Conductonaut vs Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut

I went to the dungeon of doom and I found us an old-school Pentium Processor here aluminum heat sink to go with it. So we're going to do some Frankens...

Yeah, so that's more or less been my experience with repasting the thermal grizzly Cryonaut. Just to give you a bit of a recap, I did this after about...

First, I tried it as thermal paste for my CPU. The VAST MAJORITY of applications I just do not see this working. It doesn't fill the gap completely between the CPU and the cold plate on the cooler. The only way to get this to work is to use shorter standoffs or way over tighten until it sits flush

As you can see, there's a tiny bit coming out now. So we're going to scrape that on. Scraping it across. Make sure we get a good, even layer across it

Certainly requires experienced users, you do not want something with high conductivity touching something that is ALUMINUM or anything else besides where it should go, therefore; make sure your heat sinks are COPPER... and don't get any on you otherwise you could stain surfaces

So that kind of told me got real ones. So after that, what I did was I just I opened both of them up, compared them to the one I bought on eBay, which...