ARCTIC MX-4 (4 g) - Premium Performance Thermal Paste for all processors (CPU, GPU - PC, PS4, XBOX), very high thermal conductivity, long durability, safe application, non-conductive, non-capacitive

Reviews

jason oakes

Arctic MX-4 is pretty easy to manipulate and spread once its on your CPU (having also tried different methods of application it doesnt really matter which method you use, just remember to go easy on it as you only want a thin layer of paste). ARCTIC MX-4 paste (4g) - Performance thermal paste for all processors (CPU, GPU) Ran some stress tests on CPU-Z then ran a benchmark.

Purple Panda

Excuse me if these are not the most accurate benchmarks for temps etc, as I said, I'm new to this. Couldn't compare the CPU AiO temps as I didn't use stock paste. After using this product on my pc i have realised a great change in how my pc worked, it became again quiet, my pc has not overheated when playing a game since i've first time used this product (31st August 2019) which has made me happy about my pc imporvment just from using this product and 100% recommend this to you if you are having similar problems with your pc currently. Had no idea what I was doing.

Kornel

Additionally, my pc was significantly slower and it got very hot which impacted my gaming experience due to overheating. Personally, between the two the performance difference is not that discernible, but the price difference definitely is so I would recommend this paste as it really is the best bang for the buck thermal paste out there.

Paul

It's put a breath of new life into a cheap old second hand GPU. Used this stuff to replace stock paste on NZXT AiO and an old GTX 970.

Ashley Green

g your pc, laptop and maybe 2 or 3 other machines) I would definitely go for this for convenience. Linking benchmarks after stress testing it for around 5 mins to get it nice and toasty. I give you permission to mock me too. Recommend this product for its price and performance!

Josh

I used this paste on my MacBook Pro laptop I last cleaned and applied thermal paste some four years ago. My results could also be skewed because I did clean my laptop as well as reapplied thermal paste. Luckily I'm a genius (LOL). most the time only the cpu fan is spinning so noise is never an issue, but even when everything else starts spinning up the cpu is still the quietest fan in there and my cpu never hits over 80*C when under loads like heavy gaming.

Siavash

0ghz first, then benchmarks, then Speccy temps. I whacked my i5-9600k up to 5. There is of course user interpretation and error too, having seen and read on many forums that thermal grizzly performs better its hard to prove.