Cooler Master Cryofuze 7 Thermal Paste - for Processor, GPU, Console, Laptop | 14 W/m-K Thermal Conductivity | Excellent Performance | Easy to Apply | Non Corrosive (CryoFuze)

The paste too good! The thermal performance is damn good! Quality is also very good! But has 1 con, that is its very hard to spread. It’s almost like frozen peanut butter. Used it in my Ryzen 5600H laptop, gave a decent quality of performance. In cinebench under normal conditions, Ambient room temp being 28C+ it gave a max temp of 96.5C. Avg being 86C. Then after stopping the test, the temps dropped back to 40s in 1 min 17 secs. So overall you can repaste it 3-4 times or more maybe(I game a lot so I change twice to thrice a year). Conclusion: A best value for money. And if you are using it in laptop go for Dot method, and in desktops go for spread method. You can use spread method in laptops as well but remember it very hard to spread. So I would suggest use the dot method laptops, let the heatsink do its job.

Good product keeps the CPU cool. Revived my dead PC. Go for it

Before applying this thermal paste, my CPU temps while playing Apex Legends would spike up to 97°C. What’s surprising is that Apex isn’t even that graphics-intensive, so those temps clearly showed how bad the old paste had gotten. After applying this product, the difference was drastic — CPU temps now peak at just 70–75°C, even during long gaming sessions. The application was easy, and the performance improvement is immediately noticeable. If your system is running hotter than it should, don’t think twice — this paste really delivers!

In the box: 1x TPaste in Syringe, 1x Spatula, 1x alcohol infused cleaning cloth (size similar to a credit card) This is my 3rd purchase of C7. I have tried MX-4, MX-6, Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut and Indian-made Atomdots subzero C15. Processor is rated at 45W, with max up to 54W, 6c/12t 3.0GHz base with 4.0GHz boost clocks, 95℃ tjmax. Writing it in worst to best order (first CPU stress test after applying): E) Atomdots C15 (tried Nov 2025): Laptop CPU shoots directly to 95.1℃. And then it keeps dropping from 3.29GHz to 0.34GHz (5 second window) as a part of thermal throttling. Power package: 30W to 40W, 7W during thermal throttle. D) MX-4 (tried in 2022): CPU shoots to 91℃, gradually increasing to 93-94℃. No massive thermal throttle. Clocks stay between 3.12GHz to 3.89GHz. Power package: 35W to 45W. C) Kryonaut (tried in 2023): CPU Shoots to 87℃ with gradual increase till 94℃. No massive thermal throttle. Clocks stay between 3.45GHz to 3.95GHz. Power package: 38W to 46W. B) MX-6 (tried in 2024): CPU Shoots to 85℃ with gradual increase till 93.1℃. No massive thermal throttle. Clocks stay between 3.55GHz to 3.97GHz. Power package: 41W to 46W. A) C7 (now) : CPU Shoots to 81℃ with gradual increase till 87℃. No thermal throttle. Clocks stay between 3.8GHz to 4.12GHz. Power package: 43W to 51.64W. GPU wise: 50W + 1380MHz gfx + 6001Mhz memory clock. E) Atomdots C15 (tried Nov 2025): CODMW2 DMZ: 80fps, 1080p + Performance as nVidia Image scaling. D) MX-4 (tried in 2022): - C) Kryonaut (tried in 2023): CODMW2 DMZ: 85 fps, 1080p + Ultra Quality as nVidia Image scaling. B) MX-6 (tried in 2024): CODMW2 DMZ: 95 fps, 1080p + Ultra Quality as nVidia Image scaling. A) C7 (now): CODMW2 DMZ: 105fps, 1080p native + no nVidia Image scaling. All gfx settings were set to low. If you can apply it correctly, it will work absolutely above expectation. Idling temperature on CPU hovers around 20℃ to 35℃ (I have an antivirus running in the background) All rating are from November or December (winter) with ambient temperature staying below 25℃. It's useless to show summer temperature because everything touches 95℃ during summer, on laptops. Cooling pad used: Tukzer 4-fan one. Thank you

Despite having a higher viscosity and thermal conductivity, it strangely underperforms on my ROG laptop. Application is slightly trickier but the provided spreader helps. Have also tested it with other laptops, but it might not be the best bet for gaming laptops. Doesn't prevent throttling as much as I anticipated compared to previous applications of other thermal pastes. My laptop still is reaching temps of 97-98 just after 2 weeks of application.

Coolermaster is well known for its impressive colling peripherals. And so is the thermal paste. It will easily bring down about 10-15 degrees as compared to local thermal grease. Only drawback is branded thermal paste are expensive, and so is this one (though this is the only one in the market with high thermal conductivity and good quantity at this price) You get 2 grams in the syringe, which can work for about 2-3 times of usage.

Buy this without any worries – highly recommended! -Efficient cooling – My Gaming laptop now stays cool under normal usage, something that never happened before. -Quiet fans – The fan speed remains low most of the time, making the laptop much quieter. -Good quantity – The tube has enough paste for at least 5 applications, which makes it very cost-effective. -Easy to apply – The consistency spreads well, and the color looks neat compared to generic pastes. -Reliable brand – Cooler Master is well-known in the cooling space, and this product lives up to that reputation.

This is some awesome paste for my laptop. It was seal packed and the paste is also plastic sealed with teardown dots. Comes with applicator and grease cleaner. My laptop has 7745hx cpu which reqched 103°c package and 108°c CCD temps which was not at all healthy and always thermal throttle but after applying this thermal paste my temps are stable around 86 - 87°c at 89W continuous power draw which is a drastic difference. Before i had used atomdots subzero which i wasn't happy as it used to go 103 and thermal throttle. One thing i had problem with was the application as the room temp in my state now is around 14°c so the paste was solidified and wasn't sticking properly to the heatsink and cpu die. Overall best paste for my gaming laptop.