Thermal Paste
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By Mark Tyson Published
An apple-scented thermal paste has been launched in Japan. One explanation provided is that the light green color helps DIYers check for an even application.

By Mark Tyson Published
Sometimes you might need an emergency substitute thermal paste, and if you have some spare love gel, or fucidin cream you are in luck.

By Anton Shilov Published
Thermalright unveils Heilos thermal pads for AMD's AM5 and Intel's LGA1700 processors.

By Les Pounder Published
Replacing thermal paste is a 10-minute job that can keep your PC running smooth and cool.

By Aaron Klotz Published
A user on the Computerbase forums has tested 22 different substances, to see which ones perform best. His list includes thermal paste, thermal pads, food toothpaste and more.

By Mark Tyson Published
Arctic MX-6 replaces MX-5, and is based on the MX-4 formula. It has been tuned for performance, stability and viscosity – and is priced from $12.99 for a 2g syringe.

By Mark Tyson Published
The NA-TPG1 helps you avoid excess paste embarrassments.

By Anton Shilov Last updated
Arctic to release next-generation ultimate performance thermal compound, the MX-6.
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