What Thermal paste would be best for my system?

[anthony3tears]

I own an hp omen 15(2018) specs: i7 8750h (6c/12t), gtx 1060 (6 gb), 16 gb ddr4 ram, m.2 ssd(256gb), and 1 tb 7200 rpm hdd. I am planning on repasting it, but am not sure what thermal paste I should use, I'm looking at the thermal grizzly kryonaut but I don't know if it's the best for my system. I want to use a non-conductive paste.

[_I_]

any is better than none

best and worst pastes will be about a 5c difference

as5/mx4 are good and cheap
(very good at conducting heat not electricity, slightly capacitive)

[Washell]

If it's still under warranty, don't do it. It's too new for a repaste and clean to have a significant effect. You'd be voiding your warranty for no good reason.

[anthony3tears]

Escrito originalmente por Washell:

If it's still under warranty, don't do it. It's too new for a repaste and clean to have a significant effect. You'd be voiding your warranty for no good reason.

Thank you so much for telling me this, I hadn't even thought about this. You just saved me from making a mistake.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Fairly pointless to repaste while it's still under warranty as the paste should last well beyond that period. If you have issues while under warranty, make use of the branded warranty service.

[anthony3tears]

Escrito originalmente por Bad 💀 Motha:

Fairly pointless to repaste while it's still under warranty as the paste should last well beyond that period. If you have issues while under warranty, make use of the branded warranty service.

Yeah, I'll be repasting it in about a year or so when the warranty expires, thank you all for your responses.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Arctic Cooling MX4 is fine for anything that needs thermal paste. And even a large 20g tube of it is dirt cheap compared to many others that are sorely overpriced and yet won't yield better results worth paying that extra money for.