Ruth's sister
Ruth's sister HY510 Thermal Conductive Silicone Grease Paste 1.93 W/m-K 20g Grey
Thermal paste rated 1.93 W/m-K for CPU, GPU and chipset cooling from -30 to 180 °C in a 20 g syringe
- Effective heat transfer with 1.93 W/m-K conductivity
- Stable performance from -30 to 180 degrees
- Safe non-toxic formula protects CPU and GPU components
- 20g syringe supplies multiple processor applications
- Low thermal resistance improves cooler efficiency
Thermal paste for CPU and GPU cooling
Ruth's sister HY510 is a grey silicone grease designed to transfer heat from processors, graphics cards and chipsets to their heatsinks. The 20 g syringe covers multiple builds or reapplications. It is non-toxic, non-corrosive and has no odour.
Thermal conductivity above 1.93 W/m-K
This single figure determines whether the paste meets a build's thermal budget. The material stays stable from -30 °C to 180 °C, so it suits both standard and high-load scenarios without drying out.
Easy syringe application, avoid excess
Dispense a thin line or pea-sized dot, then mount the cooler; pressure spreads the paste evenly. Too much compound can spill onto the socket or PCB, creating a mess that is hard to clean and may cause shorts.
Highlights
- Effective heat transfer with 1.93 W/m-K conductivity
- Stable performance from -30 to 180 degrees
- Safe non-toxic formula protects CPU and GPU components
- 20g syringe supplies multiple processor applications
- Low thermal resistance improves cooler efficiency
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 1.93 W/m-K conductivity perform when applied between a CPU and cooler?
The paste exceeds 1.93 W/m-K thermal conductivity, reducing resistance between the die and heatsink so heat moves efficiently across the interface.
What does the -30 to 180 °C operating range mean for long-term use?
The compound stays stable from -30 °C up to 180 °C, covering extreme overclocking loads and sub-ambient cooling without drying out or degrading.
Will the 20 g syringe cover multiple CPU and GPU applications?
Twenty grams is enough for many installations; a thin pea-sized drop per socket means one tube can service dozens of processors and graphics cards.
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