KPx Thermal Grease 3g

Needed new thermal paste for both my CPU and GPU. KPx applied easily — not too thick or runny, spreads clean. Great performance.Temps under full AIDA64 load:Ryzen 7 5800X3D (240mm AIO): 83°CRTX 3080 Ti: 69°C core, 80°C hotspot, 80°C memory junctionNo thermal spikes. No instability. Fixed random crashes I was chasing for weeks (any reputable paste would have fixed this for me to be fair)From what I know, this paste won’t dry out fast and resists pump-out.If anything changes, I’ll update. But right now? Solid pick.I also considered Arctic MX-6 (better price to performance) and Thermal Grizzly Duronaut (probably lasts longer). This had faster shipping for me so I went with it. Happy so far.

If you're in the market for a thermal paste that delivers exceptional performance with all-in-one (AIO) liquid coolers, look no further than Kingpin Cooling KPx Thermal Grease. I've used several thermal pastes over the years, but KPx stands out as a premium option that truly lives up to its reputation.One of the first things you'll notice when using KPx is how easily it spreads. Whether you're applying it for a fresh CPU install or reapplying for maintenance, the consistency is perfect—not too runny, not too thick. This makes achieving an even, thin layer across the CPU surface a breeze, ensuring optimal thermal transfer.When paired with my AIO cooler, the KPx thermal grease delivered stellar results. My CPU temperatures stayed impressively low, even under heavy loads during gaming and productivity tasks. Compared to other pastes I've tried, KPx has consistently given me a noticeable drop in temps, keeping my system cool and stable during intense workloads.This paste isn't just about performance—it also has long-lasting durability. Once applied, I can trust it to maintain its effectiveness over time without requiring frequent reapplications.In short, Kingpin Cooling KPx Thermal Grease is a game-changer for anyone looking to maximize the performance of their cooling setup. Whether you're an enthusiast pushing the limits or just want reliable thermal performance, KPx delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended!

Stuff works great. Did a new build with a i7-14700. I used corsair brand thermal paste. I was seeing spikes up to 82c when playing games like black ops 6. (Not horrible) and occasionally a big spike to 86c. But normally running around high 60s low 70s while playing.Saw this on JTC and decided to try this out just to see. Wow played for about 90 minutes in BO6, my cpu now only spikes to about 78c and is running around 63-67c while playing.Edit: ran cinebench for 10 mins. Avg 77c max 80c

The package comes with the syringe and a spreader. I replaced the stock thermal compound on my AIO, and re-pasted my 4 years old GPU die. The spreader does take some getting used to. The grease itself doesn't have high viscosity at room temperature so it's relatively easy to apply.Saw some pretty big improvements, CPU temp down by ~9 degrees Celsius, and a massive 30 degrees Celsius improvement on my GPU hotspot. My GPU used to hit 105 at the hotspot and thermal throttle, but now the hotspot stays only about 10 degrees higher than the average. I'm currently max overclocking this trooper, and it doesn't even break 75 at 350w power consumption. Very worthwhile purchase, definitely recommend if you're still running stock thermal compounds.

This is the best thermal paste out there. Thickness is great. It wont dry up. The thermal performance is amazing.

Kingpin Cooler thermal grease offers a noticeable advantage over Thermal Grizzly in application. Its formulation allows for a smoother, more even spread, reducing installation time and minimizing air gaps. Cooling performance remains excellent, making it a reliable, user-friendly alternative for effective thermal management. Highly recommended for easier application.

Helped drop my cpu temps and keep it running cooler

I bought this just because this is all they use on the JayzTwoCents YT channel. Before this I only used Thermal Grizzly. The price is what has kept me from buying it but I finally gave in since I was changing cases and needed a repaste. Well, just from changing to this I saw a 10c drop in my temps (temps based off the same game in the same environment on a Ryzen 9 7900X). I went from a Corsair 5000D Airflow to an O11 Dynamic Evo RGB, both had/have the same 10 Lian Li fans. For reference, I had an O11 dynamic evo with this build before but gave it to my brother and when I went from the O11 to the 5000D originally there were no temp changes. I don't have the need for thermal paste very often but when I do, this is what I will buy.