Cooler Master, Corsair
This page is "sponsored" by the letter C. You’ll find three products from Cooler Master below. The Cooler Master Mastergel Maker, Cooler Master Mastergel Pro, and Cooler Master Mastergel Regular are a solid pack.
Cooler Master Mastergel Maker
Name |
Thermal conductivity |
Density |
Electrically conductive |
Ease of use |
Comments |
11.0 W/mK |
2.6 g/cm³ |
No |
Medium |
|
Cooler Master Mastergel Maker is the top of CM line-up. This paste is grey in color, its thermal conductivity is rated at 11 W / mK, and the density is 2.6 g. The capacity is 1.5 ml. It’s relatively easy to spread thanks to the shape of the end of "syringe".
Cooler Master Mastergel Pro
Name |
Thermal conductivity |
Density |
Electrically conductive |
Ease of use |
Comments |
8.0 W/mK |
2.6 g/cm³ |
No |
Medium |
|
MasterGel Pro is supplied in a syringe (4g volume). This paste also has a grey color, and its thermal conductivity is 8 W/mK, with a density of 2.6 g. The capacity is 1.5 ml. There’s also a cloth included for removing your old thermal paste. This is another product that is relatively easy to spread, and you shouldn’t have any problems with it.
Cooler Master Mastergel Regular
Name |
Thermal conductivity |
Density |
Electrically conductive |
Ease of use |
Comments |
5 W/mK |
2.5 g/cm³ |
No |
Hard |
|
The Cooler Master Mastergel Regular is provided in a syringe. Its thermal conductivity is above 5 W / mK and it has a density of 2.5 g. The capacity is 1.5 ml. There’s a wiping cloth included here as well. The paste is relatively hard to spread, which was quite a surprise.
Corsair TM30
Name |
Thermal conductivity |
Density |
Electrically conductive |
Ease of use |
Comments |
3.8 W/mK |
2.50 g/cm³ |
No |
Medium |
|
Corsair decided to use a simple, easy-to-open cardboard packaging for the TM30 thermal compound. On the front, you can see the actual syringe through a plastic window in the middle. Just like most thermal compounds on the market, the TM30 is stored inside a syringe, which also acts as the applicator. Only a 3g version is available for purchase, which should be enough for around 10 to 15 applications on mainstream processors using the Intel LGA 115x or AMD AM4 sockets. There are markings on the tube to show how much thermal compound is left inside. The TM30 has a dark-grey colour, similar to most thermal compounds we tested. It is more liquid than the others, which may contribute to the claimed longer lifespan with no drying or cracking.