AI AIKENUOThermal Pad 12W/mK, 100x100x1.5mm Insulated Heat Resistant High Temperature Resistant Silicone Thermal Pads for Laptop Heatsink/CPU/GPU/SSD/IC/SMD/LED Cooler

AI AIKENUO contacted me to ask if I liked my product. I generally don't respond to mail asking for a five-star review because most of the times I don't think the items need any more reviews or explanations. But I'll add a review because I think these thermal pads are quite brilliant, and much easier to use than thermal paste in many cases.Well, this large thermal pad is... a thermal pad. It probably works to dissipate heat into a heat sink that you attach to your m.2 SSD, CPU or even RAM. I first learned about thermal pads recently when I bought an external m.2 enclosure and it included small amounts of thermal pads. Applying it made a noticeable difference, so I searched 'thermal pads' on Amazon and learned that these things can be used on CPU coolers as well. I have been using Cooler Master's RG-ICFN-200G-B1, and it does its job very well. It has worked with Cooler Master fans, Intel Stock fans, Noctua fans and other generic brand fans and it always kept my CPU under 80 degrees Celsius even when barraged with HeavyLoad software. The only thing you can't like with thermal paste is that it is sticky and leaves an ugly mark on your shiny electronics.Well, I tried this 'thermal pad' on my CPU, and it works better than I expected. It keeps my CPU to around 82~85 degrees Celsius when stress-tested, and 50~60 degrees under light load. I'm not sure if that small difference 24/7 is detrimental to your CPU or not so you might want to go the better-known way and use thermal paste if you game a lot or leave your computer on all the time, but if you don't, this is a very solid alternative to thermal paste. The only fault I can think of is that you have to cut it yourself if you buy this... but you get quite a large pad so the effort is worth it, IMO. I recommend it for people looking for clean solutions for CPU cooling, external(or internal, for that matter) m.2 SSD cooling, or actually any electronics that you need to cool.

I bought this to go along with an aluminum heatsink to put on my gaming laptop's power supply. It worked out great and has drastically improved the running temperature of my power supply! The pad was nice and thick, and felt to be made of quality silicone materials. It does not have adhesive, which I knew, but it does still stick pretty good as most quality thermal pads do. I used 2 thin zip ties to hold the heatsink tightly against the pad, and it is working out great so far. I do highly recommend this pad, especially for the price!

Used it to stick a passive radiator. The radiator in facing down and the adhesive worked very well with it. Thermal dissipation seems good as well.

This is my first time I have replaced thermal pads for a graphics card. So it's hard for me to really give a comparison. Instead, I will give you my thoughts on the product itself. I use this for a MSI 1070 graphics card. The product itself was easy to cut. The temperatures prior because of the old thermal pads on their graphics cards were about 50 c idle. After replacing it with this product it maintained around 40. When I was playing games before replacing the pads it would get up to 70. Now it's maintained around 60 2 63. After any heavy processing it goes right back down to its normal idle Temps. I'm happy with the product I would say that if you squeeze it at all it does not bounce back it does kind of crumble a little so be aware of that but as far as heat distribution it seems to work quite well.

Excellent product. I used them for my portable ssd drives.Had an old thermal pad so I used it for a template to cutthe new ones. Makes life easier.

I used these pads and some noctua thermal paste on my brand new DJI Mavic Air 2 drone. They were recommended by a DJI forum member. The drone was new but just kept overheating constantly during flight and even while doing firmware updates. I knew something was wrong with it and it turns out that it's a fairly common problem with these drones because DJI has NO heat transfer material between their cpu/ram/interal memory chips and the metal heat spreaders. So you get an uneven heat tramsfer area, or worse, the chips might not contact those metal heat spreaders at all.So I opened up the drone ajd disconnected all the camera and sensor wires, and then gently took off the metal heat spreaders and put some of these thermal pads over the cpu/ram/internally memory chips. I then snapped the metal heat spreaders in place. They had a bit of resistance, which is good because that tells me the metal heat spreaders are making good contact with these thermal pads, and the thermal pads in turn have a good collection with the chips. Between that and the thermal paste I put in between the metal heat spreads and the heatsink and fan, the drone runs nice and cool even in hot Florida sun.

I really like this stuff as far as working with it. It's easy to cut and place. It's nice and squishy and fills gaps well. It just doesn't transfer heat as well as paste. I tried using these to interface TEC1-12706 modules to aluminum water cooling blocks. TEC1-12706 is a thermoelectric cooling module that operates correctly as long as you can dissipate heat from the hot side quickly enough. If not, the power consumption and cooling performance drops quickly. I'd been using thermal paste, but hate how messy it is. So, I tried these pads instead. I wish they worked better because they're much nicer to work with than the paste. They just don't move heat fast enough though. I was not able to keep the TEC1-12706 operating spec. The paste keeps them running at spec all day long. So, unfortunately for my fingers, I'm going back to the paste.

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