Noctua NT-H1 10g, Pro-Grade Thermal Compound Paste (10g)

UPDATE: Used it to re-paste my old laptop. Considering it gives out more heat now during load operations, I'm assuming it's working great. But then again, my laptop is more than a decade old so....yeah.Summer temperatures update:Alright. Summers are here in full effect. Ambient temperatures here in Dehradun are around 38° C average. Nowadays, the idle temperatures range between 50° to 55° C. Under full load when stress testing, maximum obtained temperatures were always around 80° to 82° C. When rendering videos in both Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, it averages around 75° to 80°C. And during gaming, temperatures never go past 72° C. Yeah....the temperatures have risen considerably now, compared to winters and spring, however I'm just using a budget air cooler, so it is still decent. Also, it's still better than what I used to get with the stock cooler and paste (+95° C on full load and +82° C when gaming). Also, my only exhaust fan died too, so there's that as well. I'll be upgrading my cooler, fans and maybe cabinet too, sooner or later, so maybe I'll post a third temperatures update here.This thermal paste lives up to its name. I personally used it for repasting my desktop. The processor is AMD Ryzen 5 3600, paired with a Cooler Master Hyper H410R RGB CPU Cooler. Even in the heaviest benchmark loads, temperatures never crossed 69° C (nice 😀). On idle, I get around between 30° to 40° C and between 55° to 63° C at the most when gaming. These are winter season temperatures, by the way. I'll update the summer season temperatures too.As for applying the thermal paste, it might get a little difficult first time, so I'd recommend watching some good application tutorials. The paste, in good conditions, is neither too liquidy nor too solid. Simply put, make sure to clean off the old thermal paste using +90% isopropyl alcohol, then just apply a dot of the thermal paste in the middle of your processor's TIM: around 2-3mm in diameter for Intel processors and around 4-5 mm in diameter for AMD processors, then mount your cooler. DON'T PUT TOO MUCH THERMAL PASTE. It's easy to get overboard.Don't be alarmed if the temperatures, immediately after repasting, aren't desirable or even higher than before. Thermal pastes have a specific cure-in time to spread and set properly, so continue using your PC as normal and the temperatures should normalise eventually; considering if you were sure the paste was in good condition and you didn't mess up both repasting and cooler mounting procedures.In my opinion, it's worth the Rs. 617 I paid for.

It’s is a help to reduce the temperature, CPU and GPU in laptop and PC desktop and increase the performance and all device compatible for this product and this is the product is all-time best product. If you have use one time then at least minimum time required to replace the paste, around 38 months approx three years and this product really best, and it’s a helpful all device,

Best thermal paste every but it's expensive

My laptop’s CPU would normally cross 95C and the GPU 88C. After cleaning out the old paste and applying this one, both the CPU and GPU stay under 85 most of the time! I don’t have proper benchmarks but there’s a noticeable performance boost!

Very good thermal paste, value for money, very good thermal conductivity, recommended

Purchased the product after checking various comparison reviews. there are not too many available and some are very old reviews.Found Noctua NT-H1 to be one of best though may not be THE Best. However the few that are better than this have too big a price difference for a very small change in performance or are not readily available in the market in India. Though not accurate I would say the comparisons found this at a relative score of 8.5 out of 10 approx. Following are the features as I noted or experienced while using the product:(Note: I own a HP DV7T early i7 from HP, And it used to heat up very badly and giving blue crash screens too often. Please also look at cleaning the fan and its ducts to see if that solves your problem first before using the thermal pastes. Also you may also think of installing a software that will show you the exact temp difference before and after the use of paste which I have not done.)1. It was non conducting to electricity (important as I know I would be very clumsy and make mistakes while applying)2. It was very well priced. and was also the best of the lot and also readily available on Amazon.3. It was easy to apply. (You can keep a dot of it on the surface and just press on the heat sink or you may also use a plastic card of some kind to spread it. It should not be too thick a layer as its only purpose is to remove air gaps and at the same time conduct heat.4. I could sense that it brought down the heat considerably (I however do not have a software to measure it before-after). (Note: cleaning of the fan and ducts also helped. But overall it removed my heat related errors and now allows me to use the laptop)

Using this on AMD 9800X3D along with AK620. Load Temps are good. Was able to see 3-5 C different when compared to H1.

So after doing some research and based on some reviews got this for 999 i beleive. And did the Repasting thing by myself and results were great. CPU Temps down to 80°C from 100°C which was really amazing. My laptop was never repasted before so it was like first time in 7 years and I'm glad i did it. I was really nervous about it but thanks to YouTube videos it went smooth. CPU and GPU both are doing great. They also provide cleaning cloths with isopropyl alcohol in it so easy to clean and apply the paste. Watch YouTube videos before opening and how to apply the paste on it. Best of luck. Added before and after of temps and other results in image. Thanks!