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

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.

Very nice product. I was astonished how cold it was when I took it out of packaging. Very easy to install due to its adhesive surface. Worked perfectly.

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!

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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.

Works well, seemed to help keep noise/temps down on the ps4. One packet has done 3 ps4s so far (2 pro, 1 base) with some left over (unknown if it can do a 4th).Only issue I have is the harder plastic side is difficult to get off the pad when applying it without accidentally destroying the pad - most likely a skill issue on my part in applying it.

Bought this to add some extra cooling to my Dell XPS 15. Added to my ram chips, WiFi card, vrm chip + others. Easy to work with and high quality. Combining this with repasting the CPU+GPU, and undervolting the CPU the laptop now runs much cooler (at least -10°c) feels faster and the fans kick in less which appears to have also increased battery life. Very happy

Thermal grizzly, a brilliant company who know what they are doing. TL:DR This is a good productI 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.

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Thermal grizzly thermal pads have been my go-to for a very long time now. While I don't care for their paste, I find that their thermal pads are very high quality and they transfer heat very well. I like to use these pads specifically for applying heatsinks to my SSDs. I know that once they get on there that they will get the job done. I have used many of these over the years and I have yet to come across the need to have to replace them. They are about a 8/10 on performance, there are better pads out there but they are very expensive. With these you get what you pay for and it's a good mix or price, performance, and thickness rebound. You can't go wrong.

This is a slightly thinner version of the 1mm pad that I normally use. I like to use these pads on older gaming consoles because they are a very good replacement for the pink bubble gum slush that they used to use back in that era. They are great for use on your WII, Original Xbox, and PlayStation 2. They are easy to install depending on your application needs and they do an amazing job cooling most low wattage chipsets. They are pretty good value for the money and if something goes wrong they don't have issues with being peeled off and reapplied. They are good for consoles, sticks of ram, most GPUs. If you can think of it then there's probably an application for it. Just trim to fit and go.

TL;DR: dropped NVMe temps by ~14C.I have a 2019 Razer Blade 15 Advanced and the NVMe SSD temps were getting a bit high, so I decided to buy some Thermal Pads.Heat dissipation and thermal performance were significantly improved after applying the Minus 8 (120 x 20 x 2mm) pad to the NVMe SSD.Stock NVMe temps:Idle: 58-64Cload: 67-77CNVMe temps w/ Minus 8 pad:Idle: 46-49Cload: 52-63CWorth noting is the Razer Blade 15 already had thermal pads installed on the underside of the back panel. I didn't remove them. I just added the Minus 8 pad to the stack by applying the pad directly to the NVMe SSD. I didn't remove the sticker on the SSD, either.I'm more than satisfied with this purchase. I'd highly recommend everyone add these pads to their laptop NVMe SSDs, at least.I'd buy them for the GPU, but my temps are always around ~76C, so they're not needed.If you have excessively high temps, the Minus 8 pads will definitely bring them down. Just make sure you get them thick enough so they will make contact with the back panel of the laptop chassis.

I was doing a deshroud mod on a gigabyte 6700xt "screaming" eagle that was putting out like 65db at load. Swapping the crummy tiny fans for some Noctua PF-14s these pads and CM cryofuze. I am seeing ridiculously lower temps of 26-27c. The fans don't even turn on until games have been running for 5 minute or so (of course when they do, they are near silent).Thanks Thermal Grizzly.