Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8-120x20x2.0mm Thermal Interface Pad, Electrically Non-Conductive, High Thermal Conductivity & Compressibility for SSDs, GPUs & Electronics

Great stuff overall. Very easy to cut to size and apply. Saw substantial temperature improvement when applied on a 3060 12GB used in a local AI application. In addition to overall thermal performance, acoustic levels dropped substantially due to lower temperatures.Overall a great upgrade for the price and appears to be something that will make a lasting improvement.

TL;DR: dropped NVMe temps by ~14C.I have a 2019 Razer Blade 15 Advanced and the NVMe SSD temps were getting a bit high, so I decided to buy some Thermal Pads.Heat dissipation and thermal performance were significantly improved after applying the Minus 8 (120 x 20 x 2mm) pad to the NVMe SSD.Stock NVMe temps:Idle: 58-64Cload: 67-77CNVMe temps w/ Minus 8 pad:Idle: 46-49Cload: 52-63CWorth noting is the Razer Blade 15 already had thermal pads installed on the underside of the back panel. I didn't remove them. I just added the Minus 8 pad to the stack by applying the pad directly to the NVMe SSD. I didn't remove the sticker on the SSD, either.I'm more than satisfied with this purchase. I'd highly recommend everyone add these pads to their laptop NVMe SSDs, at least.I'd buy them for the GPU, but my temps are always around ~76C, so they're not needed.If you have excessively high temps, the Minus 8 pads will definitely bring them down. Just make sure you get them thick enough so they will make contact with the back panel of the laptop chassis.

There weren't any new games that I was enjoying on my RTX 3080 Vision, so I thought I'd play with mining Crypto. My GPU on a HOT summer day on the second floor, where it's not as cool as the first was struggling. Very quickly my GPU was hitting 108 celcius at 83 Mega Hashes. A couple times it hit 110C.I put these pads on to replace all of the manufacturer ones first. Then I put pads on the back of the memory chips. The backplate is aluminum but it doesn't make contact with the back of the GPU. It actually traps the hot air coming off the back of the modules. and that's the biggest issue. These touch the back of the modules and the back of the backplate. They turn the backplate into a heatsink which is dissipated by the case fans. My temps went down to 90 Celsius and I gained 13 Mega hashes!Super worth it. I'll be doing this on all future cards whether I mine on them or not.

Used this on the south ridge chip and mosfets (ram chips were still good) matched with some Noctua nth1 my one x is SILENT. I’ve ran it nonstop for 48 hours (gaming, movies, lazy weekend things) and not ONCE has it stuttered, got loud, ANYTHING. The only heat there was when I’m the back (where it should be because hot air escapes there)

I bought this from onyx pc and the certificate in the package checked out genuine so that's good. The package itself was in one piece and it shipped pretty quick. The product itself seems pretty good quality, I used it on my Xbox one x. Only complaint I have is that there isn't enough for how much you pay, there also wasn't enough of the pad to get every chip on the Xbox one x. Temporarily i am using the bits and pieces that I had to cut off on the chips that weren't covered. I also I am not sure which why the pad is supposed to go there's a dotted sided and a smooth side.

Installed and immediately noticed a 20C drop.

I bought these thermal pads to replace some thermal pads on my laptop, which had become dirty/damaged after disassembly of the laptop several times. The Grizzly pads were very easy to cut to the measured sizes and just the right thickness to fill the gap that my old pads did. The effectiveness is also better than stock, with idle temps now around 5C lower and load temps about 3C lower. They're a little pricey for the amount that you get, but in this situation, you're paying for the best. I'll definitely choose Grizzly again for my future thermal pad needs.

Installed an extra nvme in my laptop with one of these on it. Was easy to cut to size and stuck right on. I'm not super sure it was necessary or that it's making a huge difference, but I feel better having it than not.