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SirGh0st
By SirGh0st
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Personally I use Arctic MX-4, but I'm sure this thread is going to end up flooded with different results. I'm not sure i'd say there's a "best"

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10 minutes ago, SirGh0st said:

What is the best thermal paste right now?

Almost all thermal pastes will perform about the same with a good cooler. At best there'll be like 2-3c in temp difference unless you buy some diarrhea looking stuff

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Getting exceptionally good results with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut

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14 minutes ago, XenosTech said:

Almost all thermal pastes will perform about the same with a good cooler. At best there'll be like 2-3c in temp difference unless you buy some diarrhea looking stuff

True, and even at that, it's bordering on "margin of error" territory 

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16 hours ago, SirGh0st said:

What about NOCTUA NT-H1, good?

Thats what I and @WoodenMarker use. You'd think best air cooler manufacturer uses quality stuff, wouldn't you?

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