If you've built a PC or two, you probably have a tube of old thermal paste somewhere at home. But does paste expire, and how ...

Thermal paste is available in a variety of containers, but it’s most commonly sold in tiny plastic syringes for easy application without the need for additional tools.

Thermal paste, also sometimes called thermal compound or grease, is a common element used when building one's own PC or rehabilitating an old unit. This substance is usually sold in tube-shaped ...

If you have any ambitions of creating an overclocked machine, the use of thermal paste will become essential to avoid any expensive meltdowns.

Looks like a syringe (Image from Noctua) If you are building a new PC, please note that some processors currently have a pre-applied paste. In this case, you do not need to apply any paste.

Arctic Silver, specifically. Little rubber caps fits tight. A test push on the plunger gave a tiny bit of liquid, probably the volume of the neck of the syringe, but then flows a nice grey goo ...

If you run a computer without thermal compound on the processor, you could soon be in the market for a new processor. Thermal compound, also known as thermal paste and thermal grease, is a ...

A good-quality thermal paste can make a difference when it comes to CPU temperatures. These are the best of the bunch.

Corsair has released their first ever thermal compound called the TM30 Performance thermal paste, available for $7.99 USD.

Which thermal paste for CPU is best? While the very idea of putting paste inside an expensive and custom-made PC would seem like absolute lunacy to the uninitiated, the use of thermal paste can ...