Thermal GrizzlyKryonaut - 1 Gram - Extremly High Performance Thermal Paste - for Demanding Applications and Overclocking CPU/GPU/PS4/PS5/Xbox

Hands down best thermal paste I've bought, and insane value for the price. Knocked my temps down 15* C (95+ at high stress on Noctua to low 80s on Kryonaut). Bought several and gifted one to a friend when he was upgrading parts. IDK if I can try another brand with how reliably effective this is.

What a great product! The amount of thermal change in my setup's CPU is very noticeable. It was easy to apply, and the added tool was somewhat helpful (however, I don't like using those).My only pet peeve is the quantity, it is sooo tiny. I sequenced the full tube, and it was very close to "almost enough" status. I don't like that.Either way, a great quality for an affordable price.

In 4 different builds in the last couple of years, I've used 4 different thermal pastes. None of been a problem, but this seemed to both apply more easily and result in better temperatures than the others. It's not an apples to apples comparison with different CPUs and boards, but I'm using this with a 9950x3d and a sub-100$ 360 AIO and with a slight overclock the CPU still stays under 70c during benchmarks.

The media could not be loaded. Kryonaut lives up to its reputation as a high-performance thermal compound. I’ve used it across multiple devices, including a laptop CPU and a console GPU, and in each case it delivered a noticeable drop in temperatures compared to the stock paste or older, dried-out compound. The consistency is slightly thicker than average, which helps it stay in place during application, especially on vertical surfaces or uneven heatsinks. It spreads best using either the pea-sized dot method or a very light pressure spread—no need to cover edge to edge manually, as the paste distributes evenly once pressure is applied. The included applicator is optional but useful for more controlled setups.In terms of results, thermal performance has been solid across the board. Under load, temperatures stayed consistently lower, and fan ramping was reduced as a result. It's especially effective in compact systems where heat tends to build up quickly and small gains in efficiency make a noticeable difference. No curing time is needed, and there’s been no sign of pump-out or drying, even after extended use. One gram is enough for a few applications depending on how much surface area you're covering. It's a good size if you're repasting one or two components and want a compound that performs at the high end of what's available without getting into liquid metal territory.Overall, Kryonaut is an excellent choice if you’re doing a repaste on a CPU, GPU, or other performance-sensitive component. It's well-suited for overclocking, high-load systems, or just improving thermal efficiency in aging machines.

I'm no computer guru, but this paste has made a difference. I have an old computer (2012) and realized the heat sink had never been changed or had the paste replaced, and I was regularly overheating to 91C+, so I ordered this paste so I could reseat it. The syringe was a lot smaller than I expected, but it only took about half to get the coverage I needed. It stuck to the spatula more than I would have liked during spreading, but I used a second tool to scrape off the spatula and apply the remaining paste to the CPU. I don't know if it's the paste or the slightly less old heat sink (2014), but now I'm running around 32-35C average and around 65C under heavy load, so I'm really happy. In retrospect, it seems a bit expensive for how little you get, but we'll see how well it lasts over time.

I've heard about this paste long ago, but thought the price was ridiculous and all thermal paste was the same. My GPU was having overheating issues and I repasted it 2 times with my MX-4 so I decided to give this a try and I was not disappointed.My GPU idle times went down around 20C and temps went down quickly after heavy gaming. I also decided to try this on my gaming laptop with similar results. Is it worth the price? For my experience yes it is worth it.

Thermal paste worked. Easy to apply and has brought down my CPU/GPU temperatures. Prior to this, my laptop was running hot on the CPU (90-100+ Celsius) even with fans blowing full throttle. After application, they now top at 90 Celsius at full throttle. I have an Alienware M15 R3. Granted, I also replaced the thermal tape on all the memory chips and fans since the fans were starting to make some funny noises.

Great. I replaced what I originally put in my pc with this stuff after changing aio. Never gets that hot anymore.