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

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.

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.

Update Dec 26, 2023. Still going strong even with OC CPU and GPU!My laptop: MSI GF65 Thin 10 SER Intel core i7 CPU @ 2.5GHz, Win 11.Products used: Gelid 1.0mm & 1.5mm, Kyronaut extreme 2G.Thermal issues began throttling (slowing) the laptop. I previously had to use it on "Extreme" performance mode without overclocking, and Turbo boost cooler. I was still running at 95 degrees C. On "balanced" mode it would reach 95+ and throttle. Previously used an off-brand paste and had to replace it again but used Kyronaut Extreme, and thermal pads with the Gelid 1.0mm and 1.5mm and the problem was solved. I tried to overheat it overclocking on a game, several desktops and browsers open, and an additional monitor connected. Nothing. On Balanced mode, I reached 78 with everything open. Overclocking I reached 67. For work, I generally will have 2 additional displays with around 20-30 web tabs open on multiple virtual desktops and run a few different programs. If you're doing general maintenance or having overheating issues, rest assured these work.

Good thermal pad but it’s small

Awesome authentic Gelid Solutions product exactly as advertised it passed the verification check on the Gelid Solutions website people like to fake this brand .It even arrived earlier than expected I will buy again from this seller in the future I'm extremely satisfied.

than the other brands.The EVGA RTX 3080 XC3 Black was constantly throttling every time in the afternoon when ambient temperature goes up while the other 2 3080s were still doing just fine. So I decided to change the thermal on it and bought the Gelid, for it has high 15W.Had done similar re-pad several times, so it took less than 30 minutes, and most of them are to clean up the old junk. Had it plug back in the rig and start, the memory junction temp. had never gone over 90C with GPU temp less then 70C running the whole day, so I would say Gelid is working. But since I didn't try any other brand, I can't tell you how well it works. Still I am happy for its performance, and bought some more for spare. Hope it will last a year or more before needing re-pad.

It blows my mind how much better this stuff is compared to what comes stock on gpus. I’m getting 15~20 degree drops on memory junction measurements on full load in games and stress testing. Benchmarks run up to 10% higher scores without any change in settings or overclocks from what I’m guessing is the lack of internal throttling. I’m starting to suspect some aibs bought insulation pads by mistake and went with it anyway. The only thing to be careful with is the 0.5mm version of this is really hard to handle. The stiffer side of the protective layer sticks to the pad a bit too much and makes it tricky to get it off without tearing the pad and damaging the goods. I ended having to use an exacto blade to carefully slice along the strip then carefully apply it to my copper shims like some kind of nervous gorilla surgeon. That said, it was worth it!

Even if used for VRAMS you should just look for better pads, it's really not worth it.