ARCTIC TP-3: Premium Performance Thermal Pad, 100 x 100 x 1.5 mm (Stackable to 2.0 mm Without Performance Loss), 1 Piece - High Performance, Particularly Soft, Ideal Gap Filler, Bridging Gaps

I used this ARCTIC TP-3 1.0mm thermal pad on my MSI RTX 3090 Ti, and it worked exactly as advertised. After installation, I saw a noticeable temperature drop of about 3–5°C, which is impressive for such a simple upgrade. The pad is soft, easy to cut to size, and makes excellent contact without being messy like thermal paste.Another advantage is that it can be stacked up to 2.0mm without performance loss, providing flexibility for various cooling setups. I sold the card after the upgrade, but I was very happy with the performance improvements while I had it.If you’re looking to refresh the thermal pads on your GPU or other components, this is a reliable choice.

It works great. I used this to repaste my old 3070 GPU. One pack of it is sufficient to repaste an entire card (vram and power supply module). After repaste, my card achieved great temp (less than 65 c in gaming and rendering), vram is less than 80c

I use these pads between my motherboard’s VRMs and heat sinks.Easy to cut and applyHigh performance coolingReputable brandGood valueAccurate thickness

Never used the stuff before and it did require some patience and a learning curve, but I was able to use a razor to shape like 20 little squares for various GPU elements on some old EVGA GTX 260s, and they are performing very well on some stress tests. 10/10, as long as you know that the mm you chose is the one that your application requires (picking an incorrect size can cause it's own issues), 10/10 would recommend.

Sticks well and inexpensive and less messy than tube versionPlus you know it won't go down the sides and ruin other electrical components.keeps my temps down as well. Very easy install just cut to fit size needed and stick it on.very durable.

I have been working on Nintendo Wiis for a long time and there has been a debate about how to do the thermals. Some say use paste, others say use another pad, others want to go with phase change material. The truth of the matter is that it's built for pads. Thermal grizzly is nice but the pads don't stack well. You will need about 1.2mm of thickness to fill the gap. Enter this pad. These are nice and they are rather high performance for the price. They are easy to use. Just trim what you need. Peel one side off. Plant it down. Then peel the other side off. The pad will expand a bit. Then plant your heatsink down and go. Yea, it's that easy. For what the Wii is this pad is kinda overkill but it's one of the few pads on the market that you can stack up to 2mm without any issues. It transfers heat very well and it's soft enough to fill any gaps. My Wii's not working itself to death anymore and it has since developed a large silence to it. If you need a pad that's thick without a loss of performance this is the pad for you.

Worked great for repasting my old laptop. I swapped out the factory silicone pads for this and it runs much cooler now.

Bought a used laptop that needed some tlc and this did the trick dropped my temps very well and still have more to use for later 👍