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It's like they went out of their way to make seemingly the worst thermal paste possible
You say that, but it's unclear if the paste works as an actual thermal junction or not.
Although it does read like peanut butter would be a better option.
Isn't toothpaste relatively decent as those things go?
At first, but it dries out fast.
It sounds like it melted the CPU to the cooler with the power of acid. Which would be very effective if not for the obvious issue.