Gelid Solutions GP-Extreme Thermal Pad 80 x 40 x 0.5 mm Excellent Heat Conduction, Ideal Gap Filler Easy Installation Thermal Conductivity 12W

4 Years later I finally did the repad and besides being WAY more expensive than I thought they would be these worked great! I followed the online guides and you can see by my user benchmark results it works so don't be scared!Note these ones to get more mushy when used and if you want to remove them from your GPU later you must heat the GPU up first or you risk difficulty and damage!

If your RTX3080 FE GPU is made before 2021 it will use the old style pad thickness. 2mm on the side with the GPU Die (Front). And on the back plate side it will use the 3mm pads.(Date is printed on backside of the cooler, mine says some day in 2020)Now if your 3080 GPU is made in 2021 and beyond, keep in mind they redisgned the GPU cooler ever so slightly that it needs 1.5mm pads on the front. And 2mm pads on the backIt makes a big difference. Don't waste money like I did and buy the right pads right away.Also the pads are not exactly 80x40 as advertised. They are 79x39! But still gets the job done. Maybe my ruler is to blame...but I doubt it.If you're buying a card from a miner and want to repad, check to see if it was already done, and if so just repaste the die and reassemble to see if that gives you a benefit. Chances are you won't need to repad again at all.Hope this helps someone struggling to find this information.

My Xbox Series X was overheating a lot. I replaced the thermal paste and the thermal pads with these thermal pads and the fan has not kicked into overdrive since.Very easy to install, great quality, and seems to work perfect.

seems to have worked for my purposes but it was really hard to cut and didnt really stick well

Works exactly as described. Thanks!

I got these 1.5mm pads to re-pad a FE 3080 Ti. Hopefully this review shows up on all pad thicknesses as I originally purchased 2mm pads based online guides and videos. I got my card March 26 2022, it seems the heatsink has changed, see another review with the same hypothesis. The core was not making much contact to the heatsink with 2mm pads, memory temps were amazing but the core was thermal throttling at the desktop. I had used a manual spread method for the paste and only the very center about a dime size had made any contact. I ordered the 1.5mm pads and now I have memory temps about 15-20c cooler and the core peaks at 70c under full load. I used 3mm pads on the back but 2mm might work as I can see a bit of bulge on the backplate, I used a 1mm pad on the NVDD on the back as it seemed the stock super thin pad wasn’t making much contact after adding the 3mm pads.I had some trouble with a couple of the pads not wanting to stick, however most held in place, it seemed to be related to the material it was on, RAM and PCB had no issues, the NVDD didn’t stick very well, it was just a minor inconvenience though.I wish these pads were a bit cheaper especially considering I wasted money and time with the 2mm pads. At least they are cheaper than fujipoly pads

Gelid the goat

Stellar product, not so stellar price. These pads are unbelievably effective, vastly more so than the pads I had previously thought to be the best I had ever seen. They have been able to firmly tame the raging inferno that is my RTX 3090's GDDR6X, and that is no small feat. On the other hand, you need two $12 sheets to repad one 3090, whereas $24 of other reasonably high quality pads will easily get you 2-3x the area coverage of these. If you need them (see, RTX 3090, RTX 3080), they're brilliant. Otherwise, likely not worth the price unless they're on sale, or you're a performance fiend.