Thermal paste Arctic MX-5, syringe, 4 g Review

If the oil separates, then the paste is no longer suitable. For a thousand, excuse me, is this quality? There is a dry, cracked mass in the syringe, only oil is choking. I don’t know what is more pitiful: the money for the purchase, or that I can’t fix my laptop or return the client on time .

I take the same paste a second time. The first time there was an excellent uniform consistency, it was well smeared and kept the temperature at a hot 5800X. In the second tube, the paste is divided into semi-dried chewing gum and liquid, which makes it inconvenient to apply and smear, and the liquid flows from the processor to the motherboard.

Notebook HP ProBook 450 G7. 10th generation i5 processor. After replacement, the operating temperature dropped ~ 10 degrees. I was too lazy to replace it myself, I went to the master. He said that the paste is original. The consistency is viscous, closer to chewing gum.

A liquid yellowish precipitate has flowed out, the thermal paste itself is like chewing gum in consistency, it quickly hardens. I'm afraid to imagine what would happen when disassembling the cooling system after use. I had to issue a refund.

Very thick paste, more like plasticine than paste, it is difficult to spread without a spatula. But, I reduced the temperatures in the tests by 10-15 degrees. Before that, I used Chinese paste, I thought it was normal, but no, this is the norm. In short, to reduce the temperature, that's it.

The price/quality ratio is perfect. Before applying, put in hot water (not boiling water) for a few minutes, then it smears better.

The MX-4 was good, this one is even better. In my opinion, the new paste is more plastic, has better adhesion. Given a flat heatsink base, a very small amount is required, even for large processors. So 4 grams can be enough for a significant number of applications.

Reviewing my experience with it.I changed the thermal paste to xbox one x, it stopped making noise. The heat dissipation is chic. I recommend.

Got pros: Performs all functions 100%. Cools i7 12700K with NZXT X63 without problems. The minimum temperature is 25 degrees, the maximum temperature above 60 did not work out yet to warm up) Its cons: Quite viscous, this may not be a disadvantage, but you just need to keep in mind that without a spatula it is probably hard to apply evenly.

I used this when installing an old processor. It hasn't dried out in 7 years. I was even surprised when I recently changed the processor.

I do not recommend taking this product. Ordered through in Online Trade. And it was not possible to return and the product is defective. As a result, I had to throw it away and buy another paste.

The left surrogate with water in the syringe. Water is separate, the surrogate with coils cannot even come off the syringe. Basically, pure scam.

Bought 4 months ago. Recently, I changed the thermocouple in devices several times, and all the times the thermal paste was squeezed out with water. The paste itself was very thick, it was necessary to mix this substance on the processor to obtain a homogeneous substance. It was recommended to me as the best, since without water, but this is apparently the last experience. At first there was no water, but then I went with water. Maybe it’s not water at all, but just termukha oil. But the fact…

Somehow, the paste that was contained within the syringe dried out in layers, and in between those layers was a brownish liquid. Chewing gum on the exterior, which cannot be smeared on the site, is followed by slurry, which also cannot be smeared on the site. It would appear that the storage requirements have been breached, despite the fact that the paste has not yet reached its expiration date. I'm waiting for a response from Arctic since when such a highly marketed product is purchased for a…

The worst thermal paste ever! Simply said, there is no way to put it to use. She is quite sticky and thick to the touch. It is similar to applying paint that has been left out in the open and is in a transitional condition between being liquid and having already begun to dry. Like chewing gum. the substance adheres more strongly to the blade included in the package than it does to the processor. There are occasions when a straight piece emerges from the food processor, leaving it…

Toxic thermal paste Simply put, it can't be used. She is extremely viscous and outrageously sticky. It is similar to applying paint that has been left in an open container and is halfway between wet and dry. like a gum chewing. adheres to the kit's blade more than the processor. On occasion, a clean, straight piece will come off the processor. Absolute garbage. With such a paste, one cannot work. Complete letdown, so I purchased an additional 8 grams. At first glance, it appeared to be more…

Wow, talk about a double-take in terms of utility! After applying the native thermal paste to the dropsy GamerStorm Captain 240X White, I can confirm that there is nothing discernible difference between the two. In my setup, the coolers are all set to run at extremely quiet speeds. The i7-7700k processor was stolen. The old thermal paste, which has been in use for 4 years (!) at idle, reaches a temperature of 39 degrees. Temperatures reach 83 degrees while under load in Prime95. We used the…

What a different perception the use gives. I must state up front that there is absolutely no difference between the native thermal paste and the dropsy GamerStorm Captain 240X White. In my instance, certain speeds are set on all coolers to produce the quietest possible operation. Scalped i7 7700k processor. 39 degrees were recorded when the old thermal paste, which had been in use for 4 years (! ), was left idle. Prime95 emits 83 degrees while it is under load. We positioned the lauded MX-5…

What an interesting twist on the use of the phrase! I feel the need to state right off the bat that after using the native thermal paste on the dropsy GamerStorm Captain 240X White, there is absolutely no discernible difference between the two. On my case, as well as on all of the coolers, I have particular speeds set so that there is the least amount of noise possible. Processor i7 7700k that has been overclocked. 39 degrees Fahrenheit during downtime spent on antiquated thermal paste that has

Its pros: The spatula that was in the kit came in handy, which cannot be said about the thermal paste itself Its cons: Unfortunately, the dried thermal paste arrived and I just had to throw it away.