GELID SOLUTIONS
GELID SOLUTIONS GP-Extreme 120 x 20 mm 1.5 mm thermal pad
A 120 × 20 mm, 1.5 mm thick thermal pad rated at 12 W for GPU memory, VRMs and M.2 SSDs
- Ultimate heat conductivity rated at 12 W/mK
- Non-electrically conductive for safe component contact
- Non-corrosive, non-curing and non-toxic material
- Easy application on uneven PCB surfaces
- 120×20 mm size fits large graphics-card and laptop areas
High-conductivity thermal pad
The GP-Extreme is a 1.5 mm thick thermal pad measuring 120 x 20 mm. It provides a thermal conductivity of 12 W/mK to bridge uneven surfaces between components and heatsinks. The material is non-electrically conductive, non-corrosive, non-curing and non-toxic. It suits enthusiasts and technicians who need reliable heat transfer on dense PCBs.
Replaces thermal paste on gapped interfaces
Thermal paste cannot fill larger height differences between a heatsink and components such as memory ICs, MOSFETs or analog ICs. This pad conforms to those gaps without curing over time. The jump is worth it when the contact surface is uneven or when multiple components of varying heights share a single heatsink. It avoids the mess and uneven spread of liquid compounds.
Suits VGA cards, laptops and consoles
Builders working on graphics cards, laptops or gaming consoles with large PCB areas will find the 120 x 20 mm dimensions convenient. The soft texture ensures full coverage across VRM zones, RAM modules and M.2 SSDs. Users needing smaller pre-cut shapes or different thicknesses for tight clearance should look at other options. Buyers who prefer a liquid compound for direct-die CPU contact will not use this pad.
Highlights
- Ultimate heat conductivity rated at 12 W/mK
- Non-electrically conductive for safe component contact
- Non-corrosive, non-curing and non-toxic material
- Easy application on uneven PCB surfaces
- 120×20 mm size fits large graphics-card and laptop areas
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What size is the pad and how thick is it?
The pad measures 120 by 20 millimetres with a thickness of 1.5 millimetres, sized for large PCB areas on graphics cards, laptops or consoles.
How do I apply the pad and what mistake should I avoid?
Remove the protective film, place the soft pad directly on the memory ICs, MOSFETs or M.2 SSD controller, then press the heatsink down evenly; the common error is leaving the film on one side, which blocks heat transfer.
Will the pad dry out or need replacing after a while?
The material is non-curing so it stays soft and does not harden over time, and it is non-corrosive and non-toxic, meaning no scheduled replacement is required under normal use.
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