FROSTBITE

Apply a pea-sized amount to the center of the CPU or GPU die. The cooler's mounting pressure will spread it evenly - no pre-spreading needed. For manual spreading on GPUs or flat contact areas, use the included spatula. Clean the old paste first with the included alcohol wipes (wet wipe first, then dry).

The 30g format is designed for bulk use - technicians, repair shops, classrooms, or enthusiasts who repaste multiple machines. A typical application uses 0.3–0.5g, so a 30g syringe covers approximately 60–100 applications. It's more economical than buying multiple small syringes and comes in a resealable format for long-term storage.

No. Frostbite Paste is electrically non-conductive (0 S/m). Accidental contact with PCB traces or nearby components will not cause a short circuit. Wipe up any excess with the included alcohol wipes before powering on.

Yes. Frostbite Paste works with all Intel and AMD sockets (LGA, AM, TR series) and all GPU brands. It's compatible with copper, nickel-plated, and aluminum heatsinks. No compatibility restrictions.

The syringe is resealable - replace the cap after each use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Frostbite Paste has a shelf life of approximately 3 years from production. Avoid freezing. Before reuse, check that the paste hasn't separated or hardened - if it has, it should be replaced.

Frostbite offers 6.0 W/mK vs Fusion Supreme's 15.0 W/mK. In practice, this translates to roughly 3–8°C higher temperatures depending on the cooler and CPU TDP. For budget systems, older hardware, or bulk maintenance, Frostbite is an excellent cost-effective choice. For high-end CPUs (i9, Ryzen 9, Threadripper) or overclocking, the premium pastes are worth the investment.