ARCTICMX-4 (8 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

Works well. Keeps cpu temperature low. Great product

Did the job, easy syringe

PROS: The amount of devices this can be used for can be endless, It's quite easy to apply but when you mess up it leaves quite a big mess so try not to. The paste quality it's self is good it keeps my cpu temps down to the 40-70 degree range, if the cpu maxs out for a long period of time it would be roughly70 degrees. The size could last you a couple of years depending on how offten you use it, it comes with a decent amount of thermal pasteCONS: Can be hard to clean up if you applied too much, you need to know the balance between how much it too much and how much is just enough.OVERALL: I would recommend this thermal paste because it's from a reputable brand that i trust and so do others. 5/5.

I purchased this to be used in my old consoles such as ps3, xbox 360 and OG xbox to replce the spent thermal compounds.The PS3 application is great and I have seen much much lower idle and load temperatures as expected.The OG xbox however the temperatures haven't changed and it could be the noctua fan upgrade thats causing this however the system still performs as expected.The 360 is the same as the ps3 resultsGreat product for the price

After replacing the stock thermal compound on my GPU with ARCTIC MX-4, I immediately noticed a substantial drop in temperatures. Using HWMonitor and MSI Afterburner to track the results, I saw GPU temperatures decrease by an average of 8-10°C under load. Before the switch, my GPU was consistently hitting 80°C during gaming sessions, which led to throttling and a noisier cooling system. The original thermal compound was clearly subpar—likely dried out and no longer effective.The application of the MX-4 was straightforward, thanks to its non-conductive and non-capacitive properties, which gave me peace of mind during the process. This paste is incredibly efficient at transferring heat away from the GPU, and the longevity claims seem promising. Whether you're overclocking or just looking to improve your system's cooling, the ARCTIC MX-4 is a top-tier choice that delivers on its promise of premium thermal performance.

This paste works wonders on my computer, it reduced the noise level and its very cool!

premium good conductivity between sinks / easy to use / longevity. can't control noise of fan so silly question ! use on higher end boards and chips.

After purchasing a Raspberry PI 4 4Gb, heatsink and accompanying fan, I realised I had run out of my trusty Noctua NT-H1 thermal paste. I initial looked up the NT-H1 and found it was just shy of £14 for 10g (03 JAN 2020) which I felt to be overpriced. Amazon recommend alternatives as it usually does with any search, leading me to stumble on to this product, Artic MX-4.Having not used this product before I did a bit of internet research comparing it to MX-2 (cheaper but apparently harder to clean and spread on a CPU) and NT-H1 respectively. Thus, the MX-2 was ruled out, since I do not have the steadiest of hands when performing DIY or during thermal paste application. Hence, if I needed to remove the paste, I wanted something which was quick and easy to do.The MX-4 was already leading as it was £7.99 for 8g in comparison to the NT-H1, so scoring well in the cost area. As for actual performance there is little in it, both achieve good results in online tests, which I believe are also subjective. As there are so many variables involved in carrying out accurate testing (such as room temperature and how hard the CPU is stressed). None the less I ordered the MX-4, using it on both my Raspberry PI 4 and I7 CPU. I decided to re-paste the I7 whilst I was at it and I have not seen any noticeable temperature differences. So, I consider this the best bang for buck premium thermal paste happily to substitute it for Noctua’s offering.