COOLER MASTER IceFusion 200G Value Pack RG-ICFN-200G-B1 Thermal Compound

Pros: A lot of paste for your money. This came in weighing just under a pound!

Cons: No spreader and when compared to the other pasts available on the market it is not the best of the best. It runs my processor about 9c hotter than Glied but that paste is also $3 a gram.

Other Thoughts: 4 out of 5 only for the performance. This is great for shops like mine where we see a lot of cured thermal paste causing overheats. It would be far better with a spreader but that is just a suggestion.

Pros: Exactly what i asked for

Cons: Multiple channels for the plug would have helped.

Pros: You probably already know why this is a good deal. 200g of paste for less than 10 cents/gram. That reminds me of that Mitch Hedberg joke selling single cans of pop on the street.

Anywho, this stuff is much less irritating to remove and reapply than the thicker goopy Arctic Silver 5 stuff, which yeah it works great but I don't care for how difficult that stuff can be to get off a CPU. Ice Fusion never seems to dry out on me, even if I leave the can open.

As long as the heatsink sits flat against the processor and no air gaps, you're good to go with this stuff.

Cons: Since its not in syringe form, I'm the kind of weirdo that uses scrap cardboard fashioned into an applicator.

Kind of how Haagen-Dazs can put spoons into the lid of a cup of icey cream, the same idea would work really well for thermal paste. Just don't try to spread it on your bagels in the morning unless you care to taste liquid metallic ceramic

Other Thoughts: One 200 gram tub at work in an RMA lab, at least 3-4 video card fansink applications per day for the last 2 years. Yeah, once you get to the very bottom of the tub its time to reorder.

Pros: Works just as well as the ceramic artic silver variant. Buy a syringe and you can probably refill it well over a thousand times.

Cons: none

Pros: I'm a computer repair technician and I go through tons of thermal paste. This is not the "coolest" stuff out there but for the price and the insane amount of compound you get, this stuff is great! Much better than any OEM stuff. I will be buying more when I eventually run out.

Cons: The tub has a screw on cap, and mine broke. The ring on the tub that the threads are on snapped off! So when i screw on my lid it doesn't actually close, the lid is more like a dust flap, its seriously only attached by one little piece of plastic!

Other Thoughts: The container is poorly made but the paste itself is great. The paste does have a habit of separating but stirring it regularly seems to fix the problem.

Pros: Good design, sturdy build

Cons: Cheap & noisy fans as stated by others. Not even going to use them due to the noise.

Other Thoughts: if they make the fans better, this product would be ideal.

Pros: Plenty of thermal compound that will last me a very long time especially with the plastic seal that you can place back on the inside to keep it from drying out.

Cons: Really messy and stains shirts but that's why I wear "cheap" shirts while working on computers.

Other Thoughts: This is a very good deal for those that build a new system every few years or so. It doesn't seem to dry out as long as you keep the lid on it.

TIP: Get a syringe and use it for application or a "tongue" depressor (Ask your doctor nicely for a few).

Pros: big jar, should last a good year with the amounts I use in work enviroment.

Cons: It's not the good thick stuff, it's the white silicon feeling stuff.

Other Thoughts: wish the thicker gray stuff will be available in the big container like this instead of just the injection tubes like I usually end up with.

Pros: excellent product .. my CPU temperature was 135 now its a cool 116 at full load verry happy

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: should be a better container and a better way to apply the compound