Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet 38 x 38mm Thermal Pad

Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet 38 x 38mm Thermal Pad

Brand THERMAL GRIZZLY | CL SKU 47096
 
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$ 35 .00
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The graphene thermal pads of the Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet series can be used as an excellent alternative for thermal paste from the higher performance segment. Similar to the Carbonaut pads, they have an adaptable surface with very high thermal conductivity. Compared to Carbonaut pads, KryoSheet offers a significantly higher thermal conductivity as a high-end product.


This increased thermal conductivity is based not only on the choice of material, but on the innovative manufacturing process. KryoSheet contains no liquid components and is therefore not subject to the usual aging that is the case with traditional thermal grease. Drying out is not possible.


  • Outstanding thermal conductivity
  • Simple application
  • Consistently high performance
  • Extreme longevity

The KryoSheet Graphene Pads feature a Z-direction stacked molecular structure. This optimized structure enables excellent and constant thermal conductivity. A specially developed manufacturing process is responsible for this, in which the hexagonal crystal structure of the graphite is broken up along the basal plane in order to be able to exploit the anisotropy of the thermal conductivity of the graphite. As a side effect of this complex manufacturing process, however, the electrical conductivity is also increased and the stability of the KryoSheet pads is influenced, so that the pads are only to be used according to the instructions!

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UPC

4260711990847

Category

Cooling - Thermal Compound

Brand

Thermal Grizzly

Part Number

TG-KS-38-38

Warranty

1-Year Warranty

Thermal Compound

Type

Thermal Paste

Absolute Game Changer

Would recommend - yes

As per the title - an actual game changer. I'm using this as TIM on my 12900K (between the die & the IHS), and I'm getting mid 80s-90 @180w of power. It could actually go further, but I forgot that I left PL1 at 180w in the BIOS, so I have to change that and re-test. But even then, a TIM that can distribute that much heat, be re-usable and doesn't dry out? Worth it for systems that you're not taking apart again I think, like laptops especially. PTM7950 is good, but doesn't have the power density to compete - on my 12900k, I could only do 150-160w @ 100c, whereas this I'm guessing will likely make it to 200w, so very close to stock performance. It does like to move around though, to the point I almost think it's worth having it a little too big and taping the edges down when applying it. Also be careful as it can fold over on itself as it's very light.