FUSION SUPREME

Apply a pea-sized amount (approximately 0.3–0.5g) to the center of the CPU or GPU die. The mounting pressure of the cooler will spread it evenly across the surface. Do not pre-spread - let the cooler do the work. For large desktop CPUs (Threadripper, EPYC), use a slightly larger amount or a thin line across the die. The included spatula can be used for manual spreading on GPUs or irregular surfaces.

Fusion Supreme is universally compatible with all Intel and AMD sockets (LGA1700, LGA1200, AM5, AM4, TR5, etc.) and all GPU brands (NVIDIA, AMD). It works with copper, nickel-plated, and aluminum heatsinks. There are no compatibility restrictions - if it has a CPU or GPU die, Fusion Supreme will work on it.

Under normal use, Fusion Supreme maintains stable performance for 3–5 years. You don't need to replace it on a schedule unless you're disassembling the cooler for another reason, you notice temperatures rising over time, or you're applying a new cooler. If you're doing a repaste, the included alcohol wipes make removal straightforward.

Fusion Supreme is electrically non-conductive (0 S/m). A small amount on adjacent components or PCB traces will not cause a short circuit. That said, wipe up any excess with an alcohol wipe before powering on - not because it's dangerous, but for cleanliness. It is not toxic and safe to handle.

Every Fusion Supreme Paste comes in a resealable package with: 1x syringe of Fusion Supreme, 2x large-format alcohol wipes (12x15cm, 99.9% purity), and 1x spatula. The syringe is resealable for storage. The wipes handle both old paste removal and final surface prep before application.

Liquid metal (like Liquid Fusion Supreme) delivers higher conductivity (128 W/mK vs 15 W/mK) but is electrically conductive and must be kept away from PCB traces. It also cannot be used on aluminum heatsinks. Fusion Supreme is the safer, easier-to-use option that still delivers excellent performance - ideal for most builds. Liquid metal is for extreme OC setups with fully compatible hardware.