FROSTBITE EXTREME

Apply a pea-sized amount to the center of the CPU or GPU die. The cooler's mounting pressure will spread it evenly - do not pre-spread. Use the included spatula for GPU applications or irregular contact surfaces. Clean the old paste first: wet wipe to dissolve, dry wipe (or cotton swab) to remove residue.

4g covers approximately 8–12 standard CPU applications and is ideal for a single machine or a small number of repastes. 8g is a good middle ground for multiple machines. 16g suits repair shops or enthusiasts who maintain several systems regularly. 30g is the bulk option - covering 60–100 applications and most economical for high-volume use. All sizes are identical in formula and performance.

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

Yes. Frostbite Extreme works with all Intel and AMD sockets (LGA1700, LGA1200, AM5, AM4, and others) and all GPU brands. Compatible with copper, nickel-plated, and aluminum heatsinks. No compatibility restrictions.

Cap the syringe securely after each use. Store in a cool, dry place (5–30°C) away from direct sunlight. Shelf life is approximately 3 years from production. Do not freeze. Before reuse, verify the paste consistency is normal - it should be smooth and uniform.

Frostbite Extreme (8.5 W/mK) sits between Frostbite (6.0 W/mK) and Fusion Ultra (12.8 W/mK). It's a strong all-rounder: noticeably better than basic pastes, at a price point that makes multi-application purchases practical. For mid-range to upper-mid CPUs and GPUs, it delivers excellent value. For flagship CPUs or overclocking, consider stepping up to Fusion Ultra or Fusion Supreme.