Noctua NT-H1 3.5g, Pro-Grade Thermal Compound Paste (3.5g)

Used this for a number of years now and it works very well. The only thing I would suggest is to warm it up before you use it. Its a lot easier to use when its about 30 degrees C. A good way I found of warming it up is to place it inside a towel and pop it on a radiator for half an hour or tuck it inside the jacket of a hot water tank. Either way, when its warm it spreads out under the weight of the heatsink very thinly indeed, which is what you want.

Works well. Used to refresh thermal paste for cooler on an old i7 3770

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Worked well on a Pentium G3220 transplant to new mobo. CPUID HWmonitor reports that the package operates at between 28-42C running standard Office applications and on-chip graphics in an ambient temperature between 20-26C. It nudges up as the room gets hotter but the CPU has yet to go higher than 42C. Obviously this isnt cutting-edge gaming, but speaking as an OAP I regard this as a good result on my first build :-) I cant see a tidal wave of excess thermal compound gushing down the mobo and flooding the neighbourhood, so I guess I used the right amount.

Ich finde die Wärmeleitpaste super und ist gut für aio Kühlung geeignet für den Preis bin ich mehr als zufrieden was die leistet

Before my PC would overheat

Along with installing a water cooling block with Noctua paste as the contact medium, results are very excellent. I am not one to tear down my rig to give comparison air to water cooling, but on air CPU temps at or above 96 C, on the water block with Noctua thermal paste, maximum temp now around 72 C. Daily non-loaded CPU runs at 39-42 C where before at idle temps on air were about 60 C.

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This thermal paste is very effective. It lowered my cpu temps for 6 to 8 celsius degrees.

facile a utiliser mais dommage elle sèche très vite dans le tube ,il devrait mettre un capuchon au bout du stylo pour pouvoir éviter ce problème .