AIYUNNIThermal Pad, 100x100x0.5mm Highly Efficient Thermal Conductivity 12 W/mK, Insulated Heat Resistant High Temperature Resistant Silicone Thermal Pad for IC SSD CPU GPU Heat Sink LED Cooling

I bought this to mount a heatsink on my GPU's backplate to aid with VRAM high temperatures.Pros:- Comes at a fraction of a price compared to reputable brands.- Easy to reapply without leaving a mess. I had to readjust the location of the strips a few times and never had trouble removing and reapplying them.- Brought VRAM temperatures down 10 deg Celsius, so it works.Cons:- I think it has higher hardness than Gelid Ultimate. Meaning, you will have hard time applying this thermal paste on uneven surface such as applying a single strip spanning multiple SMD components of various heights. In my case, the GPU backplate had a slight bulging and this thermal pad did not help at all to compensate with this. As a workaround, I cut the pad into separate strips, and try to carefully push against some to force them to make contact with both surfaces.Overall, it works very well with even surfaces. It's an affordable solution if you need a large quantity for even surfaces.If you plan to use this for a GPU backplate, remember that a heatsink with thermal pad is not enough. You need a fan as well to aid in cooling.

For the money, it's pretty good.Can be slightly more brittle that more expensive versions but really, it's perfect if you're gentle with it.

Used on a 3080 ventus 3x 10gb. 2mm thickness. I bought 3 by mistake and ended up with really high temps. turns out, because this pad is really firm, the thickness matters even more. So I got the 2mm, popped them on, and wham, -5c delta from stock. My pads were fine before, but I was doing a complete open, clean, painting shroud, and repaste of the card anyways. excellent value for the price. You could spend double this, and get about 7c less than these with gelid or NB, but for this price, excellent performance

Good thermo pads.

great