Thermal Pad 12.8 W/mK, 85x45x2.5mm, Non Conductive Heat Resistance High Temperature Resistance, Silicone Thermal Pads for Laptop Heatsink/GPU/CPU/LED Cooler (2.5mm)

I used these to improve the cooling of the memory chips on my Gigabyte Eagle RTX 3080 GPU when mining Ethereum and it worked perfectly. I only needed 1 pack of 85x45x2mm for the memory chips alone and it's just about enough if you don't waste any. I didn't bother with the rear of the card or the power components. Note that if you do this modification you will need thermal paste for the GPU die itself (I used Arctic Silver 5).I saw a drop in memory temperature from 108deg C with full fan speed when mining Ethereum down to 86deg C on auto fan speed, and this is when overclocking the memory by 1300mhz too, so a significant difference.My hash rate went from 70-75MH/s up to 95-100MH/s in this configuration.

I have a Gigabyte 3090 OC gaming card, and whilst I'm not gaming I do a bit of BC mining.Someone mentioned the memory junction temperatures so i decided to get a look with hwinfo and yes it was at 106 degrees!Apparently, the cards can operate at this temp, but i wasn't happy leaving a card running at night like that.Watching a youtube video, it seemed pretty easy to replace the thermal pads so I gave it a try. Using the 2mm pads for the memory, the temperature now hovers around the 90 degrees mark- much better!All in, a good replacement for the pads (which were sweaty and nearly crumbling- poor show gigabyte)Definitely worth doing.

This thermal pads are so dope, they have some adhesion, but main thing need to know, its not like silicon, the material more like pressed dry thermal paste, have some flexy, easy to cut one you get how to use its easy.About noise level... before I got stock pads and fans on gpu was 80-100%Now after repad just abit over 50% sometimesHighly recommend this product and watch carefully sizes to match because with wrong sizes you can break or thermalthroottleEdit:Ordered couple more times, because have upgraded GPU, the thermalpads are worth to swap and my new 3090fe now blast more performance with low temp.

My PS4 Pro fan was running very loud whilst playing God of War, did some research online and it can be because or dust clogging the fan/heat sink or dried/poor quality thermal paste. I bought these thermal pads along with the same brand/spec thermal paste and the fan noise has greatly reduced. My heat sink wasn't clogged at all, I guess it was just the thermal paste/pads that needed replacing. Something to note, the stock pads are 1mm thick, these pads are 0.5mm thick but you can just stack them to reach the 1mm thickness. This pad size was perfect to replace all the thermal pads with a little left over, it's easy to cut with a texture kind of like American cheese, so can tear easily but with a bit of care they are easy to place.

stupid expensive. paid £16 and have about £7-8 worth left over after replacing the thermal pads on my PS4. i got the 85x45x2mm pad. these pads are ~12% the cost of what i paid for my PS4 lol. anyway, they seem really good quality pads so there is that. i reckon if you dropped £700-1400 on a GPU then you wouldn't mind spending the money on these but seems a bit over kill for a PS4. if i hear the fans spin up on my PS4 ever again i'm gonna be mad. i expect this console to run super quiet and cool from now on!

Used these (3mm) to try and resolve temperature problems with the MSI 3080 Ventus 3x VRAM. I was getting 100°C when mining on it, after the change I was getting 78°! About as good as you can hopefor without water-cooling I think. These are less compressible than the stock ones, so you might want to try 2mm as the temps on my die are hotter now which points towards less good contact with the heatsink, but it's also my first time taking a GPU appart so could easily be user error reapplying the thermal paste to the die.10/10 would use again for a 3080 VRAM fix

My RTX 3080 Gigabyte Gaming OC went from under 80MH/S to 101 MH/S with fans at 60% and 58°C. I'm now able to OC VRAM as high as 10702 MHz which is amazing. Mind you apparently you will lose your cards warranty if you do it (according to gigabyte support) which is a bit crap considering they did a bad design in the first place as other manufacturers don't seem to have VRAM temps issue as bad as Gigabyte. But once you apply these pads you'll feel like just received better card. I never used othe thermal pad brand but these seem to be better specced than Thermal Grizzly, if I'm not mistaken

I was looking for some new thermal pads to bring down memory temperatures on a Palit RTX 3090, and after trying both the 1mm and 1.5mm pads the memory temperatures were actually worse than original - +6C higher.Checking, pads made good contact - but I noted the material is much firmer than the original pad material fitted, so was not 'squashing' as required and so would not recommend for GPU use. Would recommend Gelid pads as an alternative - these did reduce memory temps by 2-4C from where the standard card was.