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Kingpin Cooling KPx high performance thermal compound
Kingpin Cooling

Kingpin KPx

Model:
Kingpin KPx
Compound Type:
High-Performance Compound
Thermal Conductivity:
Not officially published
Electrical Conductivity:
Non-Conductive
Package Size:
1.5g / 3g syringe
Recommended Use:
High-end CPU/GPU (extreme overclocking and benching)
Reapplication Interval:
Verify manufacturer-rated interval
Safety Notes:
None

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Manufacturer: Kingpin Cooling Last updated: September 10, 2026

Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste) Review

KPx comes from Kingpin Cooling, a brand built around extreme overclocking hardware, and the paste carries that same positioning. It's widely referenced in overclocking and benching communities as a high-performance option, though Kingpin doesn't publish an official W/mK figure as prominently as brands like Thermal Grizzly or Arctic do.

KPx comes from Kingpin Cooling, a brand built around extreme overclocking hardware, and the paste carries that same positioning. It's widely referenced in overclocking and benching communities as a high-performance option, though Kingpin doesn't publish an official W/mK figure as prominently as brands like Thermal Grizzly or Arctic do.

Thermal Performance and Conductivity

Kingpin doesn't officially publish a specific W/mK figure for KPx. Enthusiast reviews and community discussion commonly reference conductivity in the 10-13 range, but this needs manufacturer confirmation before use in filters or direct numeric comparisons.

Compound Type and Composition

A high-performance compound formulated specifically for the extreme overclocking and sub-ambient benching use cases Kingpin Cooling's broader product line targets.

Application and Consistency

KPx ships in small syringe sizes (1.5g and 3g), consistent with a product aimed at competitive benching sessions rather than bulk multi-build use.

Electrical Safety

Non-conductive, making it usable without the precision liquid metal demands, despite its extreme-performance positioning.

Longevity and Pump-Out Resistance

Manufacturer-rated interval isn't consistently published. Confirm against current Kingpin Cooling documentation before publishing a specific timeframe.

Comparison to Sibling Products

Against Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, covered elsewhere on this site, KPx is frequently discussed as a direct competitor in overclocking communities, though the lack of an official published conductivity figure makes a precise numeric comparison harder than with Kryonaut's consistently published 12.5 W/mK. Against Alphacool Subzero, Subzero's published 16 W/mK gives buyers a clearer number to evaluate against.

Who This Paste Is Actually For

Extreme overclocking and competitive benching setups, where Kingpin Cooling's broader product line is already trusted.

Builders comfortable relying on community-reported performance over an official published spec.

Not for: Buyers who want a manufacturer-published conductivity figure for direct filtering and comparison.

Not for: Mainstream builds where Arctic MX-4 or MX-6 deliver adequate performance for far less.

Pending Verification

Thermal Conductivity: No official Kingpin figure; community reports 10-13 W/mK.

Reapplication Interval: Manufacturer-rated interval not consistently published.

Specifications

Identity and form

BrandKingpin Cooling
ModelKingpin KPx , KPx
Compound TypeHigh-Performance Compound
Thermal Conductivity10 W/mK
Electrical ConductivityInsulating
Package Size1.5g / 3g syringe
Recommended UseHigh-end CPU/GPU (extreme overclocking and benching)
Reapplication IntervalVerify manufacturer-rated interval
Safety NotesNone
Paste SegmentStandard Paste

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Best for

  • Extreme overclocking and competitive benching setups, where Kingpin Cooling's broader product line is already trusted.
  • Builders comfortable relying on community-reported performance over an official published spec.

Not for

  • Buyers who want a manufacturer-published conductivity figure for direct filtering and comparison.
  • Mainstream builds where Arctic MX-4 or MX-6 deliver adequate performance for far less.

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste)?

The Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste) is a thermal paste from Kingpin Cooling. Key specs: Compound Type High-Performance Compound, Thermal Conductivity 10, Electrical Conductivity Non-Conductive, Package Size 1.5g / 3g syringe, Recommended Use High-end CPU/GPU (extreme overclocking and benching).

Will the Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste) work with my current setup?

The Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste) lists Thermal Conductivity is 10. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits.

Who is the Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste) best suited to?

It suits extreme overclocking and competitive benching setups, where kingpin cooling's broader product line is already trusted., builders comfortable relying on community-reported performance over an official published spec..

What are the drawbacks of the Kingpin KPx (High-Performance Compound/Non-Conductive/Extreme Overclocking and Benching Paste)?

It is a poor fit for buyers who want a manufacturer-published conductivity figure for direct filtering and comparison., mainstream builds where arctic mx-4 or mx-6 deliver adequate performance for far less..

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