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Arctic MX-6 Thermal Paste
Paste · 4 g

A non-conductive overclocking paste with no curing time, sold in small sizes with no published W/mK figure.
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R1
Kryonaut is Thermal Grizzly's long-running paste for overclockers and demanding cooling, sold in 1 g, 1.5 ml, 3 ml and 10 ml sizes. The maker says it needs no curing, is not electrically conductive and holds up across a wide temperature range, quoting a 3.7 g/cm³ density and 130 to 170 Pa·s viscosity. Thermal Grizzly no longer publishes W/mK ratings and steers laptop users toward its Duronaut pastes instead.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$11.58
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R9
No. Thermal Grizzly says Kryonaut is not electrically conductive and lists 0 pS/m for electrical conductivity, unlike liquid metal products.
Thermal Grizzly says it can be used on laptop dies when the cooler is designed for thermal paste and makes reliable contact, but that Duronaut and Duronaut Pro are generally better suited to laptops.
Thermal Grizzly says it stopped publishing general W/mK ratings at the end of 2020, so buyers should rely on independent temperature comparisons instead.
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