Outus 30 Pieces 2.6 x 0.8 x0.1 Inch Silicone Thermal Pad Reusable CPU SSD Thermal Conductive Silicone Pad Each Thick for Gpu Heatsink CPU Chip Heat Conduction or LED Heat Conduction(Light Blue)

... at least for this specific application (auto audio amp). Was experiencing static / pops and channel drops in my 2012 Lincoln MKZ's audio system, which used a CA5T-18B849-BB amp (there seem to be ~10 of these amps with slightly different numbers but practically identical designs). Turns out that the factory thermal pads on the interior had degraded to the point that they weren't effectively dispersing the heat generated by the chips on the board. Took the amp apart, replaced the pads, put it back together, reinstalled the amp and it now works flawlessly. Edit; this 30-pack comes with 3 sets of 10 pieces, each set has a different thickness, which are 0.5mm, 1mm, and 2mm. The 0.5mm and 1mm were likely useless for my particular application (tried the 1mm at first, but it failed after a month of regular use, potentially exasperated by over-tightening on my part), so here's hoping the 2mm do the trick - working well (again) for now...

Excellent product. The seller delivered on time and offered a very good price.

This is my short review of these thermal pads, for the price you paid and you get 30 pcs is a plus, the only thing that I gave this 4 stars is the thickness they are not uniform, some are thin and others are thick not sure if they intentionally done this but overall if just using these for ordinary use this one is recommended.

You get one stack of thermal tape. So figure the picture is three stacks. There are different thickness tapes to match the spacing of your device.

It helps keeps the system components from over heating and easy to apply I will definitely purchase more

Very cheap, great quality, and I still have some for left for another use. I would definitely buy them again.

Good but not best

Got these, as 6W/mK (lower thermal conductivity), initially to do a thermal mod on a Dell XPS15 9570 laptop. The lower conductivity keeps the processor from heating up the VRMs via the case. They work great so far. I've also used them to do an XPS13 9370 as well as an RX580 graphics card, in all cases using Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut on the CPU/GPU die itself. It's nice to have the different thicknesses, and they're sized to fit an M.2 SSD without cutting. Easy to cut to suit other needs. One side has a stiffer clear backing, while the other has a more flexible translucent one, but it doesn't seem like there's a difference between the sides of the actual thermal pad. I'd recommend peeling the stiff side first before applying, then press/rub before peeling the flexible side: if you do the reverse order it seems more likely to come unstuck. Haven't done serious measurements, or long term endurance testing to see if they break down and get oily early, but they seem to do their job well. If you need moderate thermal conductivity thermal pads, I would recommend this assortment!