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Thermal paste for CPU

ppr0perr
Level 7
Hi,

Which thermal paste is best to buy for CPU?
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Zka17
Level 16
There is not too much difference between them for everyday use... - when you're pushing the CPU to it's limits, then matters more...

Basically, again for everyday use, you want something like the Arctic Cooling MX2... then you can go better with the Gelid Extreme, Prolimatech PK-1... or even higher with the liquid metal ones (Indigo Extreme Liquid Pro)... - these later ones are pretty messy though...

ganji
Level 13
I've used arctic silver 5 untill so far which has always done me good.
Noctua NT-H1 is meant to be very good too but i've not got around to actually testing it yet.

Giannis996
Level 9
buy a paste of 5-10$ and you will be just fine!
Project Name: System Specs:
Motherboard: Asus Rampage IV Black Edition
Prossesor: Intel Core i7 4820k
Graphic Card: Asus GTX Titan x2
*Power Supply: Cooler Master V850
Ram: 32Gb Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133Mhz
Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D
SSD: 2x Samsung Evo 250Gb Raid 0
HDD: 2x Seagate Baraccuda 2TB

Zka17
Level 16
Actually I did tried the NT-H1... it came with the Noctua cooler... - and yes, it's pretty OK even for some benching-level OC's too...

ppr0perr
Level 7
Thanks guys for reply... Is this one will be ok:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Arctic-Cooling-MX-2-High-Performance-CPU-Thermal-Paste-Cooler-than-Silver-...


Can i use it later on for my GPU when i will install water box for Asus GTX 670?

ganji
Level 13
Zka17
Actually I did tried the NT-H1... it came with the Noctua cooler... - and yes, it's pretty OK even for some benching-level OC's too...

Cheers chap. I may just crack it open then 😄

Retired
Not applicable
i go with the crowd..

i non electrical conductive one, with a fancy tube.. ;o)

Retired
Not applicable
Ole, Dole, Doff ??

;o)