ARCTIC TP-2 (APT2560): Warmtegeleidingsmat, Economic Thermal Pad, 145 x 145 x 1,5 mm (1 Stuk) - Uitstekende warmtegeleiding, lage hardheid, ideale opvulling van spleten - Blauw

Bought these since I use Arctic MX4 and Arctic fans all the time but there are far better pads on the market. As a replacement for destroyed pads this might be fine. You can get a lot cheaper pads for that price with similar heat transfer. As an improvement to stock thermal pads I would not advise to buy these pads.Hardly any heat transfer comes from these pads. I tried different sizes because I thought I used wrong measuremeants and maybe there was an air gap between the heat source and the heatsink. Did not work - I saw no change in temperature. Then I tried some Gelid thermal pads I bought on Amazon as well and I saw a 10-12% decrease in temperature.Tested it in another application as well where I used the 0.5mm pads and compared them to Arctic MX4 and here also, Arctic MX4 provided 10% better performance (using a thick layer of MX4). This was only done to add an extra test before leaving a negative review.

En mi caso , todo bien . Aparentemente es de buena calidad y el mío si pega bien en superficie plana( lo compré para reparar una EVGA 1070 Tí) las temperaturas diría q son iguales, para mí con que no rezuma aceite me va bien, el tiempo me lo dirá.Lo recomiendo.

Replaced the thermal pads on an Asus Strix 1080 Ti, VRM temperature sensor got to 92°C under load before and now tops out at 76°C. Definitely a good improvement! Highly recommended.

I used this to further mod my (somehow still alive and perfect) last-generation "openable unibody" 17" Macbook Pro. For cooling. Because everyone knows that Radeon chip is going to DIE if it runs too hot for too long, and then you have a *fried* Macbook Pro.I recently respread Arctic MX under the heat sinks, which went great, and dropped my temps by 20 degrees Celsius.I used this stuff (carefully trimming and in some cases stacking it) to place the heat pipe grille fins in touch with the top and bottom of the unibody case. The result? A warmer case exterior, top and bottom—and another 10 degree Celsius drop. YES!This stuff really works.More on what sort of material it is, because this matters if you're modding stuff up:1) It IS NOT self-adhesive. It has MILD adhesion of the kind that those kids' "sticky stretch gel hands" have, but it's not truly adhesive in any sense of the word. Sticks, but just barely, and leaves no residue. Cannot be used, for example, to glue a heatsink to a chip package. Must be held in place.2) It IS somewhat squishy. Yes, there do appear to be microbubbles or some kind of compressability here. It will squish. It will also slowly return to form when pressure is removed. But it is not "hard" silicone or rubberized silicone of the "takes an awful lot of force" to squish kind. Squishes more like memory foam.3) It gathers dust. BADLY. And I suspect that that will deeply interfere with cooling. And with sticking (which is useful to allow you to place things in place to hold this in place, even if it's not useful for permanent self-adhesion). So be sure to carefully clean off your equipment before laying this stuff against it, or you'll have to toss out any pieces that get dusty.My biggest concern about this stuff was that it just wouldn't conduct heat all that well—but it does. Win.

Très facile à travailler au cutter, solide, assez malléable. Prévoir des vis de portable un peu plus longues si vous adoptez le 1,5 mm plutôt que le 1 mm . Pas de changement négatif de température par rapport au pad de 1 mm d'origine sur un MSI GT Titan. Le prix élevé en vaut la chandelle.

Performing well I used it to replace my old stock vrm pad in MSI 970 motherboard now it doing its job awesome and quit