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  • QuestionWhat is the thermal conductivity?

    Asked by Joe.

    • Answer The thermal conductivity is 5.0 W/mk I have included a photo of the specifications from the back of the box.

      Answered by John

  • QuestionHow much thermal paste is being sold here? I don't seem to see any reference to ounces, grams, pints, quarts or gallons!

    Asked by IrvingReally.

    • Answer Hi, It's 5g. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art

      Answered by Corsair

  • QuestionDoes this work with Xbox series x I want to replace my current thermal paste cause it’s overheating pretty fast also is it better than grizzly and silver

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes, You should be able to use this thermal paste, but before going through the process of re-pasting the heatsink for your Xbox have you tried blowing it out with an air duster? Sometimes the heatsinks collect dust and get clogged. That can lead to overheating.

      Answered by David

  • QuestionHi! I will be using this for my 17" MacBookPro. Had to replace 4 crappy AMD cards due to overheat... Now they are letting us fix our great products. This will work? The monitor goes whacky when it overheats (bad design by Apple!). Thanks!

    Asked by Iracord.

    • Answer it will do the job like any decent thermal paste

      Answered by JamesP

  • QuestionDoes this contain metal

    Asked by Ken.

    • Answer I don't know for certain that it does not contain metal, but I do know that it is non-conductive posing no threat of creating a short-circuit.

      Answered by JuanR

  • QuestionIs this product compatible with copper

    Asked by oldman.

    • Answer yes.

      Answered by Trev0r

  • QuestionIs this compatible with aluminum heat sinks?

    Asked by Doug.

    • Answer Most definatley

      Answered by Ditzzo

  • QuestionIs there enough in this for 2 XEON Processors?

    Asked by DPierce.

    • Answer There's enough in there to paste multiple CPUs. Probably 4 or 5. The side of the syringe has little marks indicating how much to use.

      Answered by David

  • QuestionIs this good for a Ryzen 5 1600X?

    Asked by Joe.

    • Answer it keeps my ryzen 7 5800x3d on a leash..

      Answered by Trev0r

  • QuestionIs This Thermal Paste Conductive?

    Asked by Jack.

    • Answer Hi Jack, It is not. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art

      Answered by Corsair

  • QuestionOriginal xbox.....would this be a good thermal paste to replace the old on the GPU and CPU?

    Asked by Retrogamer.

    • Answer In my opinion yes cause I have used it for computers I have built and some sub woofer boxes and stuff like that.

      Answered by Creeo

  • QuestionCan i use this on my ps4 for the overheating problem?

    Asked by Barry.

    • Answer I used this to completely redo my thermal paste on both my PS4 and PS4 Pro, and have had amazing results. It is even thick enough (be prepared to work with REALLY thick paste) that I was able to replace a torn thermal pad in the system. All of this said, if you decide to redo your thermal paste on the system, I would recommend a FULL disassembling of the system, and a thorough cleaning/dusting of every surface (don't forget to blow out the power section like I did on my first go at this). A VERY soft, large head paintbrush did wonders for me, combined with plenty of compressed air and an appropriate electronics brush. Also, don't overdo the paste or you could accidentally insulate the CPU instead of letting it dissipate heat. Basically, don't use more than enough to properly cover the surface without causing excess to squeeze out from between it and the heatsink. A couple final notes: 1) I am sorry if I am saying obvious stuff. I don't want to assume you know more than you might and my advice cause you more problems than help. 2) All of this is advice from a consumer and not a professional Sony technician, so while I may know what I am doing, do not take my word as gospel and forge ahead. PLEASE double check my advice, as again I don't want to be the cause of more trouble than I have helped, as even doing everything I said might not help you with your exact problem. The overheating of your particular system could be caused by another issue. 3) Be EXTREMELY careful and find a well documented guide on disassembly of the system. And I highly recommend taking your own photos as you go so that you know exactly where each piece and exactly which screw goes where. A single thing out of place could potentially cause a short and destroy your system. 4) If you aren't comfortable working with delicate electronics, or aren't sure if you can minimize static electricity in your workspace, please find someone that understands what they are doing and ask them for help. Again, I know that is obvious, but I would rather say this out of extra caution than hear an accident happened. Well, I think that is everything. I hope you get your PS4 running well again, and that this fixes your overheating issue! Take care, be careful, and keep on gaming on! Peace!

      Answered by GreyFoxPancake

  • QuestionHow does this compound compare with Arctic MX-4 compound?

    Asked by martha.

    • Answer Inferior ... unless you need it today I would order MX4 or MX5 from Amazon.

      Answered by Captante