Thermal GrizzlyTG Putty Advance - 30 Gram - Electrically Non-Conductive Thermal Putty for GPU Modding and Thermal Pad Replacement

This stuff is amazing. I did a re-putty on my Gigabyte 5070ti Windforce to avoid the poorly-formulated stock putty from running out and leaving my components exposed more than it already had.Given the 5070ti is a mid-range card (albeit at a high-end price), I did not feel like spending more on the "Pro" putty. All I was hoping was to meet the stock performance while avoiding running out.I only needed about 15g to replace the factory locations, and used the remaining putty between my backplate and PCB along the power rails and above the 12v connector.I was quite pleased to find that this outperforms the factory "gel" by 10-15°! My memory temps are now lower than my core temps. I paired the putty with TG's Phasesheet for the core, and could not be happier with the combo.

So far my 3080 is very quite again and not making as much noise as a ps5 underload lol

Overall a great product. Take this with a grain of salt as the last time I looked was quite awhile ago but I believe it's helped lower VRM temps on my GPU about 10-12 deg when under load.All in all, while pricey for the amount you get(hence the one star deduction), it could be worth it.Notes:- You may have to use generous amounts depending on your situation, so I'd recommend to buy at least 2 vials unless you have a store nearby that also sells this. I almost ran out; better to have another vial available and ready rather then run out and have to wait to get more. Hopefully you'll only need one and can return the second one.- Sticking it in the fridge does help with usability; that said it's not terrible when it's room temp. The one thing I would say though is that it makes it a bit more difficult to get exactly the right amount. It'd be way easier to get the exact amount to spread across the component you want to use it on, the question would then be, given how little you get with each vial, is whether or not the amount too much or too little in terms of being able to make contact with your waterblock/air cooler while still covering the components.- Use at least 2 of the spatulas; one to scoop, one to spread. For me it was a lot easier to spread with a clean(er) spatula than a dirty one.- cleanup seems do-able with the isopropyl alcohol, but will may be a bit tougher to clean up in between components depending on it's state and/or how it was applied.

Does what I need it to do. Lowered temps significantly. Easy to apply ( I suggest using gloves for small components ). Great value for the amount you receive. Would buy again in the future

This stuff is phenomenal. Strong performance and makes contact a non issue. I have a bykski block that is nice but it always requires me to reopen the darn thing a hundred times before everything is right. With the putty it worked without hassle, card can be repasted in 5 minutes. Probably the first time I’ve ever got it closed up without some kind of imperfection, too.Regarding mess, it is harder to clean, but not so much that you need to seriously worry about it if you aren’t going overboard. The putty is also reusable if you handle it right.Only real issue with this product is just like other TG products it is expensive compared to other putties, but it is actually pretty competitive.

Don’t know how much better this is or isn’t compared to thermal pads I had, could just as easily been the fact that the ones on this old GPU were just too dry. But this worked well with updating an old GPU with a combination of Thermal Paste, Pads and Putty. Bit expensive but hopefully this’ll last longer and give some much needed vitality to some older equipment.

it does feel of good quality but tbh if i service another laptop and need stuff for ram i will have to go with thermal pads as this stuff confuses me its not easy to apply

The putty itself is very good. Fully non conductive, but is very sticky and hard to clean. I did not mark it down for this because you have other choices for ease of installation. The biggest issue I had is that the spatulas included were very bad and oversized, and the worst part is that the putty stuck better to the spatula than the heat sinks/chips I was trying to put it on.