Review on 💻 AVNTKER 12 W/mK Thermal Pad, 3-Pack 100x100mm Thermal Silicone Pad, 2.5mm/1.5mm/0.5mm Thickness, Non Conductive Heatsink Cooling Pad for Laptop CPU, GPU, SSD, M2, IC, 3D Printer, Raspberry Pi by James Prizgint

They have square corners, not round ones like in the promotional image. So if you want rounded corners, you need to do it yourself, they are easy to cut, just take your time as long as the advertising information is 12W/mK. There is nothing on and in the packaging to confuse a person by stating their actual thermal output, and as for the thickness of 0.5mm, 1.5mm, 2.5mm, its softness makes it difficult to measuring them with a caliper, so I weighed each pad still sandwiched between them. of their identical transparent acetate sheets, then simultaneously solve equations for 2 variables (using 2 equations from 3 available, 3 different permutations), try to determine the contribution of the sheets and remove it to get the actual value for the pads receive. Density of the material but could not come to a consistent number, which, assuming the substance is homogeneous and the same with 3 pads of different thickness, leads to the observation that their thicknesses are not entirely accurate as they are, and there I can't think of. Since there's no practical way to test the thermal conductivity of these pads, I'll admit I'm a little less than sure that they're actually 12 W/mK, but I guess it doesn't matter. When I'm just wearing them, they're a very pretty blue.