Noctua NT-H1 3.5g, Pro-Grade Thermal Compound Paste (3.5g)

Para personas que son principiantes como yo recomiendo mucho esta pasta, desde el envase que es muy bueno para la aplicación, utilice otras marcas y para la aplicación me resulto más difícil, lo he utilizado en procesadores de alta gama y me funciona muy bien.

toujours une des meilleures. noctua nest pas bon marché mais cest la qualité est au rendez-vous

Good thermal paste and cheap too it was worth it buying it

I purchased this thermal compound out of desperation and because it was one of my top two choices based on reviews, viscosity, and it was the only of the two on Amazon Prime. My situation was that I recently installed an XSPC 7970 water block and was getting abysmal cooling using the included thermal compound. Were talking temperatures at full load of 80C with 44C water running through it. I noticed the included compound was streaky, not homogeneous and thought maybe it was bad. I re-installed the block with some better looking, but old Thermaltake compound I had and got about 5C improvement in temps with the same water temperature. I had a hunch that with better compound I could do maybe a little bit better. Boy was I wrong! Re-installing with the Noctua compound has lowered my temperature with the 44C water to 63C at full load! This stuff is great, its renewed my confidence in XSPC and made me feel like I didnt waste $100 buying the block! BTW, my method for each of the block installs was to use a 1/2cm diameter blob on the center of the chip and seat the block. No need to spread the paste or rotate things once seated.

J’ai utilisé cette pâte thermique pour une ps4 qui faisait du bruit après l’application de cette pâte thermique plus aucun bruit je recommande pour ps4

More than enough for my use. Was easy to spread after removing the cap and good price. 32C after running for 3 hours using an AIO water cooler

This works great and was included with a noctua fan/heatsink combo I recently purchased. There is an online war about which thermal paste is best. I would like to know. Probably the diamond powder type is best, but it has its side effects. Ive read some negative reviews that some people had temperature increases by 10 degrees. My guess is they put on too much paste or too little. The point of thermal paste is to fill in the microscopic pores in the aluminum or copper bottom of the heatsink and also the small pores on the top of the CPU. It is not to decorate the CPU like a cake and give it a thick coat. You would likely end up insulating your CPU if you did it too thick. Too little and you arent getting enough thermal contact. I have used AS5 and this stuff now and I cant tell a difference in temperatures. Unless .5 degrees maybe 1 degree difference is important to you for extreme overclockers then sure do some research and figure out what truly is best. There are so many variables it can be hard to pinpoint thermal paste as a potential problem. I speak mainly to you first time PC builders who doesnt know what to get. Truth is any thermal compound will work. Ive used both this and AS5 on different computers and was still able to overclock a 6700K to 4.6Ghz on both. My buddy got it to 4.8 mainly due to a larger liquid cooler. So really if you want better cooling look at better/larger cooling methods rather than something as small as what thermal paste to use.

As soon as the package arrived, I replaced the thermal paste on my Nvidia GTX 1080 FE GPU, and also in my old HP EliteBook HP8570P. My previous paste was Arctic Cooling MX-4 in both cases, so that is my reference for comparison.

Ha aggiustato subito le temperature del mio processore da 60 Gradi in idle a 34.

Best compound for you main or graphic chip.