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MX-4 (previous edition) - Quality thermal grease for all CPU coolers, extremely high thermal conductivity, low thermal resistance, safe use, long durability, 4 g
| RRP: | £8.41£8.41 |
| Price: | £8.19£8.19 |
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| Item dimensions L x W x H | 15 x 3 x 7.1 centimetres |
| Brand | Arctic |
| Wattage | 5.6 watts |
| Compatible devices | Cpu, Gpu |
| Material | Metal |
About this item
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- WELL PROVEN QUALITY: The design of our thermal paste packagings has changed several times over the years. The formula of the composition has remained unchanged, so our MX pastes have stood for high performance and quality for years
- HIGH PERFORMANCE: With excellent temperature reduction performance, the MX-4 is ideal for CPU and GPU cooling, and other applications between power semiconductor components and heatsinks
- SAFE APPLICATION: The MX-4 is metal-free and non-electrical conductive which eliminates any risks of causing short circuit, adding more protection to the CPU and VGA cards
- HIGH DURABILITY: In contrast to metal and silicon thermal compound, the MX-4 does not compromise over time. Once applied, you do not need to apply it again as it will last at least for 8 years
- EASY TO APPLY: With an ideal consistency, the MX-4 is very easy to use, even for beginners
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Energy efficiency class
A++_TO_A+
Energy consumption
0 Kilowatt Hours Per Year per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 14.99 x 3.05 x 7.11 cm; 4 Grams
- Date First Available : 13 Oct. 2010
- Manufacturer : Arctic Cooling
- ASIN : B0045JCFLY
- Item model number : MX-4
- Country of origin : China
- Department : Default Category
- Best Sellers Rank: 21,353 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)
- 42 in Thermal Paste
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Product description
Product Description
Thermal Conductivity: 8.5 W/(mK) Viscosity: 870 poise Density: 2.50 g/cm³ Warranty: 8 Year Durability Less Noise, More Sound Not only that we at ARCTIC free the IT world from noise – we care for the right sound as well! As an international company, our expertise extends over noise reduction in PCs to consumer electronics products. ARCTIC acts as an umbrella brand and combines the various product areas COOLING, SOUND, EQUIPMENT and POWER. In 2001, we initiated the trend towards quiet cooling systems for desktop PCs and have since become one of the leading manufacturers in this sector. Since 2010, we use the know-how of many years of IT experience to expand our portfolio with consumer electronics. In the course of expansion ARCTIC COOLING finally evolved into ARCTIC. Our whole product range is recognized for offering innovative quality with a fair price tag. We never run tired inventing new technologies. While you can rely on our cooling solutions to offer highest performance at minimum noise levels, we focus on clean sounds and rich tones for our headphones and speakers.
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Room temperature: 22c
Water temperature: 22c
GPU core Temperature: 22c
Cooling spec: 360mm Thick EK Rad & 140mm slim EK Rad.
Inside Loop: Vega 64 & Threadripper 1950x
Thermal paste is spot on, was previously paying an extra premium for Thermal Grizzly and was not receiving any extra benefit.
Unfortunately, my CPU temperature is sitting around 27-29c idle, this is due to the design fault of EK’s first gen Threadripper waterblocks not covering the entire IHS.
4 months down the line.
After seeing identical GPU core temps to room temperature, I’ve concluded theres no need for Liquid Metal solutions in a waterblock!
Arctic’s MX-4 is certainty the best price to performance traditional thermal paste solution available on the market, theres no need to fall for these higher heat conductivity rating gimmicks!
By Mr. Thanwa Chan on 17 December 2018
Room temperature: 22c
Water temperature: 22c
GPU core Temperature: 22c
Cooling spec: 360mm Thick EK Rad & 140mm slim EK Rad.
Inside Loop: Vega 64 & Threadripper 1950x
Thermal paste is spot on, was previously paying an extra premium for Thermal Grizzly and was not receiving any extra benefit.
Unfortunately, my CPU temperature is sitting around 27-29c idle, this is due to the design fault of EK’s first gen Threadripper waterblocks not covering the entire IHS.
4 months down the line.
After seeing identical GPU core temps to room temperature, I’ve concluded theres no need for Liquid Metal solutions in a waterblock!
Arctic’s MX-4 is certainty the best price to performance traditional thermal paste solution available on the market, theres no need to fall for these higher heat conductivity rating gimmicks!
You can use this for all heatsinks like GPU, CPU and PSU etc.
By Miss M on 17 March 2018
You can use this for all heatsinks like GPU, CPU and PSU etc.
Even under general non-intensive usage, the laptop's cooling fan was spinning at noticeably higher speeds for longer & longer time durations to the extent it started to become annoying. At first I thought it was a BIOS update that messed with the fan's sensor. Something wasn't right. The uber-high RPM speed of the fan started generating a screeching sound indicating something was up with its bearings, cue time to open the laptop up and take a look.
Cooling fan had very minimal dust on blades but certainly no real reason to cause an impairment in cooling.
So I decided to take the opportunity to remove heatsink, clean-up previous compound and apply some Artic MX-4.
(I also took the opportunity to refurbish the fan by disassembling it, recoating the bearing surface with a drop of machine oil and put it all back together again whilst I wait for a new heatsink/fan assembly to be despatched from another vendor).
Everything was put back into place with MX-4 riding between the CPU and heatsink, Intel's XTU benchmark test was now reporting 80 degrees C maximum.
I ran the stress test, highest it ever got was 81 and with fewer instances of thermal throttling.
Impressed with the result given that it was achieved using all the original parts. Perhaps the slight refurbishing of the cooling fan played a part, but I attribute it largely to Artic's compound.
Research shows there are other cheaper or more exotic thermal compounds. I had narrowed my choice to Artic MX-4 or Thermal Grizzly's Kryonaut with its even higher heat conductivity of 12.5 W/m.
In the end given it was for use in a laptop that wasn't going to be overclocked, I opted for the friendlier, more consistent Artic MX-4, no fear of electrical conductivity and the advertised stable 8 year application lifespan.
For just under £5 for 4g tube, I think a 10-12 degrees temperature drop is a great result without having to worry about a yearly re-application.
Cooling fan now spins at even lower & quieter speeds whilst maintaining good temperature range.
Update:
Replacement heatsink/fan unit arrived. Everything removed and cleaned up, MX-4 reapplied and getting the same temperature drop, so the improvements I've witnessed are due to the Arctic MX-4, so I wholeheartedly recommend it as a safe way of making sure your CPU is given a good start in life.
I would have liked a couple of special wipes to remove the old paste. I spent more on IsoPropyl than I did on the MX-4.
The horror is opening up the laptop, including the 20 screws that hold the case together (2 hidden under the feet), taking out the DVD and HDD to avoid rough handling, and opening the 40 plastic clips for the first time.
Try to find a YouTube for your model if you haven't done this before. Keep different sets of screws in an egg-box, and keep a diagram of where they all go as you work.
By Paul_Pedant on 21 November 2019
I would have liked a couple of special wipes to remove the old paste. I spent more on IsoPropyl than I did on the MX-4.
The horror is opening up the laptop, including the 20 screws that hold the case together (2 hidden under the feet), taking out the DVD and HDD to avoid rough handling, and opening the 40 plastic clips for the first time.
Try to find a YouTube for your model if you haven't done this before. Keep different sets of screws in an egg-box, and keep a diagram of where they all go as you work.
This stuff does the job though and gives very good results.


















