Minus Pad 8 (120x20x2mm) - Self-Adhesive Cooling Conductive Thermal Pad - Elastic and Adaptable Silicone Thermopad CPU/GPU/PS4/PS5/Xbox

Thermal grizzly, a brilliant company who know what they are doing. TL:DR This is a good product I had an old asus laptop, an N55SF to be precise, that was constantly overheating, its i7 4th gen processor clocking down to 800mhz, so i removed the cpu cooler, applied liquid metal and noticed the VRMS were cooled with thermal adhesive glue rather than pads, akthough it can be argued they are more thermally conductive it is important to note that they do not fill all the micro cracks and imperfections in cooliing plates and even the cpu/gpu die's themselves micro air gaps cause heat build up. Using Isopropyl Alcohol, some cotton buds and a lot of elbow grease I cleaned it up, applied liquid metal and then on the VRMS used these thermal Pads to replace the adhesive. Lo and behold the temps were at 82 degrees under full load while hitting 4.0ghz boost on all 4 cores.

Used them to quiet down a PS4 Pro that sounded like a passenger jet plane was trying to take off in the corner of the room. Coupled with some decent thermal paste they cured the problem instantly. Easy to peel and stick in place.

I came here after watching a youtube video on how to make my PS4 Pro run quietly. I had stripped my console right back a few times in the past to remove dust which collects in the heat sink, but the jet engine kept coming back when graphically demanding games were being played, so I figured it was time to do something about it! This product is excellent when bought together with the Thermal Grizzly compound. What you will notice when replacing the thermal pads is, the originals are tiny and not adequate. The first set you replace on the memory chips are small, so be careful to take your time getting them cut just right. The second set of pads you replace under that aluminium cover are going to be much larger than the originals, these are much easier to fit. I gave it a good test today and its silent! This product really is the muts nuts. One thing I would suggest BEFORE you fit these is to strip your console right back and clean that fan and heatsink first. Take your time and have a black marker to help you remember where the black screws go. If you already know what your doing then just buy this stuff! You cant even compare it to the original junk thats on there. You even get two strips in the pack!

DDR5 SODIMM 5400Mhz Razer Blade 15 - from 60oC to 45oC. NVMe - from 65oC to 45oC GPU Memory - from 95oC to 85oC Perfect :)

There's multiple videos and articles that will show how these thermal pads are nothing special. Other pads will do a better job when it comes to lowering temperatures/fan noise. Two examples are: Gelid Solutions GP-Ultimate and NAB Cooling NB Supermax. Although the catch is that these two pads are harder to apply. They're brittle so it's easy to break them apart and almost impossible to reuse them because of this. The Grizzly pads are far more flexible and can be reused, but their cooling performance is considerably worse. If you just want to lower temperatures or fan noise and don't care about reusability, get either of the Gelid or NAB pads instead. Both perform and feel exactly the same so just get whichever one is cheaper or available. But be very careful when handling them.

Have used this with excellent results on a ps4, several laptops and a netgear D7800 router! Every application has resulted in noticeably lower running temperatures especially on the router which was getting too hot and rebooting before swapping the thermal pads for the grizzly stuff. 3 year old PS4 also runs a lot cooler and fans kick in less.

Used to stop a ps4 sounding like a 747 taking off. Comes in 2 long strips but easy to cut into shape. Mixed with the thermal paste by the same company and a good cleaning with an air duster, It kept the ps4 quiet even when it was 34c outside. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants to sort out a ps4 that sounds like a jet.

Nice product,I hope it will help me with my PS4.After checked the inside code i found that is genuine,lately are many fake products but this one is genuine.

Ps4 pro went from jet engine to quiet as a tomb, put one on the hdmi chip too, makes all the difference.

The Thermal Grizzly Pad was quite an interesting item to use for cooling down heat intensive devices such as the Playstation 4. It does look like a long stick of gum or a Laffy Taffy after opening up the sealed package. Both flat sides of the pad were stick onto a thin plastic cover for protection of dirt and debris. The plastic cover can be quite tough to mark any measurements without using a fine marker or a wet pen. Using a fine sharp tool, it can be cut into near to exact measured pieces for your project. In this project of mine for instance, I used it to help cool down my original PS4, replacing the stock thermal pads. After testing my PS4 out for few hours with the new pads, I've noticed quite a difference in cooling that help lessen the use of the stock fan, so it doesn't sound too much like a jet engine. I would use this product again to replace other heat intensive devices in the near future.

Bought from Scorpzon trading, received freshly imported, totally geniune product, when I checked the label, found that the seller Scorpzon is the official importer for thermal grizzly products in India, came in a resealable pouch, used it for my MSI gaming Laptop to replace the factory installed thermal pads. Works as advertised, easy to stick, don't forget to remove the protective film from both side of pad before installing.

These pads are good enough to cool down a card little more than stock pads. For 3080 you have to use 2mm on front side and 3mm on back side. Generally people don't change back side. I have also only applied on front side only. The results aren't extraordinary. I have pushed my oc and reached 102. That's the max. But I've lowered down it to 99-100 now. I was trying to test the card that's why I pushed it further. The card throws huge amount of heat, and thermal pads are very expensive. This minus pad is good enough to hold at some level. But you'll have to keep it cool. You room temperature should be cool. If you have any questions regarding this, reach out to me. Check out Computer and Mining Rig's Building (customisable) on Google! You'll find me here. I assemble computer dedicatedly, being a Mining rig doesn't change much, it's only another computer for me. Talking about temp. It actually increased outer temp for 4-5 degrees after applying this pads. But improved hashrate of 10+ MH/s. You may consider this as there are number of brands to go after. Only plenty of them to reside. 1. Thermal right extreme 2. Minus pad thermal grizzly 3. Gelid extreme Don't use gelid ultimate. Don't use thermal right ultimate Use better wk pads. Use proper size pads. Apply them properly, with measurements. Have a tutorial running in front of you while working. Be gentle with the tiny connections inside. Most importantly, if you don't apply good thermal paste (mx4) properly. Or used less than required or more than required, then also you will face bad results. Try applying in x pattern with dots. It'll work. If it doesn't give results. Reapply paste by cleaning properly. Good luck! ✌🏻

Usé este thermalpad para las VRM de mi GTX 1080 8X de MSI. Había cumplido la garantía y nunca se le había realizado un mantenimiento y las temperaturas estaban ya rondando los 78ºC mientras jugaba, hacia stream y mantenía 2 monitores. Cuando abrí la gráfica a parte de sacar pelusa como para rellenar un sofá, vi que el thermalpad que venia de fabrica estaba ya negro completamente y de una textura un poco viscosa. Cuando lo cambié aproveché para cambiarle la pasta térmica ya que que la de fabrica estaba seca como solidificada y puse la pasta Arctic MX-4. Cuando inicié el ordenador la gráfica en modo reposo (2 monitores, viendo Youtube (sucedaneo) y charlando por Discord marcaba un rango de entre 33ºc - 37ºc. Pasando test de stress GPU de FurMarks no sobrepasa de los 67ºC. Un acierto de 10, de ahí mis 5 estrellas. Es fácil de manipular, cortar o instalar.