Iceberg Thermal FUZEIce Plus High Performance Thermal Paste 7g for CPU GPU Heatsink Compound Review

I had never heard of this brand but when I saw a display with a conductivity of 13.0 W/mK it is much higher than many other brands on the market. so i tried it The package I received was very badly damaged but I want to give the company a chance so I contact them and yes they sent me a brand new package with no refund. I hate touching thermal paste with my hand so I'll give them a plus for that. The first impression is well packaged, the thermal paste is in a very well-made tube, and this tube…

This product is great for gaming laptops, it's a thermal compound not a paste which means it's thicker and easier to apply. The applicator on the syringe is comfortable to work with, which makes it easier to use. With the help of an applicator, it fills a pocket in it and you simply apply it to the stamps. Cooling was a definite improvement as my laptop's fans stopped spinning at full speed and it felt chilly. A giant pipe at such a low price is excellent value for money.

I have been using one of the well known brands for many years - literally over 10 years. This stuff is great, easy to use and apply, and works better than anything I've seen except for the really "expensive" spreads for sale here. You just can't go wrong with this and I chose "FuzeICE+" because the higher 13W/mK power rating can make a big difference in my application which is cellular modems (radios) that in combination sold with gigabit routers. In this particular situation, the more they…

This paste has a wonderful consistency. It has a medium viscosity and spreads easily. It comes in a nice applicator that applies a ridged layer of paste for even distribution. So far it has worked well with my Ryzen 5600X and my old but still perfectly working Corsair H100. I'm not trying to push every last MHz, so YMMV if you're a hardcore OCer. Otherwise it's a large batch of seemingly great pasta at a reasonable price. Seems like a good value to me.

I bought this with high hopes and not entirely disappointed. I was hoping for better temperatures than the Noctua NT-H1, and the first run of the XTU's hour-long stress test showed a 2-degree drop in average temperature. The app was very nice and smooth, although it felt a bit thick. If it was thinner or faster I would get tears/air in the paste strips. The radiator was not removed to check, it just appeared that a lot of excess was being squeezed out. I will update after removing the cooler…