Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut Liquid Metal - (1.0 Gram)

Pro: - Works really good, transfers lot of heat very quickly - Very small quantity is required, very thin layer is needed. - Use with nickle coated copper heat sink (or just copper heat sink) - definitely 10 degree Celsius drop in temperature. Warning. - AVOID USING ON ALUMINIUM HEATSINK, it will react with aluminum and break your heatsink. - if using on direct copper heatsink, it will react and form a thin layer of alloy, so reapply it after few days. - its relatively difficult to apply and remove, can get messy. - its electrically conductive, need to be very careful not to spill or overuse. - make sure to clean the fan and vents and the heatsink before applying, for best results Con: - none (only If you applied it correctly) My Experience: - Got almost 20 degree Celsius drop in CPU/GPU temperature, after thoroughly cleaning the fans, vents and heatsink with IPA, and also used new 12W thermal pad for GPU VRAM and power modules.

Best thermal liquid in the market. This liquid metal is very good in keeping cpu, gpu temperatures low ( better than all the thermal pastes) but be careful, dont tilt your laptop/cpu while it is hot as the liquid metal will spill and damage your components. Other than that all fine ✌🏻

It does reduce the tempratures by almost 10 to 15 degrees in some cases. Its a bit tricky to apply but once done correctly you will surely get good results. Be cautious with application as it can easily short circuit if spilled over motherboard components.

Liquid metal is a real game changer, my MSI ge75 raider used to run real hot, we're talking 95°C while gaming and 60°C on idle with the stock thermal paste, so I tried an aftermarket solution and it improved the temps by a modest 7-8°C. I had seen multiple videos on the subject and a Linus tech tip video on the same and hence wanted to dabble with liquid metal, its risky, I'm not going to lie to you, especially if you have an expensive gaming laptop, but the rewards far outweigh the risks if done right ! My temps have dropped from 95°C to 77/78°C on max load ! These temps are reflected in real life situations like gaming( God of War, FH5) and on synthetic loads like AIDA64. Its worth it ! But please, please buy electrical tape and conformal coating before you try out this project. Jul 12, 2022 - as you can see the temps are still holding. Nothing above 90°C, the first spike on the graph is due to the time taken for the fans to kick in. Totally awesome product.

This thing is the perfect solution for all the overheating caused due to all the heavy gaming. My laptop CPU temps were going as high as 95-98 and gpu temps were also skyrocketing but after removing my old dried out thermal paste and applying liquid metal on my cpu and gpu the temps lowered to around 70-80(on load) and 50-60(on idle). Before applying LM, you should watch tutorials from youtube as LM is electrically conductive and can damage your motherboard. In my case, I first used clear nail polish around cpu and gpu so that it can create a safety layer and then used electric tape around the processors to cover the sensitive parts. You should definetly go for LM as it will give you the best results

This thermal paste is absolutely amazing. It reduced my maximum temperatures by about 13°C during stress tests. My laptop was overheating and causing CPU throttling, but now, even during continuous gaming, it stays around 77°C. It's definitely worth buying and I highly recommend it.

Very good performence but too difficult to apply for me

Good product. Working as expected for heat dissipation.

This is a liquid metal so unless you don't know what you are dealing with please use the normal thermal paste It's amazing and results are so good i highly recommend