PTM7950 80x80x0.2mm Phase Change GPU Thermal Pad, YEZriler 8.5W/mK High Conductive CPU Silicone Grease Thermal Paste for Game Machine CPU GPU SSD Laptop

Extremely impressed by this! Dropped temps by over 7 degrees on my Lenovo Legion Slim 7 laptop.

I used this set on my MSI laptop to reapply thermal paste to the CPU and GPU. It worked exactly as I needed it to. It was easy to use and worth the price. My gaming laptop is now back up and running at normal temperatures without any issues.

Only used in a hardware nodded switch so far. Keeps that thing cool even overclocked, easy install. Time will tell on longevity, but zero complaints for these two months so far, and plenty left. Great price at the time of purchase and easy to cut and work with.

This is a nice kit. I used it on a 12900K and the temperature dropped 4c.

To thin to peal off. Kept tearing so I threw the junk in the garbage.

I have a reference 6900xt, they have a thermal interface pad that's supposed to never go bad but it's not the best at keeping temperatures in check, it's always had a 30-35 degree delta between the hotspot and core and you could max out it's temperature during heavy testing and it would have to throttle. After applying this the hotspot never gets more than a 28 degree difference under heavy load, not a huge improvement there but it is better. The big improvement is in the overall temps, it lowered operating temps by 10 degrees at least and you can easily tell because the fans don't ramp up as high as they used to and it doesn't hit the point where it throttles under heavy testing now.I don't know if this stuff is the real deal or not but it absolutely works. You have to be patient when working with it, it tears easily and sticks when it touches a surface, make sure you place it exactly on the first try. You can cool it off in the fridge but that effect doesn't last long. If you see some air bubbles after applying they'll probably work their way out, or you can take the pointy edge of a razor blade and just barely stab the middle of the bubble, then very lightly tap around the edges of the bubble and it will flatten out nicely. Just take your time with this stuff and you'll get good results and not have to worry about repasting again.Edit: After about 2 weeks of temperature cycles it performs even better, I never hear the fan from the gpu now, I limit it's fps but it was definitely noticeable before where now the fan doesn't need to ramp up in speed to keep the gpu cool.

I got this to try in my Steam Deck. After applying the PTM7950 the thermals dropped 7-8C and there was a huge reduction in fan speed.I will say this stuff is not easy to work with. Before cutting and applying the pad I recommend putting it in the freezer for 10-15 minutes. I had it rip on me really easily when at room temperature.I found the tools that this comes with to be pretty much useless. I the only thing I used was the alcohol wipe. The stickers are to help peel away the backing on the pad. I just used the tip of my x-acto knife I used to cut the pad. The screwdriver and finger cots I get but I'm baffled as to why a paintbrush and spatula are included.I don't know if this is authentic Honeywell PTM7950 but it does the job well for the Steam Deck.