UTP-6 Thermal Putty, Cooling Pad for GPU VGA IC Processor (10g)

This thermal putty was a little tricky to work with at first, especially if you've never used thermal putty before, but once I got the hang of it, it worked really well. I used it to replace the dried-out factory putty in my gaming laptop, and I was very happy with the results. Combined with a PTM7950 pad on the CPU and GPU, I saw significantly lower temperatures under load. It compresses nicely when the heatsink is installed and does exactly what it's supposed to. The learning curve is the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5, but overall it's a great product that I'd buy again.

Great temps, easy to use.

I used this on two RTX 3090 Founders Edition cards that were hitting memory temps of 109°C. Swapped the stock pads out for this putty, threw on some Honeywell PTM7950 on the GPU core, and now the highest I see under the same load is 89°C on the memory chips. That's a massive difference and I'm happy with the results. The putty is soft and easy to mold so you just press it onto whatever shape chip you're working with and squish. No cutting pads to size, no guessing thickness. Fair warning though, you'll need more than you think. I went through about 100 grams just on the memory chips across two cards. Budget accordingly if you're doing multiple GPUs. It's a little pricey compared to other pads but honestly after seeing these results I don't care. Ordering was fast and everything showed up in great shape. If your GPU memory temps are out of control, just buy this.

Top notch. On my older asus tuf 15" (just reputtied) it kept the vram modules capped at 79C during a 10 minute fuzzy donut test. Cpu/gpu got ptm7950 and i don't recommend this product for those. Arrived fast (like a week faster than the ptm) and was ready to go. Of course for a laptop just wait until everything is in before opening, but was a well spent afternoon to breathe new life into an older system. Factory putty was baked on the cpu and gpu but still gummy on the chips even after a few years, kudos to asus. Got plenty left, so good value here for the price. Keep the product cool to improve placement, but you don't have to spread it all over if you let the heat sink do that job for you. I recommend wearing nitrile or similar gloves when applying to keep your skin oils out of the mix. Thanks, Upsiren!

I recently redid my gigabyte RTX 3090, 2023 zephyrus g14, & a 2020 zephyrus g14. When I was replacing the old thermal compounds, I used this on the memory chips, power delivery, and other ICs that were covered in thermal pad material. This stuff actually provided a little bit lower temperatures than K5 pro. The device I tested the hardest was a 380 and the memory junction temperatures went from 90C (k5 pro down to 78C max.). I used 3d mark to stress test my GPU for 2 hours. I forgot to turn on my portable ac before going to make food. So that max temperature is what was achieved in a bedroom that hit 80°F(26.6C) inside. The gigabyte 380 requires a thicker application because some of the thermal pads 2 or 2.5mm thick. I don't remember the improvements on the two zephyrus laptops, but it was better than the factory stuff. The thermal putty does like to stick to the little stick after sooping a few times, but scraping the stick off back into the container and then re-scooping helps to stop accidentally picking the putty back up off whatever you're applying it to.

Works lol not sure what else u need to hear .

I opened up my PS5 to check on the liquid metal. The thermal putty was dried, and was cracking. There was an oxidation on the Processor/heat sink. I buffed them out, and re-applied some liquid metal. I did some research and read that this is a superb product. Long story, short. It is! It was easy to shape and place on the components. I put the PS5 back together, and there is no more overheating!!

Much easier for me to use as it was a first time for me. I wasn’t able to use the utp 8 very easily so I got the U6 pro instead. Turned out perfect. I got so addicted to rolling it and placing it, I ended up taking apart my wife’s $130 laptop and just to look for an excuse. Sadly only was able to switch a thermal pad on the ssd. The rest of it is on my carpet and randomly stuck to the bottom of my feet now. I hope it will cool me down as I make contact with the tile floor during summer.

Excelente producto para remplazar thermalpads

Applied this on my Asus tuf F15 Gaming laptop (2020 model) VRAM and IC chips, the application is quite difficult (its way softer then clay if you're wondering) but the results are great after 2 months of testing, I used this on 12 total chips which had a thickness gap of 0.8 mm to 1.2 mm on the FX506 laptop heatsync. If you are concerned about the amount then I applied it carefully without wasting amd was able to utilize only about half of the putty which is roughly 5 to 6 grams grams out of 10 grams that is provided here. I paired it with the Arctic MX-7 thermal paste for GPU and CPU die and found a total 10°C reduction underload from 97°C to 87°C stable on intel i7 10870H and GTX 1650ti. Highly recommended if you are good with DIY stuff.

Impressive performance

The item works perfectly and the temps are much under control now but there is a mislabeling of this product by the seller as the UTP-6 putty whereas it is actually the U6 Pro putty from Upsiren!

Best thermal putty i have used it on my hp victus fa1278tx really work very well best upgrade overall with arctic mx7