AMeCh SGT-4 Thermal Paste 4g, Spatula, Ultimate Performance Thermal Paste PC, CPU, GPU, Laptops, PS4, All Coolers

Works well would buy again

Item title: AMeCh SGT-4 Thermal Paste 4g, Spatula, Ultimate Performance Thermal Paste PC, CPU, GPU, Laptops, PS4, All CoolersDelivered price with Prime: Unavailable.How is it packaged?: Retail BagTarget Audience: This product is aimed at tech enthusiasts, gamers, and PC builders who need a high-performance thermal paste for their CPUs, GPUs, or gaming consoles like the PS4.Quality: The paste has a smooth, easy-to-apply consistency. The 4g tube provides enough material for multiple applications, and the spatula ensures precise spreading.My comments and opinion: I recently used the AMeCh SGT-4 Thermal Paste for my PC build and it worked quite well. The paste applies easily with the included spatula, ensuring an even spread on the CPU and GPU. It offers good heat transfer, keeping temperatures stable during use.The 4g capacity is generous, and the non-conductive formula provides peace of mind. While not the best I've used, it’s a solid option for the price and seems durable for long-term use. Ideal for anyone needing reliable thermal paste at a reasonable cost.

The thermal paste is great quality and has decreased the thermal temperatures of my CPU by about two degrees, it's nice and cheap and you get a spatula with it too which is great for spreading the paste without getting it on your fingers.

I recently tried AMeCh's SGT-4 Thermal Paste for my PC, and overall, I am quite pleased with its performance. The thermal paste comes in a resealable plastic packet and includes a sturdy plastic spatula and a clear instruction card, making the application straightforward even for those new to applying thermal paste. The consistency of the paste is just right, allowing for an easy and even spread. After applying it to my CPU, I noticed a modest reduction in temperature, which indicates effective heat transfer. The syringe contains enough paste for several applications, and the resealable cap ensures that any leftover paste can be stored for future use.One of the standout features of the SGT-4 is its cost-effectiveness. It offers performance comparable to higher-end brands like Thermal Grizzly and MX5 but at a significantly lower price. This makes it an attractive option for both new builds and general maintenance of PCs and gaming consoles. While I cannot yet comment on the long-term durability, the paste's non-conductive and heat-resistant properties suggest it will hold up well over time. Overall, AMeCh's SGT-4 Thermal Paste delivers strong performance and excellent value, making it a solid choice for anyone looking to improve their device's cooling efficiency without breaking the bank.

I got the 4g version. The thermal paste came in a plastic packet which is resealable. This also contained a plastic spreader and a credit card sized instruction card. The card outlines a very simple two-step guide which I recommend you read if you have an AMD based CPU.The amount of paste that you get in the syringe is plenty for one CPU/GPU. It's a good consistency and spreads easily. Although the paste in my system wasn't very old, there was still a reduction in the CPU temperature when the new one was applied. If it's not all used at the same time, there is a cap that you can replace on the end of the syringe, saving the rest for later.Overall, the product is presented nicely and does a good job of what it was intended for.

great alternative to MX5 or XTM50. On my desktop with a 11900k (125W TDP) and this compared to my last little bit of MX5 has matched and even slightly exceeded the thermal transfer to my water coolers copper cold plate. The liquid temperature (so the indication of thermal transfer between the CPU heat spreader and the copper plate on the bottom of the pump) increased by about 4C over a 2 hour test going from 34C on the MX5 to nearly 40C on the SGT-4. This improvement did translate to a little temperature decrease in the CPU package temperature but not a overall massive amount but as more heat was being transferred away from the processor it did allow it to boost to a higher clock speed. Now for understanding I am not a expert in thermals inside of computers but considering that my imperfect test showed a improvement over my normal go to thermal paste I now am quite happy to recommend this to PC builders and home fixers to use on new builds or on general maintenance of there PC's and games consoles.

Open the bag and inside you will find a syringe of thermal lube for your CPU a spatula and a credit card-sized instruction card. Some will use the spatula and others will resort to using the card, it's just nice to have options, isn't it?The instructions give you all the necessary information you need to know how to apply, if you cannot get 6-8 applications out of this syringe then you are applying more than you need. This is why so many people end up with gunk overflowing into the PGA socket.There is a note regarding warming up AM5 processors before removing the cooler in case it sticks and you end up pulling it out of the socket when you remove the cooler. Good advice but I am sure you know what you are doing right?It's impossible for me to tell how well this will do on day one. I have seen similar thermal compounds that end up like cement and dry out, this is also another reason why the processor can stick to the cooler.I will update my review after some experimentation. Have fun!