MX-6 (4 g) - Ultimate Performance Thermal Paste for CPU, Consoles, Graphics Cards, laptops, Very high Thermal Conductivity, Long Durability, Non-Conductive, Non-capacitive

This temperature drop of 10-15 degrees is remarkable and instantaneous. The thickness is ideal for spreading and application, making it a reliable choice. I personally utilized it in my previous build last year, and its exceptional performance left a lasting impression. I have since reordered it for my new build due to its durability. Its outstanding performance, especially on full load of the latest top-tier AMD processor, makes it an excellent choice for gaming. I highly recommend purchasing this product.

I had beed trying hard Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut for 3 years, almost 7 tubes of 2gm each. It performs well for first 3-4 months then dried. I have a 3060 laptop, undervolted, core clock boost limited so it never exceeds 80 degrees in stress. Use with 30 degrees tilted laptop cooling stand. Used Coolermaster Mastergel Maker in between, Deepcool some i forgot. Nothing satisfied me over Kryonaut. Finally after thinking many times switched to MX6. I can tell its a very good product. It surpassed my expectations in controlling thermals. I do heavy use my laptop. I have confidence that MX6 is almost identical to kryonaut and might last longer with very affordable price compared.

Comparing to kyronaut grizzly cpu temp has dropped significantly.but I've noticed that gpu temp is exceeding on my Asus tuff laptop.

I replaced my old pre-applied AIO thermal paste with Arctic MX-6, and the results are impressive. My setup is an Intel i5-13600K with a 220 mm AIO. Before repasting, the CPU would instantly spike to 100°C and thermal throttle during Cinebench. After cleaning and applying MX-6 (X-pattern), temperatures dropped significantly. Now the CPU runs at ~80–82°C under sustained Cinebench load, with no throttling. Idle temps are also noticeably better. MX-6 is a thick, non-runny paste, which makes application easy and prevents pump-out over time. It doesn’t look wet, but that’s normal — it spreads perfectly once the cooler is mounted. Overall, MX-6 delivers excellent thermal performance, long-term stability, and great value for money. Highly recommended for both air coolers and AIO liquid coolers, especially on modern Intel CPUs. Compared to the old paste, MX-6 reduced peak temperatures by 15–20°C, confirming much better heat transfer and contact. The 4g pack is more than sufficient. After applying once on my CPU, I still have enough thermal paste remaining for at least 2–3 future applications.

It's little bit thick than Thermal grizzly kryonaut you have put pressure after pasting on the cpu it doesn't come with any spatula and don't need one but in temps does the greatest job and better than kryonaut

the worst thermal paste i have ever used,within a month laptop started going to 100 degrees, for comparison it took thermal grizzly kryonaut almost 2 year before it started to reach those temp. while gaming

This is the first time I bought thermal paste after doing a bit of research and it's pretty good for price as it has 4gm of thermal which is more then the competition I got it for 600 rupees which seems responsible I changed my laptop and laptop both cpu and gpu thermal paste and still 2gm of paste left. On pc the temps where hitting 80-90 centigrade and now the max temp is between 72-74 and on laptop the max temps while gaming was above 90 and now in 80s which is improvement. If you're doing for the first time look for guidance on YouTube as things can go wrong I pulled out the cpu with fan while removing it was stuck to the cooler Good luck

After using ARCTIC MX-4, I wasn’t impressed — my temperatures stayed high, around CPU 100 °C and GPU 87 °C under load (maybe a bad batch). I watched a lot of YouTube videos, and most say there isn’t usually a significant difference between thermal pastes, so I didn’t take any images for MX-4. But after switching to MX-6 (4 g), the difference was immediate and dramatic. My laptop now runs at around CPU 93 °C and GPU 73 °C under the same test conditions (photo posted). Even though I’m not sure about the exact viscosity difference, the MX-6 paste stuck much better to the CPU and GPU surfaces during application and removal. It feels thicker and more stable, with none of the squeeze-out problem I had with MX-4. For the small price difference of about ₹190 (during sale), MX-6 is absolutely worth it. It performs better and gives more consistent thermal contact. Highly recommended! I’ve also tested Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut (2 g) — the review for that is available on this page as well.