Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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GELID SOLUTIONS
Thermal pad measuring 120 by 20 by 2.5 mm with 12 W/m·K conductivity, non-conductive and non-curing, supplied as a pair for RAM, VRM and M.2 SSD cooling
The GELID SOLUTIONS GP-Extreme thermal pad measures 120x20x2.5 mm and delivers 12 W/mK thermal conductivity. It is designed to bridge height differences on PCBs such as memory ICs, MOSFETs and micro-controllers. The material is non-electrically conductive, non-corrosive, non-curing and non-toxic. Two pads are included for multiple applications.
Standard 5 W/mK pads often leave air pockets on uneven components like VRMs or M.2 type SSDs. The GP-Extreme's higher conductivity and soft 2.5 mm profile fill those spaces more completely. The upgrade is worth it when stock pads cannot maintain contact across stepped PCB layouts. It also suits VGA cards, laptops and gaming consoles with large, irregular surfaces.
Enthusiasts fitting aftermarket heatsinks to graphics cards or motherboard VRM zones will benefit from the conformable 120x20 mm size. Laptop and console modders working with dense SMD layouts also gain reliable contact. Buyers needing electrically conductive interface material or adhesive-backed pads should look elsewhere. Those requiring thinner profiles for tight clearances may need a different specification.
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Each pad measures 120 mm long and 20 mm wide, so it covers large rectangular VRM zones on graphics cards and can be trimmed for smaller sections.
Remove the protective film, align the pad over the MOSFETs or memory chips, press evenly from the centre outward, then mount the heatsink — the soft material conforms to uneven surfaces.
Replace them whenever you disassemble the cooler, if the pad has dried out, torn, or no longer springs back, typically after several years of thermal cycling.
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