Thermalright TFX 2g Thermal Paste Heat Sink Compound 14.3W/m.k-2 Grams, High performance thermal paste for Processor/CPU/GPU/IC/All Coolers, With a spatula tool(TFX 2g)

Used on two separate 3070s to fix overheating GPU/hotspots.Don't underestimate how stiff this dense paste is, be patient applying it.Excellent thermal properties, HIGHLY recommend on hot GPUs.might work well on CPUs too?

TIM is a little more thick than some other mainstream ones, not as easy to spread. Thermal results are very good though. Spreads just fine when warmed up a bit. I use my digital oven, can set it to 50C, but I am sure warm water works well, too. (Avoid getting water mixed with the TIM..).

Others have said this paste is really thick and almost unusable but I thought it was ok to work with. Having repasted a 3090 using thermal pads from elsewhere, overall I've seen a +/-15c drop in temperatures across the board. With it being summer time I can't complain with that!

This has to be the thickest and most difficult to apply paste known to man. I genuinely thought the paste was a bad batch until I googled it.... Actually breaks off the nozzle as it comes out rather than one continuous application. Try and spread it the actual paste rolls up lol and leaves holes in your application. Could you get it to work, probably yes, is it a complete waste of money and definitely yes. Just buy something else and don't be sold on delivery times and Kelvin numbers.

If you prefer the spread application method then this is impossible to use. It's like clay, it won't adhere to the die surface, just sticks to the spatula. What's odd is that they supply a spatula in the pack for spreading. Had to use the blob method, can't tell how well it has spread but temperatures seem ok.

Same benchmarks at the same fan speed on a Gigabyte Gaming OC 3080, before and after the re-paste of the GPU. I didn't replace any thermal pads either.The hotspot temp issues are solved, the temps are looking good in general, and because of the lower temps I'm able to hit the higher boost frequencies that I wasn't hitting before, and those that I was hitting are pushing much longer.This paste is VERY hard to work with, its like trying to spread blu-tack or clay, and I would recommend heating the tube up in a cup of hot water first (put it in a bag so it stays dry) for around 5 minutes or more before usage to make it easier to spread.If anything changes over the coming weeks in terms of it curing and changing temps dramatically I'll update the review as I do imagine there will be some slight shift over time.(yes I should have done a screenshot, not sure why I took a photo of the screen, I apologise to your eyes)

its a great paste however it needs alot of prep.This paste beats out alot of the other pastes hands down. wiped 6 degrees replacing mx6 from a gpu.its however extremely thickyoull need followingkettle/ziplock bag/cup.step 1 boil kettlestep 2 put water in cupstep 3 put thermal paste syringe into zip lock and seal nose of syringe to the bottom of cup.step 4 put the ziplock in cup of boiling water wait 8 minutes. ( do not submerge).this paste is thick and youll need to do this.remove from cup and leave alone for 1 minute.step 5.draw a line from 1 end to cpu to the other side and then smooth it with spatula.do not be sparingly.for gpu spreading it out evenly like a cake is fine just becareful of pressure try not to lift spatula you may want to find a piece of similar material card with wider.spread.the goal is not to see ihs or gpu die if you cant see either dont worry to much as the cpu heatsink should spread it out.

It's way too thick and dry and can barely be applied it has no nozzle so for accuracy it's a big old 0 too. Should be much better for the price