Highly Conductive HY 710 Thermal Paste - 10 Units for Improved Performance Review

I like the fact that these are individual bottles. Used another really good brand but it dried up. This one is better. They only use one injector per processor. The pace seems to be holding up well.

Thermal compound comes in a variety of colors - some look better than others. I ordered the silver lube and it's just like any other silver lube I've used before. Great value considering famous brands charge so much for an applicator tube! I love how they put it together in a set.

I've had no problems with this or any other thermal paste. He's doing his job. I love that it comes in such a large package as it is such a small tube that it can be easily overlooked or lost in my computer drawer.

I cannot vouch for the durability of this product but my temperature tests have shown it to perform as well as a very popular brand when used in an identical system. Overall I am very happy with the price and performance of this thermal paste as it has worked great on multiple computers.

I bought this because I have two desktops and am remodeling a laptop that needs a replacement keyboard. My desktops and the laptop I'm restoring are over 7 years old so they all had to be covered with a new coat of thermal grease - and to get to the keyboard I have to remove the motherboard which means removing the heatsink, which also means replacing the thermal paste. So far I've built a computer, a desktop computer, with a quad-core processor at about 3.6 GHz per core with no overclocking…

Generally good value for money. Suitable for processor and graphics card. While it doesn't look like other well-known brands, it gets the job done. Not for hard overclocking, but good for budget builds. Note that this paste is thinner than most other pastes and goes everywhere when handling. If even a smudge gets on your hand, you'll be looking like the Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz in less than a minute. Luckily, you can clean it with rubbing alcohol.

Terrible thing, not as advertised. After working for a few days I noticed that the paste on one of my chips looked like it had melted a bit. A picture with a pea-sized amount - with Antec Paste. I have an Acer Nitro 5 laptop and decided to redo the factory thermal paste. I did it using the pea drop method. My temperature went from 76°C to 98°C! I even lowered the CPU voltage with the Intel XTU and lowered the power for the turbo. I decided to leave the laptop idle for 20 hours to allow the…

I bought this because I have two desktops and want to restore a laptop that needs a replacement keyboard. My desktops and the laptop I'm restoring are over 7 years old so they all had to be covered with a new layer of thermal grease and to get to the keyboard I have to remove the motherboard which means removing the heatsink must, which also means that it must be redone thermal paste. So far I've built a computer, a desktop computer, with a quad-core processor at about 3.6 GHz per core with no…