PTM7950 31x50x0.25mm Phase Change Thermal Pad, JOYJOM High Conductive Silicone Grease 8.5W/mK CPU Thermal Paste for PS5 Steam Deck ROG Ally CPU GPU SSD M.2 Laptop

This is the real deal when it comes to the performance of the pad itself. I can't say whether or not this is real PTM7950 from Honeywell but if it isn't, this is as close to a clone to it as you can get. Perfect thickness at .25 mm as advertised. My idle temps and temps under load have dropped significantly. This, however, could just be due to poor thermal paste application on my end.Some PTM7950 sold on Amazon is listed as .25mm but is actually .20mm which is really important for getting the right contact, but this PTM7950 is legit.

Bought it for an Alienware x17 R2 that was overheating like crazy, having temps of 100°C even while idling. Replaced it's original liquid metal of the CPU and the thermal paste of the GPU and voila! Temps dropped to 70°C - 80°C even in the most intensive of tasks. A couple thousand laptop saved with a $10 product that I would pay x10 for, incredible. Highly recommended.

I was very skeptical at first of this new "PTM" stuff I kept hearing about, so I decided to pick this up to try it with my new PC that's having thermal issues (it's my first Mini ITX build). I removed all the paste from my CPU and placed the PTM on it, remembering to remove the film from both sides, and tightened the cooler down on it. I could tell the difference IMMEDIATELY. My computer booted and dropped me to my desktop without me even realizing it because the fans never kicked up like they nomrally do. I ran a CPU stress test on my Ryzen 9 7940HX and where I was normally bouncing off my processor's TjMax within 5 minutes, I was now about 10 degrees (centigrade) below it after 20 minutes!Amazed at the improvement, I removed my GPU and swapped the paste for the remainder of the PTM - Another brilliant decision, because now my GPU won't even cross the 70 degrees centigrade mark even under full load! In an ITX build!I'd give this 10 stars if I could. It doesn't make a mess, there's no need to spread it around, it performs on-par or better than liquid metal, and your thermals will actually IMPROVE over time. I see absolutely no reason this shouldn't be used in any device you can repaste. In fact, I actually bought more and now all of my computers run this. If you're struggling to decide what paste to get, you can stop now and purchase this knowing it's exactly what you're looking for.

Not sure if its the real thing, but it works really well on my GPU and CPU. Only thing was how fragile this stuff is even after putting it in the fridge overnight, but even then, all it it takes is some patience to work with it.

Works like normal thermal paste, nothing special.

Wow! I just built a Minisforum BD795i SE Mini ITX computer in a Ncore 100 Air case with a 9070 XT Red Devil. My temps with the stock thermal paste would get as high as 91 C when the heatsink was heat soaked after roughly an hour of gaming. This is with system and CPU fans kicking on full speed at 85 C. I "repasted" my CPU using this and now my temps are at a steady 75 C after a 30 min stress test. I did "bake" it in by letting the system get good use for about 20 min initially, then I left it cool for about 15 min then repeated one more time. Definitely worth it!

Dropped my hotspot temp on my 3070 from 105c to 78c and I wont have to worry about GPU pump out!

Don’t do what I did the first time by leaving the plastic sheet on during installation. Otherwise, there is NO thermal alternative I’d recommend more.My workstation laptop’s CPU and GPU were running incredibly hot with the stock paste after a few years (around 98C for both) before I found out about these thermal pads and installed them. Now, my CPU doesn’t really get hotter than 85C and my GPU hovers around 80C when both are running at near maximum load.I do a lot of work with AI and these are amazing for the longevity of your processors, and the longevity of the pads themselves exceed that of regular thermal paste as well.