ARCTIC TP-3: Premium Performance Thermal Pad, 100 x 100 x 1.0 mm (Stackable to 2.0 mm Without Performance Loss), 1 Piece - High Performance, Particularly Soft, Ideal Gap Filler, Bridging Gaps

I gotta write this about my use with the ps4 before i check on it on the inside becuase ever since the the console runs without the little tiny lags it use to have and i believe its from the resistance of heat that use to transfer on to the chips that the ps4 have and i got the 1mm when i got the product mid through install i found out that if you squesh the pad they disolve in a way that they turn into a completly smaller size very mushy so i was carful installing them so the impact when reassembled wouldnt completly destroy them they are mor high quality then the stock ps4 pads but i dont think they will last longer anywhere near but performance wise this have the worth of repalacing when same kind when done with its time

I used these pads along with kryonaut thermal paste to revive my 8 year old acer predator Helios 300. Thermals dropped by 20°~30° on both the CPU and GPU. The pads' durability has been fine over the last 6 months, so definitely worth the money.Be sure to check online for the proper thickness of your pads on each heat sink. These were good to cover about a 0.5 millimeter thickness difference for my laptop.Also make sure to check that the size of the pad is enough to cover however many pads need replacing, searching online should do the trick!

Purchased to mod three KS0 Pros for overclocking, high quality replacement thermal pad, keeps temperatures just where you need them. One pad is enough to mod two and a half KS0 Pros if cut correctly.

Used on my ASUS RTX Strix 4090 paired with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut . Works as advertised. My hotspot went from 111 C° to 83 °C on Fur mark stress test. And while playing Cyber Punk 2077 I went from 70°C-74°C to 60 °C- 64°C. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a fantastic product.

I needed some thermal pads for the VRAM of an iMac I was updating and found my supply had become a bit crusty. Yeah I could have just gone with thermal grease but frankly have found pads work better for applications with larger gaps between surfaces like VRAM chips and SSD blades Arctic has been a reliable brand for decades so clicked the thickness I needed and grabbed a sheet. Came with sturdy but not overly bulky packaging, easy to add to my supply kit. Pad itself is nicely presented with a cutting guide on one side for both horizontal and vertical lines which is a nice touch and made sizing easier as I'm used to just winging it with a sharpie and a ruler. Application was simple and performance is measurably better than the dried up 10 year old grease it replaced which isn't shocking but worth mentioning.Yes there are cheaper options but Artic has never let me down and I'm more of a "do it right the first time" sort of DIY'er so rather spend a little more on a product I know isn't going to fail me.