XPC High Performance 20W/mK Thermal Pad T20 Series, 100 x 100mm, White, 0.5mm to 3.5mm Thickness, Non-Conductive for GPU, Electronics, Computer Parts (2.50mm)

Huge benefit in throttling and heat dissipation. I would advise being dumb and using this type of material on anything other than IC chip and mosfets. I REPEAT - DONT BE DUMB AND USE THESE ON THE GPU OR CPU.

I used it to upgrade the memory pads on my RTX 3090. So much better than the factory pads. At least 5C temp improvement just from this.

Great thermal pads for the price

soft easy to cut squishy not much bounce back so probably a one time use pad but my temps are better than the stock pads on my xfx 6800xt merc 319 gpu overclocked with the adrelalin software from amd and more power tools

There aren't all that many really thick thermal pads available, so I really wanted this one to work.Unfortunately, the pad I received is no good. Similarly to what other buyers have reported in the past, this product has dried out, which makes it feel in your fingers like a stale chalk -- and you don't want your fresh-out-of-the-package thermal pad to be "crumbly".

This thermal pad offers low thermal resistance and high conductivity, though the claimed 20W/mK seems exaggerated, as even top-tier thermal pastes rarely exceed 17W/mK. Less brittle than some high-end pads, it’s easier to handle but not as reusable as rubbery silicone pads, holding a putty-like shape that can be reformed if needed. Available in precise 0.25mm increments, it’s ideal for specific applications. The value is decent but not outstanding, especially if the conductivity claims are inflated. I successfully refurbished a nightmarishly picky video card with these pads, so they definitely work fine. Complaints from other reviewers about poor performance likely stem from incorrect thickness choices, causing issues like inadequate GPU-heatsink contact. Make sure you use the right pad thickness and you shouldn't have issues.

I moved my EVGA 3080ti FTW3 into a Hyte Y60 case. Despite fitting the parameters listed on Hyte's website, my temps were throttling at EVGA's default temp of 83°C while playing Dying Light 2 on max settings. I put new paste and replaced all the pads with these pads. Temps went down to 78-80°C which is fine for a hot card like this one. Great value.

I purchased to use on an M.2 drive, because it’s practically the only one available in this particular thickness. But came in super handy, I replace the pads on an additional two Raspberry Pi’s, and still have left over.