Thermal Grizzly - PhaseSheet PTM (50x40mm)- High Performance Thermal pad with Phase Change Material | Durable, not electrically Conductive | for CPU, GPU & Electronics Cooling

Incredibly difficult application, following all instructions including putting in freezer did not help, thermal pad was stuck to the plastic and was ruined by the time I got it out, stick with paste, this is not worth the hassle, I can get a regular paste application done in under a minute, but this took me an hour and still failed horribly.

Great stuff, it works quite well. A little tough to peel off the protective sheets thou. The trick I found was to peel off the harder to remove side first mostly to loosen it. Then peel the other side a bit at the opposite corner to loosen it and then you should be able to apply it without issues. I tested it against Arctic Silver 3 which is ancient and it was a lot better.

Decided to try this instead of Honeywell one because that one is difficult to find. In terms of application and ease of use it's pretty much the same as Honeywell. And I suppose performance wise as well because it's been quite some time since I applied it and my gaming laptop has not thermal throttled or even needed to ramp up fans a lot. Overall it's quieter, colder and stutter free. I highly recommend to ditch normal compounds and get this instead. Follow instructions carefully and remember to clean every part of your heatsink and cooling system properly because using this.

It's quite expensive for the size you get. Put it in the fridge before trying to cut it into shape and then it'll be easy to cut into shape. It's not that easy to apply if you're cutting a custom size. It works very well, my temps went down by 10 degrees compared to high performance thermal paste. The size is as advertised.

Excellent getting 30c to 70c on hotspot watting for inbeding on a rx9060tx gpu 30c to 45c have got a few heat sinks an the back plate thou.

Excellent cooling. CPU maintained at 38C at idle versus 46C with cryosheet which found has uneven clamping when replacing to phaseshift.