Antec 77064 Thermal Grease

Pros: Easy to open and apply.

Cons: Also easy to use too much and get the paste all over your motherboard.

Other Thoughts: I don't recommend using an entire packet or you'll end up with a mess and will have to re-clean and re-apply it.

Pros: Works as advertised, cheaper than a big tube. There is enough grease in one packet to do many computers.

Cons: Not a con, but be careful when applying it does come out fast.

Pros: I get around 25-40 C!

Cons: Comes out to fast, i almost missed the CPU on
accident :(

Other Thoughts: ...

Pros: I am using this on a AMD Phenom X6 1055T overclocked to 3.5GHz with a Cooler Master Hyper TX3. Max load temp 56C. Excellent performance for the price.

Cons: Costs more on Newegg, got it at local retailer for $3

Pros: It's grease... it worked!

Cons: It's grease, it is messy on your fingers ;)

Other Thoughts: Grease is the word!

Pros: good grease, serves it's purpose.

Cons: none

Pros: It comes with three small tubes. Each tube has enough to cover about 3-4 chips. The compound is smooth, but not runny. It's also white which makes it very easy to see when you've applied it everywhere.
This pack should be able to cover about a dozen computers if done all at once. Great for an office.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I used a sandwich clip to seal the unused portion off. It was still fresh a few days later when I applied it to a second cpu. There was still half left when I threw it away(I shouldn't need to reapply for a long time).

Pros: cheap, works good enough

Cons: none

Pros: Cheap, Antec brand.

Cons: None, I guess.

Other Thoughts: I bought this because I like the Antec brand(love the power supplies) and it was cheap. Not sure if it is really helping or not though. My PC temps don't seem to be any lower with or without it.

Pros: Lowered my cpu temp by almost 10 degrees C vs the stock paste that came on the heatsink.

Cons: Just a little messy because of the packets.

Other Thoughts: Spread it thinly, yes, but the advice that says you should still be able to read the writing on the back of the cpu is exaggerated. My cpu and heatsink required more than that for efficient thermal bonding.