NoctuaNT-H2 3.5g, Thermal Computer Paste incl. 3 Cleaning Wipes (3.5g)

So far it's about 4 (3-5) degrees celsius Lower on average than the last paste I was using and that's at max temps in stress tests. That's also comparing both from fresh application. I hate to name drop so I'll say I was using product A that ends with a Number and had Just applied it Very recently but it was already allowing higher temps. Will be switching for good, as long as it shows it can last a decent amount of time. I'm not saying the last paste I was using was bad but I reapplied several times to try to eliminate any fault of mine like over tightening the air cooler and just was not happy with how long before temps would start to rise higher by another 5 to 8 degrees after a short time, maybe a few weeks or so. Idk, maybe I'm expecting too much. Anyhow, happy so far and We Will See how it goes.

As a PC builder hobbyist, I'm constantly needing thermal paste for cpus and gpus. I didn't want to gamble with liquid metal, or cheap pastes that might fail. Noctua has been making thermal paste for decades, and this was an improvement on the previous formulations.As this is rated nearly as high as the top products, but less than 1/2 the cost per use, I'll stick with a proven winner - Noctua.

Excellent product. If you know anything about building PCs, you know Noctua is highly revered as a company that makes excellent products, especially fans. Well Thermal Paste is right in their wheel house for specializing in PC cooling. This Thermal Paste applies easy and spreads perfectly to not leave any air bubbles or gaps between surfaces. There's a reason this one is so highly rated. Trust buying this if you're building a PC.

Works as expected, same temps as other well known thermal pastes currently. This is super easy to spread but is also super goopy and will leave streamers all over if you are sloppy when applying this. For me unfortunately this pumped out rather quickly in about 1 week or less on my RTX 2080Ti XC Hybid. I think this is best for CPUs or lower power GPUs since I used the entire tube in less than 1 month constantly reapplying this to my GPU due to pump out. I ended up using Heilos V2 by Thermalright and so far that has not pumped out.Even though this didn't work for my GPU this should work well on CPUs with an IHS cover. Like I said, if you have a powerful GPU this may not work direct die for you.The wipes work very well and are nice to have when you don't have any rubbing alcohol left.The paste seems genuine and I have no issues purchasing this here again. This is a reasonable price compared to the amount of paste you get and compared to the competition. Noctua has never done me wrong and this continues that trend.

TL;DR:Noctua NT-H2 delivers impressive cooling performance at a price that undercuts the competition. The included cleaning wipes are a nice touch, and it's non-conductive, giving peace of mind. It shaved off 4-6°C compared to previous thermal pastes, making it a smart choice for demanding CPUs and GPUs. Highly recommended for anyone wanting better cooling without emptying their wallet.Full Review:The Noctua NT-H2 3.5g thermal paste comes with three large cleaning wipes, which is awesome. You get plenty of paste – enough for multiple applications. Honestly, I was hoping for something effective, and its performance is surprising given the price.The paste itself looks like your typical silver compound. It's non-conductive, which is great because I don't have to worry about accidental spills frying my components, especially with some of the heat spreader designs out there. Plus, it doesn't require any “cure” time. I just applied it, mounted the cooler, and was good to go. Instant results are my kind of thing.I saw a significant temperature drop – around 4-6°C – compared to other pastes I've used. I push my hardware hard, especially my array of modded Quadro RTX GPUs. They tend to run hot even with proper airflow. The temperature drop was consistent across all the GPUs I re-pasted, which was a huge relief. It performs nearly as well as Kryonaut. Maybe Kryonaut *might* have an edge of 1°C or two under extreme load, but the cost difference makes Noctua the smarter choice for me.Basically, the Noctua NT-H2 is a fantastic performer that won't break the bank. You get more paste and the cleaning wipes, all for less than a smaller tube of Kryonaut. Unless you need liquid metal, this is easily the best deal I've found. I'm definitely sticking with this stuff.---Product: Noctua NT-H2 3.5g, Thermal Computer Paste incl. 3 Cleaning WipesASIN: B07MZ45X9G