THERMAL GRIZZLY KRYONAUT, THERMAL PASTE - REVIEW 

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@@momanga more than enough. its 2-3 uses if u mess up

Hello, how long did it take to notice a degrade of the paste? Meaning: how long did it take untill you changed it again because of temperature rise?

thank you fellow gamer for sharing your experience with this product. I'll be trying it with my Xbox One S!

Is it not making any noises anymore after u changed the thermal paste?

@@Yo-ow6kt a lot, lot quiter

A well cleaned ps4 with stock thermal paste will be quiet so maybe try cleaning it first

Which paste did you use before? Which cooler do you use?

what? you serious? did you delid your cpu?

@@spacecy why would he delid his cpu? You keep asking everyone? LOL He told you, he changed the thermal paste. Trust me, it can make a difference

@@HiimFlanky what is your problem :P

Same dude, I didn't even overclock anything on my laptop and when playing more demanding games it can reach 90ºC/92ºC. THIS is when I haven't cleaned it in like 2 or 3 months. I've also been using Arctic MX-4, but I think it has "expired" as it's getting a couple darker spots and some bits are getting kinda liquid. Also, my room is very hot, specially during the summer (it's finally over :D), so my ambient temp is usually pretty high and not that great for my laptop. I also use a cooling pad btw. I've just used the remaining of my Arctic MX-4 today after I cleaned it and everything and then I'm gonna buy this one to try it out next time. My laptop is a couple years old so it's getting hotter easier than before, so hopefully this one can help with that.

That would be great for a laptop. It's not different than using it in a PC. As long as you can put back the laptop, that's only the real question. Laptops are tricky things to put back together especially with all those screws. hahaha

it's just 10 dollars mate...not 1000$

@starforce224 Thank you and the watercooling was chosen as I liked the cooler and wanted to try it out. My fan speed is set low so it sounds quiet under gaming loads. Cheers

If you lower your cpu voltage your temps will go down significantly. I have the same cpu running at 4.6Ghz/1.15v with arctic silver 5 thermal paste on a Corsair H100i Pro. I'm interested to see how much benefit Kryonaut has for me tho.

what test?

@@Kelan-pn6em Thank you for a very informative answer!

Hardware monitor 👍

Yeah I have a Omen 15.6 too, i7 7700HQ, it gets up to even 97-98 celsius, undervolting did not help much...

@@TheFlexXMLG thanks bro

@@TheFlexXMLG I have the Omen i7-7700HQ too.. Thinking of buying this cuz getting a lot of BSOD and crash while gaming

Liquid metal is NOT good when aplied to the heatspreader just search up liquid metal on aluminium and you will see what happens to a cpu when you apply that just saying

Fuck yeah, it's good shit. Almost the best you can buy, I use it.

Did changing the thermal paste for x550iu improve the performance? Becausr i have the same laptop and im planning to change the paste aswell

Arctic Silver 5 was a thermal conductivity rate of 8.9W/mK, and Kryonaught is 12.5W/mK Im not to smart about what that means exactly, but I do know that is a very decent increase in thermal conductivity.

@@Xeno_11 So I went ahead and bought some shortly after watching this video and after application, I really did see a pretty big difference. Roughly 10-12 degrees cooler while running stress tests and I sit in the mid 40s playing games.

@@ZackryRose ayyy nice man. I'm just now getting all the parts for my new PC and a buddy told me to pick this up for thermal paste. I wanted to check some videos out on it, by the sounds of it my new pc should be running nice and cool :D

No. Had mine for a year now and haven’t had to reapply, still 10C lower that it was with ICDiamond

@@phalspar for real im thinking of buying it for my i9 10900k

@@blond_slut my friend hasn't replaced his for 2 years and it's still good

I have never used IC Diamond so I cannot compare. The Kryonaut has been consistent after 9 months of use, no change in temps over time.

Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut seems not as strong temperature wise as the Conductonaut. "Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut" But it seems experts say it will damage your gpu or cpu aluminum head! pcgamingbuilds.com/best-thermal-paste "Don’t use these on Aluminum CPU/GPU coolers. Your heatsink will be destroyed by the Gallium ingredient in Liquid Metal." So Kryonaut seems the best option, right?!

Kryonaut is a not liquid metal, it is a non metalic thermal paste so it is the best choice for cpu longevity.

exactly that was my worry. So I guess I should forget about the Conductonaut version since I mean to take good care of my new over 3k Clevo Laptop. Thanks!!! P.S. do you think Clevo Fans should be over-clocked a bit to improve longevity through greater cooling? Some sort of mod, I dunno, I've seen that on youtube once for other laptops

I just used it it's ** don't use it.

@@UnboxVlogs how

Got it for a gtx 1650 and i5 4570

@@UnboxVlogs just used it and it dropped my temp 10C You are either a troll or a casual gamer with shaky hands😂

I'm not fully sure, mosty thermal pastes have a small amount of silver in them. Personally I think it's better, Kryonaut wins.

no its not conductive. only liquid metal "paste" is conductive, like thermal grizzly conductonaught

That´s right

Late reply but it’s just thermal paste, it won’t affect how your cooler performs, just how it’s connected to the cpu.

This paste is meant for high performance/high temp chips, so yes it would be great for Xbox or Playstation.

Does it come with verification code inside? The genuine one comes with verification code you can enter on official site

@@user-zm6rd3nn5z that is what i meant i verified it online. It came with the code inside the Pack

Yes, although invest 20 an get a hyper 212

be quiet! pure rock, also a good budget CPU cooler, idle temps around 35c, no more then 45 on load on my i5-8600

How did it go (: I am planning on getting this so I am very intrested in results

The results sucked asss i ghen got kryonaut and it was even worst cause kryo aint suppose to past 80 c . I then got thermal right tf8 and its the best paste ever .

@@Rotary12A What? hahah

@@Rotary12A you gotta put some fans in that hotbox mate I’m runnin the latest and barley hit 70.

depends which one, Snorlax! :p There's the one he has which is enough for 8 to 12 applications and a smaller one selling right now. I just got the 5.5g one, that would be more than enough for your needs. So would the smaller cheaper one though you might be pushing your luck so I advise this one. Happy pasting! Doing my 1st on my new msi gs65 this weekend. Pretty scared as never disassembled a laptop before lol but figure temps in the region of 93 (when under max load) will end the laptop one day anyway, so maybe this is a risk worth taking, (though not if I break it! oh gods!). What's your laptop? :D

CoolHandLuke I just took mine apart down to the gpu and cpu for the first time. No problem at all. Gonna repaste soon

​@heatherwilliams9525 if you could tell me how the Temps were after applying it? Many say it's not suitable for laptop temps

hey did u fix ur pc. ihave also an 5600x and im having the same issues as you my pc keeps crashing and its really high temprature

@@alik5226 yeah the Arctic 34 Duo and the grizzly thermal paste dropped my average CPU temp down about 15c or more. But I ended up ultimately getting a new PC case and then it dropped quite a bit more. Was running about 80C in my old case after changes and now 72 in my new case. I think my massive GPU and power supply was given off extra heat in my case and I couldn't seem to cool it down. But I definitely recommend the Arctic 34 Duo if your running the stock cooler. The stock cooler is garbage. The Arctic 34 duo is cheap($50) but also pretty big though so make sure it'll fit in your case but it'll definitely drop it down a good 10C or more or an AIO cooler would be even better but are pricier. Good luck man, it's definitely a shitty spot to be in.

@@josephtiessen Alright thanks for helping, I got the thermal grizzly Thermal Paste. Ive got an 4000d airflow case so its pretty big im not sure if the case is too small. I also have about six fans and my cpu is the only component thats overheating so you recommend to buy a new cooler? Will it also fix the crashes if i buy a new cooler and the temprature goes down?

@@alik5226 I'm not sure what case that is but the CPU cooler that comes with the 5600X is complete garbage and cannot handle how hot the CPU gets. I don't even know why they offered one with it to be honest. I would definitely get a new CPU cooler and that should handle it also that CPU runs hot anyways AMD says that it can run up to 90c and still be fine but that just makes me nervous. But you can definitely get it down to 80 and that should be fine or even lower depending on the CPU cooler you get. And when I upgraded my case to a bigger case that helped me also but I got that new NZXT case I can't remember the name off the top of my head but the thing has 10 fans but it's absolutely massive. But you don't need to go to that extreme honestly just a new CPU cooler should fix it and as long as it's not getting close to that 90 it should stop crashing also. Once I threw in the new cooler I could play pretty much anything and didn't have any issues with a crashing anymore after that. Keep an eye on your rise and software also to monitor those temps The grizzly paste should drop it 5 to 10 c on its own but with a new cooler you'll get at least another 10 to 20. But you really don't need anything fancy either just go with something cheap I opted for the Arctic 34 Duo because it has a push-pull configuration and add fantastic reviews.plus I was looking for something under a hundred bucks preferably around 50 and I picked up mine for around $55 on Amazon.

@@josephtiessen What do you mean with rise and software temprature? And yea i bought the Arctic 34 duo thanks for the recommendation i hope it will drop my tempratures im worried if my pc gets to 92 degrees. What does push pull configuration mean btw? Yea they say its normal temprature for amd but i dont know my pc kept crashing im not sure if its my bottleneck causing the crash or the high temprature because i got an GTX 1050, with an 5600x my gpu also always uses like 100% when i play game and my cpu like 15-23% and i cant find videos that can help me or anything but im guessing its the high temprature causing the crashes.

Not only that but his idle temperature was lower than the water temperature inside the AIO. This video shows nothing as his data is bad.

thx this is what i need 👍👍👍

BS. They want sales

Why safer ? Kryonaut has no danger at all. ITs just ceramic.

The dude in the video has literally dropped this paste all over his mobo (4:50) and didn't even care, how is it unsafe?

you can put the paste on your ram or some shit for cooling, its not conductive thus no danger

My variables will be totally different to others, just what happened to me when i tested, the only difference was my application method, the fans everything were the same. Only thing i can think of is if the previous application did not have full coverage.

I dropped 15c going from mx2 to kryo then I dropped another 2c when changing to kingpin using kraken x62 and RM 1600 (4ghz overclock) I'm idling around 25c and gaming around 50

How is it now? I have heard some horrible stories with this stuff.

It is still fantastic bud, I’m a heavy gamer and it still performs as it did the day I put it in

@@JohnOLooney Glad its working, I'll give it a try one day if I'm not happy with Corsair TM30, hope I don't get the bad batches that some are getting.

@@Dexion845 could you tell us about those horrible stories? Thanks :)

Maybe his ambient temperature was higher than yours or you had a different type of thermal grizzly as there are a few

@@thunderchundering package said kryonaut and that's what I had. It wasn't cold when I applied it

@@ifartinelevators Damn did it perform as well as it does?

@@thunderchundering it performed fine but I felt I had to use way more than I should have because of the lack of spreadability

i think its normal , i read alot that the grizzly hydro.. is easier than the kryo..

Don’t try to spread it Let the heat sink do it

@@SpaceHunter why:(

@@championbrother to make it spread evenly

@@SpaceHunter but someone told me that spreading is good for ryzen users

@@championbrother According to the thermal grizzly website, you might need to warm up the tube before applying the paste to make it easier to spread. Specifically, it says "Make sure your thermal paste has at least room temperature before applying. In winter or in cold conditions we recommend to put the syring on your radiator (heater) or use a hair dryer to heat up the syringe." Top FAQ thermal-grizzly.com/en/faqs

no

All the air bubbles in his thermal paste technique

did it boot up?

Hoàng Hiếu Lê, it can only be used for a CPU for a motherboard in a PC. A laptop’s CPU is built in the inside of the laptop. It would be a hassle to take it apart to just apply paste to a CPU in a laptop.

Yes

500 Subs With No Videos? 71c heavy load max on mine.

@@K3vyB did you use the spread method? i think i applied too little tbh. mine hits 79 for some reason. it never used to do that.

Not true. I was reapplying my old thermal paste and it was getting the same temps. I got this one and it dropped my temps by 10 degrees under full load. This paste is unbelievable. It's 100% the best thermal paste on the market. If you're doing overclocking buy this paste, it'll do you wonders.

It will do good for anything that need thermalpaste

Tony Upchurch, genuinely this stuff dropped me 10/15 degrees when under load, rendering in adobe I was in the 80,s and now barley top 69. I am just sharing my experience with it. What CPU are you running??

An 8600k @ 4.8ghz. I tested the next day and got a 3 degree drop which is a little better.

Right now I have an 8700k running at 1.272v at 4.8ghz all cores not delided. I'm using some crappy paste that came with the Hyper 212 Evo from my old pc build, but surprisingly the temps are 60c under full load. If I was to use the Kryonaut paste, should I expect some decent temp drops? Yes I know a 212 Evo doesn't seem like enough for an 8700k, but for now It looks to be keeping it well within safe temps.

+Ronald McBigD It depends on lots of factors, depends on your airflow, fan speed etc, it just worked well for me. It's upto you if you want to give it a try, my recommendation would be to get a better cooler, you'll notice better temps with a bigger cooler or an AIO.

Stuff is great! 8700k @ 4.9GHz, 1.28v. Not del-lidded and stays under 55c under full load. Got a better cooler too, the Dark Rock Pro 3. The CPU is much cooler during gaming, maybe 5-10c on average.

massive mistake, cheers for pointing it out 😂

"Bruh," do you have to be a dick about it? How many videos have you taken the time to make to help people out on here? Better yet, how many mistakes have you made with a build? Damn, so many asses in the world.

@@FlashOnTwos Dude chill he probly didn't mean anything by it

@@duckiesthydra9303 I disagree. Too many POS couch potatoes taking advantage of these free demonstrations and then making snide remarks like this. These people take time out of their schedule to help educate the rest of us. It's just being ungrateful. But if it doesn't bother you, that's fine too.

@@rawj1213 "Dude," I'm not hurt about anything...dude. I'm just pointing out that people go out of their way to make these videos to assist others, and then you have some ungrateful individual who has to nitpick about everything. Happens all the time online, and it's wrong. But I'm done commenting on this, so if anyone else thinks I'm "way too hurt" over this, well, I could care less. People need to be a little nicer to others. That's all.

there is a burn in time on high end thermal paste.

@@88oscuro Give me a break. It says no cure time. I just tried another application of Kryonaut btw and its still the same shit #'s as before. If it requires a "burn in" time then how come thats not mentioned anywhere on their product or website? I had a previous Kryonaut application on for around a week and noticed no improvement over time.

@@88oscuro I re-ran the test today. 74C after only 2 mins of Prime 95 26.6. Small FFT's. Consistent with all my other applications and tests of Kryo-NOT. I'll repeat that MX-4 2019 is consistently 3C cooler every time, over multiple applications. I haven't tried any other pastes besides the stock Corsair paste but it was on par with MX-4 2019. I bought Kryo-crap hoping for an improvement but instead was met with HIGHER temps. This is no fluke. I'm convinced Kryonaut is nothing more than marketing hype and paid off reviewers.

@@stupaod Youre right bro I just bought it today and used it on my ryzen 5 2600x with the stock cooler not OCed and the overall temps (doesnt matter if gaming or idle) are worst than they were when I had MX-4 on it

@@droneguy001 not rly you get 4g instead 1g ^^

@@droneguy001 ik but thats the reality :D

did you apply it to your laptop ?

@@DRaqaON yup, a dell xps 15

@tieuquy linthinh Non conductive, won't kill your mobo. Would stick with mx 4 though. Not as runny and same temps.

You can't really put on too much on unless you go really overboard. These pastes are non conductive so even if you do add a little too much it will just get squeezed out besides looking messy it has no downsides, and the and mess is usually covered by the cooler plate.

Gamer Nation Aye probably did use too much, was my first attempt at the spread method though. Learn fast. Cheers

I was wondering since you applied it have you noticed any signs of the paste actually wearing down, by that i mean if temperatures have been rising or has it stayed the same.

I applied this back in September 2017 and I have maybe had as 1/2 degree increase when rendering. Nothing noticeable, gaming loads stay in the mid 50,s at 1.31 volts. Impressed me, after 7 month I thought there would have been some degradation but it's sweet.

Thanks a lot for the help i think i might buy this myself :D

No you need all of it best result.

false. cross seems to work best