The MX-4 from Arctic Cooling is listed first and shows that this new compound keeps the same thermal conductivity of 8.5 W/mK as did the MX-3. Viscosity is at 870 Poise for the MX-4, which is a ...

Today we’re going to do a thermal paste review and the thermal paste is going to be Arctic Cooling’s newest MX-4 thermal paste. This is the newest iteration of Arctic Cooling’s famous metal ...

You only need to apply Arctic's MX-5 thermal paste once every 8 years ... As for myself, I still get good results from Tuniq's TX-4 compound. One thing working in Arctic's favor is brand ...

So I bought Arctic Cooling MX-4 and use it to my laptop ... I've heard (and seen) that thermal paste that contain micro/nano diamond like IC Diamond will scratch the processor die.

been around 10-years now since Arctic last officially updated its thermal compound, and, in fairness, there’s been a pretty reason for that. Put simply, their MX-4 is bloody good!

the PC cooling specialist formerly known as Arctic Cooling, has quietly introduced a new version of its renowned MX-branded thermal paste that's set to arrive in the coming months. It might not be ...

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Arctic reiterates the common wisdom that "thermal paste plays a central role in any ... as all Tom's Hardware CPU testing is performed with a blob of MX-4 betwixt IHS and cooler block.

Arctic itself hasn't announced MX-5 thermal paste, but if you look around for a bit, you'll notice it's already listing at Amazon in some countries. A 4-gram tube sells for roughly 15 EUR/USD.

To keep a system cool it’s not just a matter of finding the right CPU cooler and fans, but a vital choice lies in what thermal ... Arctic Cooling have developed their MX-4 paste based off ...