Thermal GrizzlyKryonaut Extreme - 2 Gram - Extremly High Performance Thermal Paste - for Maximum Thermal Conductivity While Overclocking CPU/GPU/PS4/PS5/Xbox

Great alternative for high-end builds and GPU's. The thickness makes it easy to install and the durability and functionality is very tough to beat. Keeps noise levels down with amazing thermal connectivity, all in a convenient size applicator.

Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Extreme takes the already perfect and beloved normal Kryonaut paste and takes it up a notch, by creating that new notch for itself. While many may not see the need to find the “best of the best” in every product they buy, and while I don’t necessarily either in every area of commerce, PC parts and accessories are something I’ve spent over a decade testing, perfecting, and tweaking to gain the highest performance possible.Kryonaut Extreme is not your average consumer thermal paste, nor is it just a “top shelf” product. It’s in a category of its own, and consistently beats out competitors in every aspect time and time again. You can look this up yourself, or take it from me (a stranger ranting about their niche interests on the internet), Kryonaut & Kryonaut Extreme consistently deliver the best cooling possible, the lowest CPU temps, and the best durability on the market for ultra high performance thermal pastes. It’s easy to use, comes with a spreader, and 2g is more than enough for a single application, and I currently use the 2g size every 6 months to 1 year to make sure I’m always on top of my game (highly unnecessary, this paste will last you 2-4 years at a normal or above average usecase, I just push my overclocking to the absolute max.)While it’s designed to be effective with LN2 cooling, it’s more than effective for every PC user putting any stress on their CPU, regardless of how they’re cooling it. It’s well worth the price for the size, and you will not be disappointed in any way with Kryonaut Extreme.

I added this to my i9 14900k to see if it worked better than the original thermal paste I put on. This lowered my temps by 5C-8C.In my opinion it was worth taking the time to add it to my CPU. I would definitely buy this again when the time comes.

The media could not be loaded. Huge temp drop running cinebench from using Kryonaut high performance, compared to Extreme performance obviously depending on your CPU for the most part noticed a 6 to 7 degree temp drop, running cinebench multithread using a Ryzen 7 5800x a chip known to run kind of hot, well went from 90 temp to around 83 running on all cores stress test. this is a huge difference from original paste from pre built distributer, even if you build your own, your gonna want to spend the extra money for this performance.. Enjoy.. Mind you idle or running regular apps hitting 29 to 39 then hitting like 50 but then dropping again depending on your config and best for AIO coolers .. A MUST BUY..

TLDR, Don’t buy if you are using 9800X3D unless you want something pink.It is expensive. You don’t need LN cooling feature. It is hard to apply properly, and might pump out quickly if you have large and frequent thermal cycle. And most of all zero temperature (or less than 1C) improvement compared to MX6 for 9800X3d. So save your money if you have 9800x3d and get any of like MX-6 and equivalent. They won’t make huge difference. And they are way easier to work with.My idle are from 43C to 43C after switching from MX6 to Kryonaut Extreme and 74C max to 74C max for 100% load (~75% fan) at cinebench 2024 (PBO negative 35 all cores and auto scaling) with PA120 (1 fan only in middle, I tested with duo fan setup and see no noticeable temp change here).It works for chips which are themal paste bottlenecked. But in the case of 9800x3d, you are actually not limited by thermal paste. So it won’t make any noticeable difference. On contrary, it is much more difficult to work with and spread since it tends to stick to spatula. And also it is known to suffer from durability issue if you have frequent and large thermal cycle. And you really don’t need the feature for LN cooling. Ofc, it is more expensive. If you want something pink, you can get it, otherwise a cheap and decent thermal paste will serve you well for 9800x3d.

Worked just as intended, has lasted longer than other thermal paste brands

I went to replace my cpu, and realized old thermal paste was fading. The new setup has this at its center, and is incredible. CPU barely touches 50 under high load.

It always amazes me how just changing pastes can affect your temps so much. Anyway...This stuff works great, I dropped temps by 8 to 10. I don't like how it spreads compared to arctic mx-4, but if you're just looking for results, this stuff will do the job well. I got about 5 years out of an application on a *heavily* overclocked ryzen 3400g before I checked it, and it probably could have gone for longer.Short version: if you don't mind fighting with thick thermal paste, this is the stuff you want. If 8c won't break you and you're lazy, stick with the MX-4.