Graphene Thermal Pads

Its certainly a lot cheaper
Than the thermal grizzly version

Though its technically not graphene
Its some other material with a layer of
Graphene
Which they advertise as graphene
Which is a bit misleading
Should say graphene coated material
Or something along those lines

Have seen the thermal grizzly one tested
And came out very similar results
As thermal pastes
Though the advantage is no drying out
Over time
No pump out
But it's electrically conductive so need to
Make sure it doesn't move during installation
And the price of the thermal Grizzly one isn't cheap
 
That's the reason we couldn't use paste or even gel based ones. We need to aim for 10 years minimum service life.
 
Sry, I am not familar with the exact same product in question.

Unsure about what size I needed, I bought the biggest graphene Thermal Grizzly sheet (incidentally at a discount at a local online store, together with a Ryzen 7000/9000 delidder tool), but haven't used it yet.
Instead I used liquid metal for the cpu cooler (water cooling).
Apparently a trick is to apply a drop of mineral oil, to help prevent the sheet from shifting out of intended position during mounting a cooler.
I've read that, these sheets can be reused, but I've also read that they can be heated to regain some of its original shape. Unknown what the performance is before and after reusing this.

Ah I just remembered. I think it might matter which direction you rotate the graphene pad, unsure, meaning, if the pad is aligned perpendicular to the cpu cooler's heat pipes or not.
 
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