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Thermaseal Silicone Thermal Pad For Graphics Cards

Thermaseal Silicone Thermal Pad For Graphics Cards

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Thermaseal is a silicone thermal pad that improves heat transfer between graphics cards, CPUs and their cooling components. Placed between the chip and the heatsink, it fills small gaps and helps carry heat away from components. Its wide temperature resistance, from -40° to +200°, makes it suitable for demanding computer builds and everyday PC upgrades.

Why people choose Thermaseal

  • Silicone construction: A flexible silicone pad that conforms to the surfaces it sits between.
  • Wide temperature resistance: Rated from -40° to +200°, so it holds up under heat and cold.
  • Fills gaps: Helps close small gaps between a chip and its cooler for better heat transfer.
  • Versatile use: Works with graphics cards, CPUs and other computer components.
  • Easy to fit: Place the pad to suit your component and cooler layout.

How to use

  • Clean the surfaces of the chip and the cooling component.
  • Place the pad between the graphics card or CPU and its heatsink or cooler.

Specifications

Material Silicone
Temperature resistance -40° to +200°

Good for

Graphics card and CPU upgrades, custom PC builds, and anyone repairing or improving the cooling of computer components.

Questions before you choose

  • What is it made of? The pad is made of silicone.
  • What temperature range does it handle? It is rated from -40° to +200°.
  • What components is it for? It is designed for graphics cards, CPUs and other computer components.
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Thermaseal Silicone Thermal Pad cut into rows of blue rectangles on a clear backing sheet, one piece lifted