Coxbyte TG-30 is a 4 g thermal paste rated at 17.5 W/mK, designed for CPU and GPU cooling in gaming PCs, graphics cards, workstations, and small servers; its listed non-conductive formula suits builders seeking heat transfer without electrically conductive paste.
Recommended For
- PC builders replacing paste during a desktop CPU cooler reinstall; Coxbyte positions TG-30 for CPU cooling and routine desktop-PC maintenance.
- Repairers repasting a graphics card as part of a cooler-removal service; TG-30 is positioned for GPU and graphics-card cooling, though correct cooler contact and application still matter.
- Experienced gaming-laptop owners or repair technicians repasting CPU/GPU chips during a planned teardown; Coxbyte lists gaming laptops and notebook CPU/GPU replacement as intended uses.
- PC maintainers who want a non-electrically-conductive paste for a CPU or GPU service; Coxbyte describes TG-30 as electrically insulating, but that claim is manufacturer-provided rather than independently verified here.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | CPU and GPU cooling in gaming laptops, high-performance graphics cards, workstations, AI inference cards, and small server cooling modules |
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| Thermal Performance And Safety | 17.5 W/mK measured thermal conductivity; non-conductive to help avoid short circuits |
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| Operating Temperature And Durability | After curing, operates from -50°C to 250°C; designed to resist dry cracking and carbonization during continuous high-temperature operation, with less than 2% performance degradation within six months |
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| Compatibility And Application | Compatible with copper, aluminum, and nickel-plated metal interfaces; single-point or nine-point application can spread into a uniform 0.15 mm layer |
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| Quantity | 4 g |
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| Model Identifiers | Coxbyte TG series, model 30 |
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