UTP-X Ultra 16.8w/mk Thermal Putty for VGA GPU IC Processor Rapid Cooling Thermal Pad Replacement Heat Blocking Putty (20g)

i have years of experience refurbrishing cards, this product is very difficult to manage and to apply. online there are some tutorial bun honestly i don't raccomend to spread things everywhere without any minimum of diagnostic with your fingers. Be informed that 20g are not enogh to cover the VRMs and ram chips of a full card. (in my case a 3090) i raccomend to use oven paper and place a specific amount on it and roll them since u don't reach a proper thinkness of each related thermal pads you are going to replace and cut with a cutter the portion that u need (is really time consuming but the final result will be better and without messing the pcb). Spreading the putty without a control is going to cause imperfection causing high pressure spot and bending the pcb, since we don't want to destroy our card pay attention.

So i had an issue. I have a VERY obscure graphics card that seemingly nobody else on earth owns (HP Omen 3070ti) that had horrible thermal issues. It also had incredibly weak mounting pressure so not only could i not find proper pad thickness info anywhere online but the mounting pressure was so weak trying to find the exact combination of soft and hard and thickness of pads was impossible, if i was even the tiniest bit off i'd get uneven die contact and hotspot issues so i gave up on pads and decided to try putty. If you have a worst case scenario like me where mounting pressure is THIS bad putty is the way to go. Mine was SO bad even the squishyness of the putty could prevent proper die contact but putty is so easy to work with all i had to do was keep cutting a bit off and remolding it till i got good contact with virtually zero resistance. Combined with PTM7950 the results speak for itself. My card went from 85c core temp with 105c hotspot under load with 100% fans to 65c core temp with 73c hotspot under load with fans going about 35%. Most of that is the PTM but i NEVER and i mean NEVER could have gotten proper gpu die contact with pads. I tried for 3 days and it just didn't work. With a card that's not total garbage like mine you can just put putty down, squish it down and repaste and forget it. No measuring of pads, no cutting, no nonsense and it works so good. Amazing product and so easy to work with. I'm NEVER buying thermal pads again.

Hands down the best thermal putty for consistent performance. I use this over other brands on my highly overclocked 4090. Coupled with PTM for the GPU, the watercooled card rarely ever goes over 47C even when hitting record setting benchmarks (#1 on multiple 3DMark tests for 9950X + 4090 combo). Even slapped this stuff on my watercooled RAM after replacing the thermal pads. Basically anywhere you use thermal pads, this stuff will perform better. Only major downside is that it's not easy to clean and can be a little fiddly to apply. HIghly recommend watching tutorial videos if you've never handled the stuff. You need far less than you think, but once you get used to handling it, it's super easy to apply.

I was on the fence about buying this since $50 is not exactly cheap for me. I also definitely applied too much as it squeezed between the heatsink pipes but man this paired with PTM7950 my cpu temps dropped by a whopping 20C on average while the gpu dropped 7-10C. I’ll be looking into overclocking now since I have the wiggle room. Use the finger glove things it included since when you take it out the jar its chalky but when you give it shape with your fingers before applying it warms up and is a bit more pasty. What an amazing product!

it is incredible how well it works, best product out there, a year later after installing and the paste is not even close to dry

Got this stuff thinking it was a good replacement for my 7900xtx mem modules but when i got them on my card they offered no difference in performance to the silicone pads, still saw gpu mem temps hit 100 c in my stress test. For the price to performance and how much you recieve i cannot recommend it. Also it was harder to put on.