Review on 🔥 Thermalright Thermal Pad 12.8 W/mK - High Temperature Resistance, Non-Conductive Silicone Heat Pad for PC Laptop Heatsink/GPU/CPU/LED/PS4 Cooler by Matt Louis

I bought these to replace the very weak (3.0W/mK) thermal pads that came with several of my external NVMe cases as the Samsung 960 and 970 SSDs still got very hot. (85 versus 90+ without anything). In general, the higher the rating, the more robust and robust thermal pads are, and they're no exception, but not up to Fujipoly's 17.0 W/mK level. They work well enough. With them I was able to get the temperature down to mid 70's which is more than enough. The outer cases, which also double as heatsinks, also feel noticeably warmer under heavy use, as the new thermal pads definitely do the job. 5/5