Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad (100 x 100 x 1,5 mm, Minus Pad 8)

Used these on the RAM chips inside my Xbox One X to replace the cracked factory stuff. Since doing this, I have not had the Xbox randomly shut off on me so the product clearly works. The installation was very easy, I’d recommend using a razor blade to cut it. I used scissors and while it did work fine, a razor blade would have been better

Item:- Product is as expected, knocked 6C off of mainboard VRM temps, 5/5People:- It should be habit when shopping on Amazon, that you read the reviews AND look at the current seller that is selected- I did this, and realized that people were getting possible fakes from individual sellers because they just clicked 'add to cart' without lookingProduct:- I purchased mine from Titan Rig, the package looked legitimate and was sealed, but did not include the authenticity card as others have noted.- I think this package of Minus Pad 8 does not normally come with the CoA, though my smaller pack of Minus Pad 8 did.I don't think others have received fakes in this case, but you should pay attention anyway.Bonus points for supporting smaller retailers!

Still can't say enough. If your going to cheap out on your pc don't cheap out on state of the art thermal transfer devices from compounds to pads and even Graphine cooling sheets their products are by far the best. I only use Thermal Grizzly Now. Try their products for yourself. From extreme boost clocks on ancient CPU's, I7-4790 (non k) boost clocks of 12.889ghz at 52c, to cooling GPU's that Nvidia couldn't keep within scientific thermal limits, RTX 3090 full load 74c, this stuff is amazing.

I bought this to replace the stock thermal pads on my Gigabyte Z370N WIFI ITX motherboard. I cut a strip for the VRM heatsink as well as the M.2 SSD heatsink. The VRMs now take significantly longer to heat up and temps overall are reduced 5-20C depending on the CPU load. The 960 Evo SSD was throttling due to high temps (75C+) with the stock thermal pad but now stays much cooler (65C or less) and no longer throttles. This thermal pad is expensive but did exactly what I hoped for and is far better than the cheap pads Gigabyte uses on this particular motherboard. I wish I had swapped the pads out sooner!

Worked perfectly for my Xbox one x. Great results, better than factory. It is now a silent machine. Was easy to work with, I cut it with exacto knife easily. Was not real adhesive, but plenty for my application, don't think you would want it real sticky anyway. It was such a good experience, i just had to leave a review!

Hey here. Used this on a 1080 FTW2 in my system that I’ve had for a year and had quite trouble. I bought this and some NT-H2 to redo the thermal paste and now I’ve got leagues lower temperatures. Down by nearly 10 C in some cases but then again, the last time I opened my card I screwed up a few of the pads and I found that my last thermal paste application was the worst I’ve done so...A bit of a hassle since the FTW2 card has so many small and thing point for thermal pads but this should be completely worthwhile. Maybe help with value too when it comes time to flip the card. It’s good stuff and I had a little left over but couldn’t get the back of the VRMs on my card through the backplate, everything else is new pads but to be fair, that is one massive pad they put there.

Is pricey but it really helps keeping temps down. I used this on the heatsink of an xbox with great results...it really extends the lifetime and serviceability....

Used some shady low-price no-name brand that offered to arrive in an hour and had ten thousand suspiciously positive reviews by bots (or people no smarter than bots). PS4 wouldn't boot.Used this one that I had to wait 2 days for but I know for sure it's good. PS4 boots.What I learned: Use what you know is good and don't let impatience get the best of you.