4 micro desktops I worked on over the last 3 years; Three Dell Optiplex Micros—a 3050, 5050, and a 3070—along with one HP EliteDesk 800 G3 DM—all with i3 and i5 7xxx-T/9xxx-T CPUs. They never hit above 70°C on 100%, sustained loads, and typically stay around high-40°C to mid-50°C range at moderate loads. With all this said, however, I certainly wouldn't recommend this for something like an i7-12700K build, or any enthusiast-level PC build. If you're building/rebuilding your main rig, or something significantly more powerful/important than a cheap micro desktop, spend a little extra for better compounds, like Arctic MX-6, Arctic Silver 5, or similar.

This is the higher-end "gray" grease (G105 standard), not to be confused with the white grease (G104). This stuff has a higher thermal transfer rate (it's slightly better) then the white G104. There are slightly better greases, but those two are what's common and should be fine. You get a lot and the dispensing on this tube really works well. Use the cap to poke a small hole in the foil cap on the tube and gently squeeze a little and small amount is extruded out. it's very controlled and just thick enough that it stays in place and is very easy to work with the included spatual (spreader). It does come with a screw-on conical dispensing tip, but I didn't want to use that because you have to fill the whole tip up to dispense out of it and I wanted a little and then was going to store the rest, so I just squeezed right out of the tube. Very nice to work with and coats evenly without being runny. I used this stuff to rebuild a cooktop Induction hotplate, I regreased the IGBTs, IGBT thermal sensor, and the thermistor coil temperature sensor. This stuff went on great, coated well, like a thick paint. Everything seems to work so I'm happy! I do wish I could have purchase 1/3rd of the volume as I don't really need this much, but the price was good and so was the product. This stuff is the next bump up from standard. I'd recommend it so far.

Seems to do a good job. Definitely has improved temps over the crappy dry white paste that comes from the factory on most electronics. I've used it on heatsinks for LEDs, CPUs, 3D printer hotend, etc. Obviously don't expect miracles from this. It's not going to perform like a specialty paste that costs 10x more. It does get you like 80% of the way there though for 10% of the cost!

It's okay but doesn't stick well - specifically it keeps peeling up from the CPU while spreading

Meets all specs for my racing applications. Keeps modules cool.

Product keeps CPU temp down and running smoothly

It works :-)

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