Antec Pasta térmica, pasta disipadora de calor de alto rendimiento para todos los enfriadores de CPU, alta durabilidad y fácil de aplicar, 0.14 oz, fórmula

I run my 9750H at full speed clocking in @ over 4GHZ and it has a GTX1650 GPU (hovers around 50C idle).----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------So, I've been on a mission of sorts to bring my temps more inline with where I think they should be. I've tried a few different pastes over the last couple of months and landed on a couple of reviews for this one after trial and failure.I was using a no name paste rated at 8.8 and it was working fine for quite awhile and recently in the past few weeks noticed it wasn't really performing as well as it had been. I had a couple of different tubes of paste and tried both of them in different spread techniques and they just weren't holding up as well as I thought they should be.I tried another one I won't mention here but it turned out to be rated at 3.3 which is a horrible PC use substance.Which lead to me finding Antec Formula X.I ripped everything down and did the Isopropyl rub down to clean any remnants of previous "goo" off the heat sink and the CPU/GPU to make sure this would be accurate in application and testing.Antec is a more traditional paste in that the density is quite good and it's tacky to the touch of the chip so it sticks and stays where you put it. The packaging was nice for the novice that needs a wipe/spreader/finger covers but, I'm becoming a pro at this with gloves and a 10 minute tear down, clean, put it back together at this point.I did a bit of a hybrid application on this by q-tip spreading a thin layer and then a small 1/4 pea mound on top before putting things back together just to make sure there wasn't any airgaps and consistent coverage between the chips / heat sink. Sometimes this in a laptop application works better depending on the product.So, the first thing I noticed is idle temps after a 10 minute warm up period in the 40C's as shown in the photo. This laptop doesn't see those temps hardly ever so it was refreshing to see. The next thing I noticed the CPU hit a new high point at 4.25GHZ which it normally stops around 4.00.So, the high temps in the photo usually occur for a short period when I'm transcoding video files to MP4 and it doesn't take long as measure by the average temp showing a 9C reduction from the 8.8 measured paste. The low temps show a 3-5C drop. Idle drop of 7C.The transference of heat properly has reduced the fan spin up/down cycles considerably as well. The sensors pick up the temp changes a bit more accurately and as the temps aren't jumping around as much. Compared to my desktop the activity looks a bit more normal where the fan curve kicks into cooling things down.I monitor things for 48 hours before comparing things to get an average temp from the laptop / paste performance. The 3.3 rated paste above though failed to bring temps down under 100C with casual use somewhere between 72-96 hours after application so I will be keeping an eye on Antec but, so far it's holding up well.I will come back and either bump the rating up if there's no issue or drop it if it fails like others.