JP-DX1-JunPus Nano Diamond Thermal Grease 16W/m-k- Overclocking Thermal Compound-Heatsink Paste for All Coolers-Consoles Premium Performance Thermal Paste for All Processors- CPU/GPU/PS5/Xbox-3Gram

this paste is performing better then 16 other pastes i have tested the next best is SYY 157 get this paste it is worth it

I really like this paste. Seems to do a pretty good job at keeping temps at a nice level

Definitely surprised with the overall quality of the thermal paste, and the amazing price point. I expected to get a standard quality and be within normal heating parameters, maybe sometimes still getting warm. But with this thermal paste installed the temperature of the device’s CPU was kept at a constant lower temp, even when running the device for an entire day with extended periods of extensive and constant activity. The application of the thermal paste through the provided syringe and pump function was very simple and straightforward like every other standard thermal paste, and even comes paired with a small spatula to help spread the paste if necessary. I now prefer using the high-quality of nano diamond thermal paste over the other usual thermal pastes.

I like the thermal performance that this product has it appears to be made much like many other brands. My rig has remained with steady and consistent temperature since using it. It was easy to apply and works well with my processor and heatsink. I have used products like this before. I highly recommend you apply light pressure and start off by testing an area first to see how the fluid comes out to ensure that you don’t make a mess when you go to first use it.

Diamond is the best conductor of heat. While I don't know how true this is for thermal paste, the specifications are impressive. I am using it on the hotend of my 3D printer to get the heat out at the heat break, and to get the heat IN to the melting chamber.

The micro diamonds are very conductive to heat, and they will press into the metal under pressure creating good thermal contact even where the two surfaces are not precisely flat.

I usually use some thermal grizzly that I have in a bulk tub. Ran out. Used this. A little easier to work with. Performance seems on par. Used it to re-paste an old server and it's been happy as a clam. No complaints, easy recommendation.

I was going to write that this is good thermal paste; it's easy enough to apply, it spreads well, the processor (though hardly anything to write home about) is remaining cool. But then I realized I'd never had any bad thermal paste, even if it didn't have nano diamonds or ceramic beads or whatever else. So, yeah, this is fine thermal paste, just like every other thermal paste I've used.