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Safety Application
Non-electrical conductive,non-volatile, flame retardant, which eliminates the risk of short circuit and discharges and corrosion damage to the chip and the radiator.
Long-lasting and stable performance
Excellent ease of use and outstanding long-term stability.
Wide working temperature
Wide working temperature: -50℃ to 240℃ (-58℉ to 464℉)
Wide range of applications
Suitable for: CPU, GPU ,heatsink, ovens, chipset, Xbox, High power LED and other components.
GENNEL G107 Thermal Paste Features
- High Performance . High temperature resistance. Low thermal resistance.
- Non-Electrical Conductive, Non-corrosive , Non-toxic
Working Principle
Filling the gape between heating element and the cooling device, Increasing the contact area so as to achieve the soundest thermal conductivity effect.
Helps disperse the heat from CPU to heatsink effectively.
INSTRUCTION
1. Clean the surface of CPU heat sink
2. Apply the thermal grease on CPU or heat source
3. Spread the grease evenly
4. Install the cooler
James Meehan
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Worked
j b
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Used on a high heat thermostat, back working!
Lawrence J. Gist II
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
I recently used the GENNEL G107 20g Silver Thermal Paste, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance. Applying it was smooth and easy, thanks to its consistency—neither too thick nor too runny. The thermal conductivity is excellent, helping to significantly lower my CPU and GPU temperatures compared to my previous paste.Even after extended gaming and stress tests, the temperatures remained stable, showing no signs of drying out or degradation. Plus, with 20g in the tube, it offers great value, as there’s more than enough for multiple applications.If you’re looking for a high-performance thermal paste that delivers great cooling efficiency at an affordable price, I highly recommend the GENNEL G107. It’s a fantastic choice for both casual users and enthusiasts!
DnA
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Easy to apply. More than enough for multiple builds. Hopefully I remember that I have it tucked in a drawer the next time I upgrade my CPU/mobo.
Kris
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Great item.
B Scott
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024
So far I think the Gennel Silver thermal paste is performing pretty well. I have noticed a 2-3 degree decrease in my temperatures at idle and with a light to moderate load on the CPU when compared to the Arctic Silver MX4 I was using. I just started using it but so far it has exceeded my expectations. The real test will be it longevity. Will it continue to perform well over time or will it be like most of the other cheap thermal pastes out there and fail after just a couple weeks? I guess I'll find out and let you know when I do.
christopher ambrosini
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Definitely 5 stars in my opinion. Decent amount of thermal paste for the price. The application tool is very useful and easy to clean off.Worked very well for my application to improve the heat conductivity from the component to the aluminum heat sink I fabricated out of 1/16" aluminum.
Chris Hoffman
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2019
I recently purchased this thermal compound i've never heard of just to give it a try. I figured it couldn't work that good because of how cheap it was and that i've never heard of it before. Yesterday I used MX4 thermal compound on a Dell Inspiron 17 5755 CPU and heatsink and temps at idle were not very good at all and even worse under load. I used AIDA64 Extreme to stress the CPU and I hit temps of 104deg C which is HOT! Now this system will never see that kind of CPU load because the user at most surfs the web, Facebook and plays a few puzzle games. However whenever i'm overhauling a system no matter what it is I want it to be battle ready for any scenario! So I figured i'd give this new Gennel compound a try. My first thoughts were it was REALLY thick! At first it looked like there were fibers of some sort in the compound! So I took the included spatula and smeared it on a sheet of paper so I could see and to my surprise it spread smooth as butter and there wasn't any fibers in it! It's just that thick! So my first application i used the corner of the spatula and placed a pea sized dab in the center of the CPU's IHS and installed the heatsink. Since i've never used this brand before I removed the heatsink just to see how well it spread out and found that due to the thickness it DID NOT spread out like the MX4 which is way more liquidy. So I used the included spatula and spread a nice thin layer basically painting the IHS like we used to do back in the day before the whole pea or grain of rice methods! lol :) Now that worked perfectly! I got complete coverage, no overflow (too much thermal paste and you'll have a mess on your hands and it's not easy to clean up). So I reassembled the laptop and booted it right up and went straight to AIDA64 and ran my tests. I was amazed! At idle the CPU temp dropped 15deg C and under load it dropped from 104deg C to a steady 72deg C which by my math is a 32deg C drop in temps!!! Holy crap! Now this is my first run with this thermal paste and I don't have multiple data sets to draw a conclusion from but if my future results are anything like what I saw here then i'm buying this stuff by the truck load! I restore ALOT of laptops and desktops so I go thru ALOT of thermal paste. This might be my new daily driver! I'll add more to this review after a few more applications! But for now this is what i'll be using over my MX4.
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