Wadermoon Thermalright TF8 2g thermal paste 13.8 W/mK
Carbon-based thermal compound rated at 13.8 W/mK, non-conductive, supplied in a 2.0 g syringe with applicator for CPU and GPU heat dissipation
- Net content2.0g
- Thermal conductivity13.8 W/mk
- Continuous-use temperature-250 to 380 °C
- DetailsOperating temperature:-250 to 300 °C Electrical conductivity
- Key featuresConvenient 2.0 gram syringe, making this thermal paste very
- High thermal conductivity of 13.8 W/mK for efficient heat transfer
- Metal-free formula eliminates electrical conductivity risks on CPU and GPU
- Long-lasting compound rated for at least 8 years without re-application
- Ideal consistency allows easy application even for first-time builders
- Operating range from -250 °C to 380 °C suits extreme conditions
High-conductivity carbon paste
Wadermoon Thermalright TF8 is a 2.0g syringe of carbon-based thermal compound rated at 13.8 W/mK. The grey paste is non-electrically conductive and metal-free, so it poses no short-circuit risk if it contacts pins. It is designed for CPU and GPU interfaces on any cooler type. The supplier states durability of at least eight years without re-application.
Practical limits of the interface
The compound operates from -250 °C to 380 °C, with long-term use specified up to 300 °C. Thermal resistance is quoted below 0.01 cm²·K/W and density is 2.9 g/cm³. Because it contains no metallic particles, it remains safe on exposed electrical traces. The 2.0g volume covers multiple standard desktop sockets but may be insufficient for large server heat-spreaders or repeated reapplications.
13.8 W/mK conductivity rating
This single figure determines whether the paste meets a builder's thermal budget. At 13.8 W/mK it exceeds many mainstream compounds such as the referenced 8.5 W/mK alternative, making it suitable for overclocking and sustained high loads. Buyers who need lower thermal resistance for extreme sub-ambient cooling should verify the rating against their target delta-T.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Pricier than about 60% of the 498 comparable items (median $12.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Thermalright |
| Product line | TF8 2g |
| Model name | Thermal Paste |
| Performance | |
| Thermal conductivity | 13.8 W/mk |
| Size & build | |
| Net content | 2.0g |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Continuous-use temperature | -250 to 380 °C |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 2.0 g syringe or is a larger size available?
The product is supplied only as a 2.0 g syringe, so no larger capacity is offered for this model.
What does the 13.8 W/mK figure mean for actual CPU temperatures?
It indicates very high thermal conductivity that moves heat from the CPU or GPU to the cooler quickly, making it suitable for overclocking and demanding workloads.
Is the paste electrically conductive, and does that limit where I can use it?
The compound contains no metal particles and is non-electrically conductive, so it will not cause short circuits if it contacts pins or surrounding components.
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