Thermal GrizzlyTG Putty Advance - 30 Gram - Electrically Non-Conductive Thermal Putty for GPU Modding and Thermal Pad Replacement

I recently replaced the thermal pads on my GPU with Thermal Grizzly TG Putty (Basic), and I couldn’t be happier. It supports heights between 0.2 mm to 3 mm, so no more guesswork—just scoop, apply, and smooth. It comes with handy spatulas and plenty of material in the tub.🔧 What I Love:Non-conductive & versatile — safe to apply on VRAM and VRM chips without worrying about shorts.Fills irregular gaps seamlessly, unlike thermal pads that can tear, compress unevenly, or age poorly.Noticeable thermal improvement — VRAM temperatures dropped significantly after switching to putty.⚠️ A Few Caveats:Application takes patience — getting a clean, even layer isn’t hard, but does take care.Heatsink pressure matters — make sure there’s enough mounting pressure, or temps can rise instead of drop.💰 Worth the Price?Yes. The Basic version is a solid value for most use cases. There are higher-end versions (Advance and Pro) with slightly better thermal performance, but for the price, Basic delivers excellent results.📌 Final Verdict:If you’re confident working inside your GPU or laptop and want an upgrade over thermal pads, TG Putty is a fantastic choice. Just take your time applying and make sure the heatsink is properly secured.

I used this to replace the thermal putty inside a base PS5. Being almost 5 years old, the thermal putty inside (which looks like blu tac) had gone quite dry, crispy and flaky (see pic). I bought this because I planned on fully disassembling the console and thought it might be worth replacing said putty at the same time.I used the 'basic' version which is more than enough for the PS5. The tub it comes in was surprisingly small, but you don't need huge amounts. The benefit of using putty instead of pads is that you don't need to get the exact thickness. You can just make little blobs and when the components are rejoined, the putty will just squish to a suitable thickness. It's quite time consuming to apply, it's like a play dough consistency but not quite as sticky. You're not supposed to handle it with your hands because it impacts the effectiveness of the putty. I couldn't help it sometimes though.

This stuff was REALLY expensive and REALLY bloody hard to use... BUT it has solved my Xbox overheating issues, so I'm not complaining. Just be aware that for any fiddly jobs, it's just incredibly hard to manoeuvre it to where you want it because it sticks to everything but the board, and then falls apart in your gloves and even sticks to the spreaders. However, if you can overcome all the stress, it certainly did the job.

Great for replacing normal thermal pads and it is easy to spread on the components that need it.More efficient than thermal pads, the thickness of it is perfect.