Artic Silver CMQ2-25G Ceramic Thermal Compound 25 g Syringe

I guess I misjudged how much 25g of thermal compound is, because it's a lot. And this syringe? FREAKIN' HUGE. I won't say it'll last a lifetime, but unless you build PCs or test hardware for a living (or get really creative), this should have you covered for years.As for performance, just before applying the Ceramique on an i5 4670K at 3.2GHz I monitored temps up to around 73°C under full load. With the Ceramique, idle and load temps each dropped by about 30°C (load now peaks around 46°C). That's not an entirely fair comparison because I swapped out the very bleh OEM cooler at the same time, but point being it works better than the generic gray compound that comes stock. I'll leave it to others to provide more objective performance details; suffice to say for my needs it works great and at least as well as I need.For less than ten bucks, and given the massive quantity, I couldn't be happier. Definitely recommended.

Been using Ceramique since 2007 and have built about ten computers since. My go-to paste, although I have tried others with questionable optimal results compared with Ceramique. Arctic Silver and the MX paste are both excellent choices, but for overall performance and non-conductive qualities, Ceramique beats'em all. For the money, you simply can't beat the amount you receive. Make sure you know how to apply this paste. The best part of clean-up is that simple isopropyl alcohol will absolutely clean off the paste, so you don't need expensive solutions to mess with. Truly the best formulation and best bang for your buck.

I am an A+ Tech and used this and it's predecessor as my go to thermal compound for CPU, GPU, Transistors and anything else which needed a high quality alternative. Hundreds of custom builds and I still like it best. Delivers temps near the best (not quite) but within 1-2 deg. More importantly it never becomes concrete like the generic types. A slight twist then the CFU comes right off. Cleans up with alcohol so no need for fancy cleaner. Additionally, it is non conductive.

There are TIMs that perform slightly better than this one, but very few that do so in the long term. I find this to be my favorite thermal paste to use in laptops and other high-vibration environments. Ceramique 2 goes on very thin and easy to work with, but once it's set, it's quite thick and stays where you put it. It lasts a long time, and experiences almost zero pump-out after curing (~200hrs or a barrage of drastic temperature cycles, whichever comes first). This 25g tube is a great value if you work on a lot of systems.

I own a PC repair shop, and pretty much every desktop I work on that's more than a few months old gets the heatsink repasted while I'm in there cleaning stuff out, so I go through a tube this size about every year or so.Ceramique does the job just fine, and is easy to work with. Not messy or runny like some. There are other TIMs that are more effective, but can be more of a pain to work with, and unnecessary unless you're doing some pretty heavy overclocking. For regular mainstream applications, this is my go-to TIM.

Ceramique was always my favorite Arctic Silver offering, always getting me slightly lower temps during and after the burnin period when compared to AS5 and that alumunium one. It's also not capacitive like AS5 can be.This huge syringe of Ceramique 2 is such a good deal for such a good product that everyone should be buying this thing

when you use this item, be sure to use in a cpu that will be used in a standard desktop system, not in a tower systemused on a dell dimension system, cpu kept falling off every 5 minutes, even after multiple applications & following website instructions

Not Liquid metal.Keeps my Alienware 18 cool.