Is the pre-applied thermal paste on NZXT Kraken X63 good enough?

[AncientPistol]

I am building a new PC for the first time, and for cooling my Ryzen 3700X I have chosen an NZXT Kraken X63 AIO (little overkill I know but it looks cool). Now I ordered a Cooler Master Mastergel Regular Thermal Paste just in case I scratch up the pre-applied paste on the Kraken or anything, but I am wondering whether I should use the paste anyway? I watched a gamers nexus video on YT where they also recommend removing the pre-applied paste and using your own. The thing is I have never done this before and I think if I don't do it properly it will do more harm than good compared to the stock paste.

 

So far all the parts for the PC haven't arrived yet so I haven't started building the PC, but when I do, should I use the pre-applied paste or use the Cooler Master one? Assuming I don't scratch up the stock paste of anything of course.

[Eighjan]

Until you've proven it not to be, I'd go with "Yes"...

[Bombastinator]

You can always reapply later if it doesn’t work.  

[HM-2]

It's absolutely fine. Will you potentially manage 1 degree colder with another paste? Yeah probably. Does it matter? Not unless you're looking at pushing the tagged edge of stability in pursuit of optimum overclocking performance.