🔥 Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8 - Thermopad Silicone, Self-Adhesive, Thermally Conductive Pad - Efficiently Cools Computer or Console Heating Elements (120 × 20 × 1.0mm, 2 Units) Review

Only original Grizzly thermal pads and thermal grease come with a serial number card. If the goods have arrived without this card, then it is a counterfeit. It even says on the packaging that the certificate of origin is inside. This is the only way to check whether it is an original or not.

These thermal grizzlies are amazing - high performance. However, they are more expensive due to the size, so I bought this 120 x 20 x 1mm to mount in high heat areas like the VRAM on the baseboard. I've paired these grizzlies with a cheaper 1mm thick alternative with a lot more surface area to work with less sensitive areas and the backplate (blue part in the picture). The combination worked like a dream. These pads do not warp or elongate when the film is removed unlike another brand I have…

I'm sure this product will be great for thermals. That's why I bought it; My 3080 is overheating with the stock cooler and I need to replace the thermal pads. However, the images for this product are not what I received. The photos clearly show a thermal pad that is almost the size of a pocket, but is instead an inch by an inch. Your length by width measurements in the description accidentally have no units; just the pad thickness. I bought two thinking there would be enough for this product…

Actually fell in love with these guys because they are cool. The thermal pad is very easy to use and helps keep temperatures down. Just don't expect it to be a crushing difference. After all, this is a thermal pad. Cons - price for the average user (not an enthusiast). "It takes good nails to pull the plastic wrap off without risking it tearing or tearing apart. Just take your time as nail biting always proves more convenient than trimmers. Pros: Solution for pad enthusiasts, but might be too…

I always thought my PS4 pro (entry level) was loud from day one. Warranty day expired, I disassembled it to try to replace the thermal paste to lower the temperature and thus the fan noise. I totally overlooked thermal pads back then, and it's no wonder they haven't faded much. After getting fed up with the noise of a jet engine while playing demanding games, I started looking for other ways to cool it down. After checking the thickness, I decided to replace the thermal pads with something…

I don't know why nobody has mentioned this but I bought this product to use between my 8700k and a heatsink and it was a horrible idea. The spacer is big enough to cover the entire processor, but it's too thick. It was like putting a thick piece of cheese under the heatsink and it gave the expected temperature result - the processor temperature went up. Honestly, I suspect that not just this product, but all thermal pads are likely to give similar results and are a bad idea for CPU…

Thermal Grizzly pads are great for upgrading PS4 Pro. I have the 7100 model which is quieter than the 7000 PS4 Pro model but is still inefficient in terms of cooling due to the poor quality cooling system installed by Sony in the PS4 Pro console. I replaced poor quality memory thermal pads. ram, but also replaced the pads with vram (some people forget this). The old thermal paste has already dried up due to poor quality. I used my trusted Artic MX4 thermal compound for its durability and…

I bought two other sizes of Thermal Grizzly Pads and they worked as expected. But those 2.0mm are terrible. I can't even get the plastic off without it sticking and falling apart. I really hope this one was just old and dried out. In the Onyx PC must check for their presence and remove old packages.