- What is the difference between Kryonaut and Kryonaut Extreme?
- Kryonaut is a general-purpose paste with high thermal conductivity and good long-term stability for daily builds. Kryonaut Extreme is formulated for very low temperatures and extreme overclocking, and it is thicker and harder to spread.
- Is Kryonaut safe for laptop CPUs and direct-die applications?
- Kryonaut is electrically non-conductive, so it is safe on exposed dies and laptop CPUs. It is thicker than stock paste, so apply a thin, even layer and expect slightly more spreading effort.
- How often should Kryonaut be reapplied?
- Thermal Grizzly rates Kryonaut for long service intervals, and most desktop builds do not need reapplication for several years. Reapply if temperatures rise noticeably or after removing the cooler.
- Does Thermal Grizzly offer a warranty on its paste?
- Thermal Grizzly backs its products with a manufacturer warranty against defects, handled through the retailer or the brand. Keep the packaging and receipt, since paste is a consumable and misuse is not covered.
- Can Kryonaut be used with liquid metal coolers or copper heatsinks?
- Kryonaut is a silicone-based paste, not liquid metal, and it works on copper, nickel-plated and aluminum surfaces. For liquid metal, Thermal Grizzly's Conductonaut is the matching product.
- Are there Thermal Grizzly discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Thermal Grizzly products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.