PTM7950 Thermal Pad Phase Change Heatsink 80x80x0.25mm 8.5W/mK Conductive for Heatsink PS5 Steam Deck CPU GPU SSD Silicone Grease Thermal Pad

I used it after using liquid metal. At first I thought it is bad because the temps were very high... But the longer stressed the processor, the better the temps became... After one week, it became as good as liquidation metal with the exception of being more safer to apply....

I have problem specially my new gpu thermal paste is bad and over heat then I use this ptm to my gpu before a year and until now is doing very well ❤️‍🔥

Was not 80mm x 80mm piece. It was a used piece with rectangular pieces cut out.

omen 13900hx ve 4090a uyguladım Sıcaklıklar daha da kötü oldu Ya orijinal değil ya da tam olarak istenilen performans a ulaşmıyor

great product. does drop temps by 10degrees on gpu and cpu. always best to put it in the fridge for a couple of minutes to make it easier to cut and apply. way more efficient than thermal paste. just wish sizing was abit better

Llegó a CDMX en 3 días, se aplicó como reemplazo a la pasta térmica que viene de fábrica en la Steam Deck. Como mencionan en otros comentarios, ponerla en el congelador 5 minutos antes de aplicarla ayuda bastante.

Asus laptop that shipped with liquid metal for the CPU and thermal paste on the GPU, I saw a recent LTT video about an asus failing because the liquid metal leaked due to not enough mounting pressure, and then the PS5 issues, and then other asus users saying to let the laptop cool down before putting it in a bag/vertically. The vidoe put me over the top because it turned out the PTM7950 performed better ANYWAY. So i just decided to do it, the hardest part was removing the liquid metal from the SoC... By far, that took forever and was tedious and time consuming. Putting this on, was extremely easy though. I cut a couple pieces to size for the GPU and CPU, and that was it. I did refrigerate it in advance and I also used some fine precision tweezers to remove the films. Very easy actually. And the temperature of my laptop IS lower than ever. consistent idled at ~32C, now it's down around ~27C - and under load its sustaining higher clock speeds. Totally worth it immediately, better performance and peace of mind. Probably not the genuine honeywell stuff, but it's good so I also don't care.