Cooler Master CryoFuze 5 Premium Performance Thermal Paste | 3 Grams | Thermal Compound (for GPU, CPU, Consoles, Laptops Graphics Cards, Heat Sinks) – Blue

I would sum it up like this: The paste is excellent in performance, but would be very difficult for someone applying the first time to successfully apply. This isn't your MX4 or MX5 -- Cryofuze Ultra is very thick and dry. If you used IC Diamond back in the day think a bit more dry than that. Spreading is nearly impossible without heating the tube a bit with a hair dryer. This gives it just enough pliability to be workable. The plus side is that due to the paste being so dry, it shouldn't have any issues with oil separation. Once it's on the temperatures are great, easily rivaling what I've seen from Kryonaut. The line method seems to be the easiest if you have a high clamping force heatsink. Otherwise spreading it is next to impossible without heating the tube up. Time will tell how long it holds up and keeps good temps. I have it running on a 4790 in a HP Z1 G2 as a test. Those tend to be a little toasty, but it's done a great job bringing the temps down from the MX4 I had on there. I'm seeing 3 - 4*c temp reductions and a much quieter fan profile. The cores now idle only slightly above room temp (19.5*c room, 24*c idle)

This grease was a bit tough to apply evenly, I wiped off twice due to frustration but the third try (and the last of the tube) worked out. My method was a pea in the middle, then spread out in one direction, then the other. and repeat this method. I error to have less on the sides of the chip and more of a thick middle as it squeezes out to the sides and pushes the air bubbles out with it. I managed completely even temps across all cores and along with a cooler master 280mm AIO my I7 12700kf doesn't break 48c after 4hrs of pubg set to ultra. Ultimately performance is top notch, and this 2 gram tube is cheap enough you can give it a couple goes if need to, but I could probably use it again on the first try knowing what I know now. Biggest tip from me is to clean the new CPU with alcohol before attempting application, I believe this is what allowed it to stick better and get a good adhesion. I did not clean the new cpu face and had problems with adhesion/spreading until I did that. I will be using this in all of my new builds for sure. Way cheaper than thermal grizzly, longer lasting and better preforming (on paper as I have not run them side by side due to the cost difference)

This is very good, high-end thermal paste for a surprisingly low price. I used this stuff for over a year inside my main PC, and it kept my overclocked Ryzen 5 5600x under 80C under full load. For further clarification, that CPU in that configuration can consume around 110-120 watts under a stress test, and I have a Corsair H150i AIO cooler (360mm.)

Purchased to re-paste my Lenovo P53 (I7-9750H) with Nvidia Quadro T2000 GPU. Before re-paste my CPU was running about 76-80C and the GPU about 65-70C. I in no way did any calculated or documented stress testing, just general testing, but results seemed to be a bit warm. After re-paste and stress testing (OCCT & ThrottleStop) for 45-minutes, I am now getting a CPU avg of 58C and GPU avg of 68C. I was going to re-paste anyway, because I recently purchased the P53 and was unsure if thermal paste was any good or needed changing etc. Old paste was slightly pliable, but dry and crumbly. Not an expert with thermal paste so maybe it should be like that after repeated use, but I don't think so.?.?.? Anyway the results IMO, are very good compared to the prior 2 days of stress testing and checking with the old thermal paste. Another good thing the Fan is not constantly running at full power all the time anymore. I can only say one thing, in my situation this product appears to be working great. I have a considerable temp drop so far, and hope I can keep close to these temps, if not get better temps, going forward. I will use again on my wife's and grandsons laptops.

I used this when replacing the CPUs in my Lenovo RD650 and 2x System x3550M5 servers. Included in the packaging is a cleaning pad and a plastic tool for spreading. The tube held enough thermal grease for 2x CPUs. However, the thermal grease is very thick and difficult to spread! Once I managed to get the CPU coated, I installed the heat sink then ran stress-ng to generate 100% CPU load. CPU temps were very good.

This product is hard to apply, but has EXCELLENT results. I will not take any stars off for that as it does the job. The tip about heating it with hot air gun helps and makes it flow . I pasted in Rtx 3090 to begin with and it dropped the temperatures by 10 to 15° over noctua nh1.my ram got a little bit hotter but that might be new thermal pads or heat sink receiving more heat. Impressed with the results, I used it on 3080 and rx 5700 with same results. I will probably keep repasting till I run out of it. Ordering one more. Can’t comment on stability yet as it has been only a few days. The spreader is useless if you don’t heat. What has worked for me is drop a blob and gently squish it with a metal prong to get some spread. Just dropping it might work too but I did a little extra.

I've been using the Cooler Master CryoFuze high-performance thermal paste for a while now, and I’m really impressed. It provides excellent heat transfer, helping my CPU maintain lower temperatures even under heavy load. Application is smooth and easy, and the paste spreads evenly without any mess. Overall, it’s a reliable and high-quality product for anyone looking to improve cooling performance. Highly recommended!

Great thermal paste with top of the line conductivity, I do wish it came with more thermal paste though

Cooling is good with aio otherwise. Cpu 72c max

Its good but its make hard quickly, need to properly stored

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This Thermal paste is very good and it will surely decrease the temperature ..Just make sure to apply it in X shape as it will not be easy to spread it over the CPU

La mejor pasta térmica que he utilizado hasta el momento.