Iceberg Thermal DRIFTIce Thermal Pad: Enhanced Cooling Performance, 80mm x 40mm x 2.0mm Review

For the RX 5700XT, I bought two sizes of termuhi: 1 mm and 1.5 mm. Because of the card's well-known heating capabilities, switching thermal interfaces was immediately advantageous after purchase. I regrettably didn't take any photos, but I had to do a lot of research on the Internet to determine the thickness of the thermal pads on my card. While I was waiting for the delivery, I collected my thoughts and decided to perform an autopsy on the patient. If someone were to look up the RX5700XT's…

FOR Gigabyte 3080Ti One-millimeter ones go perfectly for the entire power supply harness. Two-millimeter completely cover all memory.

I bought a 3090 msi for my video card. The card was in the computer and periodically mined and the memory was very hot up to 110 degrees. After I changed the thermal pads, the temperature dropped to 92 degrees. I did not expect such an effect. A good thing. I advise those who dare to change my factory thermal pads immediately and my own thermal paste. On the chip, the temperatures dropped by 7 degrees, although it was not hot before the replacement. I used MX5 as a termuhi and everything…

An excellent option when custom thickness is required, because. This thermal pad compresses well, it is quite soft. For example, if you need a 1.35mm thick gasket (there are such video cards from Sapphire), for memory, then take 1.5mm - and everything will be fine. When installing the heatsink, the gasket compresses easily and simply, which cannot be said about some other types of thermal pads from other manufacturers, which are very dense and compress very poorly. I believe that even in the…

Perfect for servicing the MSI RTX 2080 VENTUS. After the ate, the temperature in stressful loads decreased by 7C, and the coolers stopped howling, i. E. It got colder at lower RPMs. Enough for all components on which the manufacturer uses 1mm spacers. The layout is as follows (see photo): 3 long spacers per power line 1 strip 9x1 2 strips 9x0.7 For memory around the processor 3 wide gaskets: 1 strip 6x2 2 lanes 3x2 On the rest of the components, the manufacturer uses 1.5 and 2 mm gaskets…

Buying this thermal pad for my apple time capsule a1470 3tb. This gasket worked for about six months, when I pulled the filling out of the case and decided to check it, it went nuts: it started to crumble in some places, it dried up somewhere and you remove the old termuha with lumps. Perhaps I didn’t get such a miracle, but I won’t take it a second time. I put it on network chips, processor and memory.

Heat transfer is ok, I haven't seen much gain with this setup on my GPU, will be running another brand on an identical card and will be able to compare heat transfer characteristics directly, for the price and below average expected results.

I decided to purchase these thermal pads when I noticed that my Asus Strix 3080's VRAM temperature exceeded 100°C under load, regardless of fan speed. When I received the product and opened the card, I was amazed at the amount of oil dripping from the stock thermal pads. Not sure what's wrong with them, but with the new pads I'm seeing VRAM temps (under the same load as before) below 80 degrees. I was shocked. I have never made such a simple but effective mod. TLDR: The stock pads on my Strix…

This is the ideal number of thermal pads for the XFX RX 580 8GB and the ideal thickness is 1mm. It is enough to have about 2 additional GDDR5 modules. So if you have a 10GB card that uses 512MB modules, this is the EXACT amount you need. So for the 8GB RX 580 I used 80% thermal pads and had 20% in case of failure. This thermal pad immediately lowered my memory temperature and memory artifact issues were gone. also gone. The thermal pads on my GPU were junk and OLD jigsaw pieces put together and

I can only say WOW. This caused my memory temperature to drop 20 degrees below factory and 5 degrees below the Gelid GO Extreme pads! Don't hesitate for a second. That's the real deal. The 3080 MSI Gaming Trio X used 1mm on the memory and 3mm on the back.