Noctua NT-H2 10g, Pro-Grade Thermal Compound Paste incl. 10 Cleaning Wipes (10g, Gray)

Applied on Acer Predator Helios 300 and CPU and GPU temps dropped by 10-15 degrees, does it's job well and easy to apply, also plenty of wipes in the box.

Firstly, loved the packaging and presentation!Regarding performance, I don't find much of a difference between my long time favorite NTH1 and Arctic MX5.It is significantly less sticky than MX5 so not ideal if you like to spread the paste manually - a non-issue for me since I always go for the "blob in the middle" application.Actually, ever since I found out about the amazing heat-resistant properties of the Kapton tape (insulating areas near the CPU/GPU heat-spreader is now simply a matter of putting a piece of tape), I have switched to liquid metal for all my computers. It is only for the non-copper heat sinks or test builds that I still use paste and for that, you can't go wrong with Noctua!

Best Thermal paste I've used till now for my laptop.

The product is just awesome. I was able to reduce my gaming laptop CPU temperature by 10-15 degrees. Easy to apply and definitely works like charm!!!

Same if not batter than Kingpin kpx cooling performance for general usage. Reduced my laptop temps by 10-15°C

My 3 year old rtx2070 ran at 71c at overclock under full load. Switching to a cheap grease gave 78c without overclock at full load.Then I finally switched to this. The overclocked full load temperature dropped to 67-68 consistent, which is better than the stock in my opinion. Heat gets dissipated effectively. Just use an optimum quantity as mentioned in the instructions.

Depending on the overall cooling environment and heatsink/emitting surface, results are above average to excellent.I did two 120W GPUs with the paste - skin temperatures improved by 3/6 degrees and the hotspot by 6/12 degrees, which is remarkable. After allowing for cure times and full settling after a few heat cycles, the results are superb.Application is tricky, as others have alluded to. There is quite a bit of creepage, which is a sign of fine particulate in the paste (this is good). This means that you might need to check the torque after 24 hours or so. It also means you need to add a bit of extra else you might run short.In the better case after about 6 heat cycles, the hotspot dropped from 95 degrees to 83 degrees, which is as good as a full tier upgrade. The second one has only had a couple of heat cycles and was anyway a much bigger cooler with a far better cooling arrangement (which will give less of a gain).The wipes add a lot of value - even though I don't use them. 10g is enough for a bunch of applications, and once you add the cost of the wipes it ends up cheaper than the 3.5g version (I paid <2k). While it seems a bit expensive, it seems a bit above the MX-4. As the heatload drops, the differences will get smaller. It's best for small-die GPUs, and if you have a lot of them to do. For smaller runs, Hydronaut may be a better bet and overall cost less.

Much more spreading than any other paste. You have to use very little compared to other pastes. So if you look at manuals of other coolers and apply as much paste, it will spill out.