Tuniq TX-2 Thermal Compound Reviews

When you decided to buy a new cooler, you forgot the heatpaste didn't you- You ended up with the stock generic white stuff that does the job, but hardly excels. Well today I have a product to help you lower the all-important CPU temperature for overclocki...

For all intents and purposes, the Tuniq MX-2 seems like a wise choice over Arctic Silver 5. Both Tuniq and Noctua have produced a product that performs better in some circumstances, and at least matches the performances of the base-line AC 5

Touted as being able to give the best interface between your CPU and heatsink. We test the rumour.

Tuniq launches a new thermal compound that should be available September 10, 2007. We put it to the test against Arctic Silver 5 and the older TX-1 compound to see how easy it is to work with, how easy it cleans up and how well it performs.

Low price, Decent performance, Easy to handle and clean up, Not as dependent on settling time like the AS5

Does not perform as well as AS5 when allowed to break-in

There is not really much that can be said about a thermal paste. Users expect something that performs better than the stock compounds and that it is easy to work with. The Tuniq TX-2 compound does just that. While it may not perform as good as the crowd f...

This is what I used out of the box, so I don't have any stats to compare the temps too.

Works instead of using the stock grease. For 3.79 just buy it.

shipping is twice the price of the item? not the items fault though.

Cheap, easy to apply, does its job well. If you need it, get it!

This stuff is thicker than the Arctic Silver that I've used in the past, so it's easier to spread without making a mess. It's keeping my new q6600 nice and cool.

Does not taste delicious. Not recommended for use as a condiment or marinade.

This is great!cools my cpu 10c cooler than my previous compound.

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