Coxbyte TG-50 is a 2g thermal paste rated at 18.2 W/mK, suited to PC builders and technicians seeking high thermal conductivity for CPU, GPU, or server cooling; the listing describes it as non-conductive.
Recommended For
- PC builders replacing the thermal compound on a desktop CPU during a cooler upgrade or routine maintenance; TG-50 is positioned for CPU cooling and comes in a 2 g package.
- Experienced PC enthusiasts repasting a desktop GPU who are comfortable removing and reinstalling its cooler; Coxbyte lists TG-50 for GPU use, while the work requires careful cooler removal and reassembly.
- Builders seeking a non-liquid-metal paste for a CPU or GPU repaste; Coxbyte markets TG-50 as a liquid-metal alternative and describes it as non-conductive, but those are manufacturer claims rather than independent test results.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | Thermal interface use on CPU and GPU cores, including gaming consoles, AI computing cards, and 5G base-station cooling modules |
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| Thermal Performance And Composition | 18.2 W/mK measured thermal conductivity from a composite nano-carbon-tube and liquid-metal formula |
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| Electrical And Material Compatibility | Specified as electrically non-conductive and compatible with copper, aluminum, and nickel-plated interfaces |
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| Application | Supports single-point or nine-point application to spread into a thin, uniform layer |
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| Operating Temperature And Durability | Operates from -50°C to 250°C after curing; specified to resist dry cracking and carbonization during long-term high-temperature operation, with less than 1% performance degradation within six months |
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| Package Quantity | 2.0 g |
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| Model Identifiers | Coxbyte TG series, model 50 |
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