Gelid Solutions GP-Ultimate 15W- Thermal Pad 90x50x1.0mm. Excellent Heat Conduction, Ideal Gap Filler. Easy Installation

I bought this to replace the 1.0 thermal pads needed for a raspberry pi 4 in an Argon One v.2 case. They are easy to cut, the backing peels off nicely and the quality feels great as the material is dense. I put some down on an m.2. ssd in the argon case as well and it adhered nicely to the uneven surface. Would gladly buy again!

My GIGABYTE GTX 1080 WindForce 3X OC (GV-N1080WF3OC-8GD) is almost 6 years old at this point, and even though my GPU core temps never rose above 73c I was getting full system reboots after some time. I ended up repasting the card with Gelid GC-Extreme thermal paste on the core, but this didn't completely fix the issue and didn't drop by temps from a whole lot of Corsair TM50 Paste from around two years ago. A quick investigation of the card while playing God Of War revealed that my VRMs on the GPU were getting VERY hot. I ended up taking the card apart, and found out that my GPU has 4 different thicknesses of pads, 0.5mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, and 3.0mm. I ended up getting a pack of each, and replaced all pads across the die side and backplate. Only difference from before and after besides the pads and paste was that I covered individual memory chips rather than a strip of three or two to save the material as these pads are a bit expensive. These absolutely made a night and day difference. My Idle temps dropped from 50c to 31c on the GPU core, and fully loaded it's hitting a max of 62c. My card isn't overclocked, by man. Pros: Idle temps dropped from 50c to 31c. Load temps dropped from 73c to 62c. If you use a sharp exacto-knife and a cutting board, the material, even in the 0.5mm size is easy to cut and handle as long as you are careful. The top layer of plastic may come off when cutting, but this didn't effect the thermal pad at all. Pros: The price. You pay a premium for these pads, especially if you need 4 packs like I did, but it was totally worth it. Especially since right now my 1080 is almost worth as much used as it was brand new thanks to current chip and GPU shortages. Because these have performed so well, I haven't deducted any stars because of the price.

Excelente producto, recomendado 100%

Enough to repad a 3070, so for the money you spend the value is there. It worked perfectly to revive a 3070 with severe overheating issues. When I had the card, it always sounded like an airplane prop and would occasionally throttle. I repasted it, the issue got worse, and so I decided it was time to clean up the pads as well. They were destroyed, and after doing the job the card is silent. I never knew the 3070 had an idle fan setting -- go figure! I happily sold it after a long stress test where it performed better than it ever did for me. The size of the thermal pads is great, I had some leftover to do my laptop as well. I'm happy with the value for money, and would recommend this material for any electronics repair.

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The Gelid Solutions GP-Ultimate 15W- Thermal Pad 90x50x2.0mm is a highly rated pad that's known to be more supple than most thermal pads. I had an EVGA 3060 GPU that I needed to replace the memory/VRM thermal pads on so I ordered this Gelid pad. A sharp pair of scissors is helpful to cut this down to size and not tear the material. The packaging details a performance test on the temperature when a 1mm pad is compressed to 0.6mm between the CPU and a CPU cooler (which is very atypical) but that is helpful for understanding how "squishy" the pad can be vs other thermal pads you might encounter. Price being relatively high and confusing, non-reclosable packaging is why I rate this at 4 stars. The package appears that you can tear out a perforated slot and slide the thermal pad out, but this 50mm wide pad is too wide for the opening and you actually need to tear through the sides a bit.

This is not your regular impregnated foam. This stuff is heavy. You can also tell by the temperature in your hand that it's not your everyday thermal foam substrate. It has the highest thermalIt has the highest thermal transfer of of anything I can find at this writing. I have to admit one side of the peel off came loose when trying to cut the pieces but based on the diamond pattern I suppose this makes sense. It was easy to apply, easy to measure, and stays put even if you have to flip your surface over. Time will tell about heat transfer, and how long it will last. But it definitely does not feel like plastic. Impressive indeed. It took me three failed purchases to get here. I should have learned my lesson before. It's worth it.

I replaced the pads on my Zotac Trinity OC RTX 3090 as well as the thermal paste due to really high temperatures. I purchased 2.0mm for the die side. These pads worked out great. I also purchased 3.0mm pads from NAB Cooling for the backplate. (Pretty sure they come from the same factory) I would however not recommend 3.0mm on the backplate side for this specific card, the original pads are only 2.0mm. 2.5mm should be better. The 3.0mm bend the plate a little more than I would like. Though this is not an issue with these pads, this is simply due to a lack of information online. See the MAX temps in the photos. The Temperatures are after running MSI Kombustor for 10 Minutes. Photo 1: Before Thermal Paste and Pad Replacement Photo 2: After Thermal Paste and Before Pad Replacement Photo 3: After Thermal Paste and Pad Replacement