Thermal Grizzly TG Putty Pro - 30 Gram - High-Performance Electrically Non-Conductive Thermal Putty for GPU and PCB Applications

I wish i took pictures of what my gigabyte rtx 4070ti gaming oc looked like with all the putty on but i was eager to just close up It up and get it back into my pc. 1.) i will say that this putty is pretty difficult to work with, i recommend following the methods seen on YouTube from a creator called “snarksdomain” he’s absolutely fantastic in explaining what he’s doing and his methods are easy to replicate so i highly recommend yall watching his putty application videos. Now back to the difficulty of this putty, it’s pretty difficult for it to stick onto the subject area but i believe you have to do make sure the area has some of that smoky debris for it to stick. 2.) if i had to talk about the value for money of this product, i do wish that maybe they gave a little more with the price they charge. It is what it is because this is some pretty great stuff but you’ll be underwhelmed with how much you get as it’ll be enough for only one GPU application. 3.) as for the temperatures the hotspots are down at least 10 degrees Celsius and the averages are down just as much. It’s quite possible i should’ve applied more putty to certain areas but the temperatures are lower than the stock pads that it came with. I recommend this product and i will also say their phase change material pad is also ideal for the GPU die fyi.

I purchased the Thermal Grizzly Putty Advance 30g as a replacement for the thermal pads on a MSI Armor 2070 Super due to an increased thermal hotspot temperature. There was a noticeable improvement in thermal hotspot temperature by more than 20% in some instances. I also used Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste for the GPU die and CPU with good results as well. My biggest complaint is that the putty is a pain to apply if you're looking to spread it. The spreaders that come with the putty are not very helpful as the putty just sticks to them. I found that it was best to use the provided gloves to distribute the putty even though it will require multiple attempts due to the stickiness, but eventually it will hold nicely to components. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you purchase a large syringe to push the putty through when applying it to the VRAM and other components (I did this). The 30g container was more than enough and I had approximately 50% or so left over. If I can give the Thermal Grizzly Putty Advance 4.5 stars due to the annoyance of its application, I would; however, I cannot argue with the thermal results which is what truly matters.

Incredible stuff. Used to average 72°C under load. Now I'm down to a peak of 58°C on my RTX 4090.

Overall a great product. Take this with a grain of salt as the last time I looked was quite awhile ago but I believe it's helped lower VRM temps on my GPU about 10-12 deg when under load. All in all, while pricey for the amount you get(hence the one star deduction), it could be worth it. Notes: - You may have to use generous amounts depending on your situation, so I'd recommend to buy at least 2 vials unless you have a store nearby that also sells this. I almost ran out; better to have another vial available and ready rather then run out and have to wait to get more. Hopefully you'll only need one and can return the second one. - Sticking it in the fridge does help with usability; that said it's not terrible when it's room temp. The one thing I would say though is that it makes it a bit more difficult to get exactly the right amount. It'd be way easier to get the exact amount to spread across the component you want to use it on, the question would then be, given how little you get with each vial, is whether or not the amount too much or too little in terms of being able to make contact with your waterblock/air cooler while still covering the components. - Use at least 2 of the spatulas; one to scoop, one to spread. For me it was a lot easier to spread with a clean(er) spatula than a dirty one. - cleanup seems do-able with the isopropyl alcohol, but will may be a bit tougher to clean up in between components depending on it's state and/or how it was applied.

Did a repaste on G14 and it works well

A good basic putty help keeping good temp balance between GPU and VRAM of laptops. Top performance putty may not be suitable for laptops, because that transfers too much heat from VRAM/VRM to laptop heatsink and limits the heat dissipation from GPU/CPU. For desktop component, you may find a better version.

Thermal grizzly putty works great, but only use it in applications where putty is required. Do not substitute this for thermal past, it will not work.

It was hard to work with a bit. A bit too soft but It works. My gou had dry putty and literally no paste .