Cooler Master CryoFuze Premium Performance Thermal Paste, Nanoparticles, | 2 Grams | Thermal Compound (for GPU, CPU, Consoles, Laptops Graphics Cards, Heat Sinks) | 2 G Tube, 14 with Mk Conductivity, Nanoparticle Formula, -50 Degree C to 250 Degree C

It's efficient. I used it for the Ps4 chip

Cooling is good with aio otherwise. Cpu 72c max

Its good but its make hard quickly, need to properly stored

صراحتاً اول ما جاني كان نااااشف و حطيته في المعالج و صار آداءه اخس من اول وعلى ذي القطعة اخذت تقريباً اسبوعين بعدين جاني

I would sum it up like this: The paste is excellent in performance, but would be very difficult for someone applying the first time to successfully apply. This isn't your MX4 or MX5 -- Cryofuze Ultra is very thick and dry. If you used IC Diamond back in the day think a bit more dry than that. Spreading is nearly impossible without heating the tube a bit with a hair dryer. This gives it just enough pliability to be workable. The plus side is that due to the paste being so dry, it shouldn't have any issues with oil separation. Once it's on the temperatures are great, easily rivaling what I've seen from Kryonaut. The line method seems to be the easiest if you have a high clamping force heatsink. Otherwise spreading it is next to impossible without heating the tube up. Time will tell how long it holds up and keeps good temps. I have it running on a 4790 in a HP Z1 G2 as a test. Those tend to be a little toasty, but it's done a great job bringing the temps down from the MX4 I had on there. I'm seeing 3 - 4*c temp reductions and a much quieter fan profile. The cores now idle only slightly above room temp (19.5*c room, 24*c idle)

This Thermal paste is very good and it will surely decrease the temperature ..Just make sure to apply it in X shape as it will not be easy to spread it over the CPU