TF8 Thermal Compound Paste 13.8 W/mK, Carbon Based High Performance, Heatsink Paste, CPU for All Coolers, Interface Material, 2 Grams with Tool

After recently looking for thermal paste to replace my thermal pad that wasn't doing so well.... I came upon many options including thermal grizzly. But then I saw this one which had a higher W/mK... I wasn't sure about the brand but I thought I saw it somewhere before; checked into it and they have actually made stock coolers and other cooling solutions for AMD and Intel in the past decade!I ordered this paste and tried it on my system and it reduced the temps by an earth-shattering 16C compared to arctic silver 5 and 12c compared to my thermal pad!My max temp on my 1700x OC to 3.95 used to reach 88c under a 30 minute 16 thread burn in test... Now it reaches only 72c. I have a corsair H105 240mm cooler (for your reference) and run the chip at 1.35V.This is by far the best performance I have seen from thermal paste in the last years!Update: Just bought my second package! My 2700x stays under 70C (new CPU) even with 1.46 Vcore (XFR/PBO).

I love this stuff my ps4 pro fan doesn't even come on anymore. During God of war, or Spiderman, the system stays very cool....

The last few years I had been using Kryonaut but never really liked it. Kryonaut got the job done but was a pain to use and it seemed to dry up after about a year. For the cost it didn't bring me great value. Tried TF8 and have been very happy! Spreads easily and does a great job of keeping the heat under control on my delided 8086K running at 5.4GHz HT Off. Back in the day when I ran Thermalright coolers on my AMD CPUs (10+ years ago) they were outstanding... good to see they are still a top notch cooling supplier!

This TF8 paste dropped my 9900k’s max temps by 10C when compared to generic ThermalCoolFlux (silver compound) also bought off Amazon. Can’t say enough good things about this paste.

The best thermal compound you can buy. It has the best heat transfer properties while unlike other high cW pastes is very soft and spreads amazingly.

La mejor que eh provado pero se pega del plastico mas que en el metal

I used this on an i9-9900k, a hot running CPU to be sure. The cooler is an Corsair AIO 240mm. The compound came out of the tube with a very thin consistency, it didn't appear to be fully mixed as there was some clear liquid in there as well. Nevertheless I applied a large-grain of rice/ small peas sized amount to the center of the heat spreader and attached my cooler. Idle temps were good 29c-32c but any load would spike the temp big time, just running Chrome caused a spike to 60c+ and running a moderately demanding game like GTA V caused temps to shoot up to and stay around 90c-95c. This is at stock clocks mind you. So figured that my cooler must've not been seated correctly, so I removed it, cleaned the old past off the CPU, put new past on and reinstalled the cooler. Same problem. Next I tried an updated BIOS, that didn't change anything either. Finally. I switched thermal compounds to a different brand, and the temps under load plummeted. Now playing GTA V ( same game as before), my temps are around 63c-71c across all cores. Which is about what they should be for this CPU.I had high hopes for Thermalright TF8, it looks good on paper, and maybe I got a bad batch, but it certainly didn't performance acceptably for me.

This is amazing. My laptop sounded like it wanted to fly away. Used this product and it solved cooling problem.

This is a bit expensive compared to other options, but I went for the heat dissipation rate rather than other jargon, and no one there gave this much 13.8 W/mk.. so I went with this.. Mine is 2015 model HP Envy laptop.. it has been making quite a noise lately.. I checked on the internet.. found the issues could be fan or heatsink.. I took the comparatively easier option first and cleaned the fan only.. not touching the heat sink.. it did improved.. bringing my laptop idle temp from ~65 to ~55ish.. but still it made noise.. then I decided to go this.. after going through official documentation from HP on how to replace the thermal compound and the hear sink.. I tried it.. I found the factory thermal compound was all over.. very badly applied.. it took me 10-15min just to clean all that.. Then as suggested I applied this compound.. and to my amazement real difference.. now CPU idle temp has dropped significantly to ~38ish.. massive improvement.. I hardly ever hear the fan noise.. even after working on Lightroom.. So definitely recommended!!..

My computer coming up with warning signs about the processes were getting too hot. Since renewing this thermal compound my computer now runs much smoother and the temperatures and now fine. I would recommend this product to anyone

Two year old alienware i7 laptop with 1060 graphics now outperforming itself when new thanks to this stuff.

Cleaned off my old thermal paste on a five year old laptop that was running hot and replaced it with this and my CPU temps are now 10°c lower. Has made a big difference to the fan noise.

It worked amazing for my sons ps4, it was overheating and had the red light, so i decided to strip it down and clean and re apply new thermal paste and presto it works spot on,