CoollaboratoryLiquid Ultra Cooling Kit with 1 x Cleaning Set

I will admit, it was only after so many tests showed just how positive the results were that I impulsively bought this as I needed a new thermal paste and tomshardware guide and other such sites showed just how much better the results can beHands up, I was impulsive and thought this is the stuff for me.. it was only after it was delivered did I start to read how it can be very corrosive to aluminium and how reviews stating they didn't feel safe using it compared to a typical thermal compound did I start to have concerns.So after much googling to ensure no aluminium was present I took the chip out just to be safe and the brushes included with this were excellent for application, and made it super easy.. It also made sure that any of the little bubbles that can appear are quickly rectified and spread out.I would whole heartedly recommend this, drop in temps is significant when you think this is only a paste.. application is simple and I am a fond believer if i can do this then any semi competent individual will have zero issues. Just make sure the cooler is not aluminium.my i7-4790k is now running @ 60c under full load on prime 95 which is a significant 4-5c drop on previous results.. very happy

Great thermal compound. The package comprises the thermal compound, two application brushes and a cleaning kit (cleaning tissues and metal grinding pad).I used it to improve the thermal transfer efficiency between my CPU, GPUs and their respective copper water-blocks and was impressed by the numbers. Additionally, I have used it for air cooling with a  Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo , also with good temperatures. For the best results, only apply the minimum required to thinly cover the surface of your processor. Great for overclocking a CPU, provided a quality third-party (non-stock) cooling solution is also used.Recommended.WARNING : NOT TO USED WITH ALUMINIUMThis stuff corrodes aluminium very quickly. So make sure it doesn't come in to contact with any aluminium, especially on your heatsink (if applicable). If your heatsink gets eaten then your CPU will die!

I used the liquid metal between die and heatspreader in my de-lidded i7 and between heatspreader and Macho series air cooler. Before this change my CPU would run around 80 degrees when overclocked. In the same case and with the same overclock it now runs at 60-65 or below. Astonishing!!! Never would have thought it makes that much difference.By the way, the CPU is a 4790k, so it already had the "updated" heat transfer material from Intel....still the change to this made such a difference.Practical tip: Best apply with a Q-Tip instead of the supplied brush. With that you can "massage" a tiny amount into whatever surface you are using it on without any spills.The syringe was enough for the de-lid project, the cooler itself and my notebook CPU and GPU (which now also run 15 degrees Celsius cooler). After that it was exhausted, while still looking to be quite full. I had to find out though that the remaining silver stuff was just some solid powder, no liquid. Not sure what or why...

Very good thermal solution - although you have to be careful when you are applying it - a little goes a long way! I'd recommend looking up some YouTube videos before applying it because if you make a mistake it can be a pain to rectify.I've read some reviews where this outperformed most other thermal compounds on the market, but for me I think I'd stick with one of the more traditional compounds that is easier to apply such as Artic Silver.Be sure to check what material your heatsink is made of as this compound can react with certain types of metal.

It cools amazingly especially within the delidded 6700k I have. But it is a pain to spread properly and in all the protecting of capacitors/resistors/contacts around the GPU I chose to do as well I ended up causing more mess and trouble than it was worth. So for delidding absolutely use it, but if you just intend to use it between the CPU and heatsink or GPU + heatsink then don't bother because it is very awkward to defend against the potential run off.

I used this with a deluded i7 3770k as I looked it up as giving best performance which it did and does. My 3770k had very poor thermal paste under the IHS which was too thin and had dried up. Overclocked @4.6ghz 1.42v (my cpus max overclock) my cpu was throttling under load to 105oC and to the stock frequency of 3.7ghz. My cooler is a single fan corsair h60 which is an early and basic 120mm AIO cooler but it didn't get warm when the cpu was hot which is usually a sign of bad thermal. After dellidding with a tool not the silly razor method I applied liquid ultra and got a max temp of 75oC. I had to reapply the liquid ultra 5 months later as I was getting temps close to 90oC which is why this product only gets 3 stars. Hopefully with the next CPU refresh intel will solder the IHS and people will stop buying 140mm, 240mm, and 360mm AIOs as current coolers are overkill.

I must have tried 10 different Thermal pastes in my builds but avoided this one because of the price, with my last overclock the temperatures were getting up to 85+ degrees C, my water cooling just wasn't enough with normal thermal paste so I thought the only thing I hadn't tried was this. I was a little disappointed with the amount that comes in a syringe only enough for 1 application with other pastes you get several times the amount. Well when I saw the the results the cost and amount you get became irrelevant this stuff is brilliant I can't get temps over 45 degrees C no matter what test I do, I would have never thought a thermal paste could make this much difference. Thanks Coollaborotory brilliant stuff.