U6 PRO, a premium-grade viscous thermal paste meticulously crafted for thermal pad replacement. Known as the "Liquid Thermal Pad" or "Thermal Putty", this cutting-edge formula is meticulously developed and produced by the esteemed Computer Systems research department in Thessaloniki, Greece. U6 PRO is specifically engineered to excel in environments with high temperatures, making it the ideal choice for industrial electronics and high-end video boards. Each purchase includes a generous 100g packet of U6 PRO, providing ample quantity for approximately 100-200 applications. For added convenience, the packet comes complete with a plastic spatula and 2x finger sleeves, ensuring easy and precise application. Important Note: Applications: Ideal for Automotive Electronic Control Units Suitable for Heat sinks and Memory modules Perfect for LED Lighting and LCD-TV applications Excellent for Military Electronics Reliable for Power Supplies Trusted in Telecom services and Wireless instruments Effective in Automotive control services Product Features: Infinite storage and service life U6 PRO doesn’t dry out, maintaining consistent performance over time Store in a closed can and protect from frost and dust to preserve quality Made in Greece (European Union) for guaranteed authenticity and quality Performance Data: Computer Systems materials science laboratory testing: Method using a comparative technique (P. Karydopoulos, P. Frantzis, N. Karagiannis MSAIJ 2014). Combined thermal conductivity when 1.5mm thick thermal pad is replaced with Upsiren U6 PRO combined with 1mm thick copper pad. When to Replace Thermal Paste/Pads in Your Computer: Thermal paste and thermal pads should be replaced every time the heat sink is removed (for cleaning, upgrades, or other maintenance) to ensure optimal thermal conductivity. Replacing the thermal pads and gummy thermal paste used by many manufacturers on memory chips is crucial when the heat sink is removed. Reusing the same thermal pads or paste can lead to imperfect fits, resulting in overheating and potential component failure. If your computer experiences overheating or shuts down after a few hours of use, immediate cleaning of the entire heat sink system and replacement of all thermal paste and thermal pads is recommended to prevent further issues.