Outus 30 Pieces 2.6 x 0.8 x0.1 Inch Silicone Thermal Pad Reusable CPU SSD Thermal Conductive Silicone Pad Each Thick for Gpu Heatsink CPU Chip Heat Conduction or LED Heat Conduction(Light Blue)

Great thermal pads ive used for the last 3 years on basically everything ive redone or own. They will get the job done for pretty much any use that requires a thermal pad. Comes with a couple different thickness make sure you use the same EXACT thickness pad as using th wrong size and lead to catostrophic failures. Great fitment and perfect size for chips and nvme SSDs. Highly durable after 3 years of use and very easy to install.

worked for my RX 6600 strong, sticky and fresh. easy to install and compatible with a lot of lengths strong ish rips easier then normal.

I ordered this having done to the same mod to my sabrent drive to drop temps a year ago(67c to 30c,The long M.2), my goal was to get a dell G5 SE idle temps down form the high 90's in fanless low power mode. Most new laptops don't use thermal pads to contact the case to vent out the heat, this is good for putting a laptop on the lap but most ppl use them at a desk/table and this mod can drop temps by pushing the heat into the laptops shell. if anyone try's this i recommend a laptop cooling pad to amp the cooling effect. Bonus info for tech minded plus sides , massive drop in temps (in C) over 50c. fans spin up less in use . gained 0.30 Ghz , now maintains a clean 3.80ghz under final fantasy 14 maxed gaming load. Downsides - You need to have a laptop with a removeable rear to make use of this as the pads must contact the metal heat spreaders. You need to open your laptop , can void warranty's . laptops tend to pump more voltage/clocks if there is more cooling, can limit the bonus cooling effect. This mod is very useful on fanless laptops/netbooks/macs - lots of how to's on the tube Edit , cleaned up a photo

This is my short review of these thermal pads, for the price you paid and you get 30 pcs is a plus, the only thing that I gave this 4 stars is the thickness they are not uniform, some are thin and others are thick not sure if they intentionally done this but overall if just using these for ordinary use this one is recommended.

Just used this on my 2015 Prius electric water pump heat exchange. I opened the replacement and it has a pre-existing thermal pad in two areas of the board. I opted to cover the entire board to make it more efficient obviously avoiding any soldered leads as not to cause a short. Should work as I imagine it to. I stacked several layers to conform to the shell mold making up for certain highs and lows for maximum heat displacement. We'll see if it works. Regardless, I'm going to look for other ways to use this Jello type thermal pad on my other R&D projects.

Good product

I bought these to replace the stock VRAM thermal pads on my 3080ti since it was hitting over 100c. I should have done more research first. These pads are only 6w/mk and apparently 10w/mk or higher is recommended for 30xx series cards. My Temps were far worse with these pads than at stock, reaching upwards of 112c before I got scared and shut it down. I'm sure these will work fine for cooling M.2 drives or other lower wattage components. I'll hang on to them just in case and ordered better ones for my GPU. I gave three stars because it says its for GPUs in the title but clearly it cannot handle modern GPUs. They also do not stick very well when installing them. On the plus side, you get 10x of 3 different sizes for only $10. Cant beat the price.

Got these, as 6W/mK (lower thermal conductivity), initially to do a thermal mod on a Dell XPS15 9570 laptop. The lower conductivity keeps the processor from heating up the VRMs via the case. They work great so far. I've also used them to do an XPS13 9370 as well as an RX580 graphics card, in all cases using Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut on the CPU/GPU die itself. It's nice to have the different thicknesses, and they're sized to fit an M.2 SSD without cutting. Easy to cut to suit other needs. One side has a stiffer clear backing, while the other has a more flexible translucent one, but it doesn't seem like there's a difference between the sides of the actual thermal pad. I'd recommend peeling the stiff side first before applying, then press/rub before peeling the flexible side: if you do the reverse order it seems more likely to come unstuck. Haven't done serious measurements, or long term endurance testing to see if they break down and get oily early, but they seem to do their job well. If you need moderate thermal conductivity thermal pads, I would recommend this assortment!

Goed

Good price ! Excellent quality !

Nutze die für die NVMe als Wärmeleitpad. Können aber auch zurecht geschnitten werden und für andere Bauteile (z.B. am PI) verwendet werden.

un produit simple mais qui fais son taff

I bought these as they were cheap and I wanted to fool around with some old hardware. Low and behold, I actually found them incredibly useful! They come in various sizes in the pack (Thickness) so you are bound to find some that work. This coupled with some new thermal paste dropped a new GPU temp by near 30C, on the core and over 30C on the memory modules (which had no thermal pads on and no contact with the heatsink before I put on thermal pads) Overall, I found them to do the job bloody well. I bought 2 different brands and both performed very well. and I tested both on the GPU and they performed similarly. This Grey model feels a bit firmer and were generally more rigid