Aairhut 4 Pack 13 W/m.K Thermal Pads, 100 x 100 mm x [0.5 mm+1 mm+1.5 mm+2 mm] Silicone Cooling Pad Non Conductive Heat Resistance Extreme Odyssey Cover with Dual Self-Adhesive Films for PC Laptop PS4

These pads work. I can't give Technical report or specs but I used this pad material in my Dell M15-r4 Alienawre laptop to completely replace all the old material and fans. The laptop works fine with lots of heat coming from fans. The material is easy enough to handle just use gently and be patient. Lots of small spots in the M15 Multiple thickness was perfect. Did not use 2mm.

I used these on a used AMD RX 6600 XT that was having heat issues. Replaced the thermal paste and used these pads on the VRAM chips. All GPU temperatures dropped several degrees and card seems to be working fine. These pads are at least as good quality as what was on the card (which I presume was there from the factory) and since you cut them to fit you can't go wrong there. Just make sure you check online to see what thickness of pads your card needs. Mine needed two different sizes for chips on opposite sides of the card. How easy they'll be to install depends on your GPU. Most aren't so bad if you aren't afraid of just taking them apart, but some can be tricky with hidden screws, etc.

My first time ever doing this on my GPU and I’ve only had my PC for a month and it did wonders for my temp. My EVGA 3080 Ultra is refurbished and was running at 79-81 degrees on the game Wuchang before I did the repaste and new pads. 80 is usually still fine for those cards since they draw so much power and Wuchang is demanding but I wanted lower temps. After watching a few vids and being careful since this is my first PC ever and I’ve never done something like this. These pads (stuck a few on the back of the board between the backplate) combined with the Artic MX-4. I saw my temps decrease to 70 degrees. I’m thoroughly happy with it. Lastly after I saw that drop I just upgrade my case yesterday to the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo XL and saw another drop to 60 degrees while gaming and as low as 28-29 at idle and while browsing the internet and running YouTube. Would definitely recommend to anyone for these pads

Bought these for a couple of NVMe SSD heat sink applications, and a RX 6750 XT re-pasting/re-thermal pad application. They work very well, and have fantastic temps. You get four thicknesses, medium softness, and enough for multiple jobs. Hard to says how well these match up against Gelid thermal pads or Arctic thermal pads. AT WORST, there might be one degree difference between them, but for the amount you get and how well they perform, these are perfect for me. In all honesty, given how the supply system works, there is a extremely high probability that these are from the exact same factory as the more expensive brands, but just minus the higher end retail packaging.

Good value assortment. 0.5mm is superb IF your heat sink is very flat, and you have good aim. Adjusting it often tears or rolls it. Be very careful removing the backing. Instead of lapping my heat sinks, I use 1mm for lower power density jobs.

Brilliant. good variety of thickness and works as good if not better than thermal paste.

I'm very impressed with these pads. I snagged them because of the good reviews, and I needed an assortment of pad thicknesses. My RTX 4090 had some high memory temps and a wicked hotspot to GPU temperature delta of 15C. I slapped a Kryosheet on the GPU die, a 6-degree delta now and the memory is running 20C cooler using these pads. The stock pads didn't look bad nor did the placement of them. So, these must be pretty good in comparison to stock pads. Highly recommend these for servicing your GPU.

This is for the gray 13W/m.K variant. Used on a "naked" Samsung 9100 Pro because I had to remove the factory heatsink for my specific motherboard. I cut them to size and placed on each chip. Keeps the temps in the mid 70's C under sustained load. These are not the traditional silicone type of pads, but more deformable, a bit like paste. You may need to reapply if removing the heatsink. IMPORTANT: I almost returned them, because I thought I received the blue 6W/m.K kind. Turns out they use blue protective film. The color of the actual thermal pads is gray.