ARCTIC MX-6 (2 g) - Ultimate Performance Thermal Paste for CPU, consoles, graphics cards, laptops, very high thermal conductivity, long durability, non-conductive, non-capacitive

Good thermal paste. I always get two uses from it and my cpu's always run cool. I didn't notice any change in quality since i first bought it and arctic overall is my company to go. I think arctic definitely has the best price to quality ratio on the market and i've built many pc's.

Easy to use and just the right amount for a few CPU installs.I can't really compare with others, but my 9800X3D is running at a temperature of about 35C at idle in an ambient 20C room, with the cooling fans silent. Not bad. Small tube is good value for a few installs; this stuff has a shelf life so big tubes get wasted.

good quality, used less than half the tube and provides amazing cooling, CPU temp dropped over 15 degrees under load

slightly hard to apply but works well. great product

Really good quality, i used it on my xbox series x and now it doesn't overheat. It's ideal for console and pcs.

I bought this thermal paste to replace old one for my msi gaming laptop.What can I say? Compare to mx-4 (I used it few months ago) this one is more dense and more difficult to apply (4 stars). Keep that in mind. I think there is no much deferent in temperature compere mx-4 to mx-6.I’m not pc expert to be honest it is just my feelings.

I do rate the artic pastes. They come in cheap and are very effective.I compared the mx-6 to the Noctua nt-h2 and they’re around about the same. From my tests the mx-6 has 1-2c degree difference on cr24 runs with my Ryzen 7 9700X + LF3.It’s quite a viscous paste and not meant to be spread, artic do a YouTube video showing how to properly apply. I previously had mx-4 and that lasted a long time so I can’t imagine mx-6 not lasting.2g isn’t that much but would last around 2 possibly 3 applications.

good product well worth the price