A word of warning.
If you got an old GPU like a Radeon 7950 or some other 5 year old GPU, then avoid doing any thermal paste changes.
Basically the factory paste is old and like glue and when you separate the heat sink from the chip, it will be hard to get off which will end up using force and you might break some of the solder balls which attach the GPU chip to the PCb board.
Topic: Best thermal paste for GPU??? - page 2. (Read 541 times)
I replace my thermal paste regularly every 2month, I live in the tropical area plus almost half of my rig was R9 series. I'm using DeepCool z9 it cost me around $8, I'll need ten pcs each time replacing the thermal paste. The results are pretty good for me.
I have AMD Vega 56, but i couldn't unscrew the screws
All the crews now mess up since i forced to open with screw driver. Any solution for my case? 
I replace my thermal paste regularly every 2month, I live in the tropical area plus almost half of my rig was R9 series. I'm using DeepCool z9 it cost me around $8, I'll need ten pcs each time replacing the thermal paste. The results are pretty good for me.
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut and Cool Laboratory Liquid Ultra....they are liquid metal
they corrode aluminum though..and they are CONDUCTIVE so apply carefully, their application is not the same as thermal paste.
they corrode aluminum though..and they are CONDUCTIVE so apply carefully, their application is not the same as thermal paste.
Gelid GC-Extreme is good.
I'm using Arctic Cooling since many many years and pretty happy with their products
Hello, anybody know the best thermal paste? The one that chills more
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