Got PTM on my 6900XT and the 5900X, destroyed the Kryonaut on the GPU, just slightly outperforms it on the CPU but comes with the plus that it will last forever without the need to reapply.

I'd be curious if you lapped the cpu/cooler if the results would have been more in line with other results I've seen. Since the pads do not have to be replaced at regular intervals like thermal paste, there is no need for time-consuming maintenance. But even with clocks set that low, and with outside temps barely reaching 70F today, I'm still seeing temps hit 100C on 6 of the P-cores, and that is with a room temp of 71F after the 30 minute stability run. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). CPU: AMD Ryzen 7800X3D / Cooling: Core 1 360+1080 / RAM: 32GB 6200 30 37-37-92 / MoBo: AsrRock Taichi X670E / Gfx: XFX 7900XTX MERC / SSD: 2*960GB Corsair MP510 1x Samsung PM9A1 M.

Specs: Phantek's Enthoo Pro Full Tower case * Gigabyte Z690 Gaming X DDR4 motherboard * Intel i9-13900KS CPU with Kraken X63 AIO * WIN 11 PRO 64bit * MSI 4070 Ti Gaming X Trio GPU * Corsair Vengeance 64GB(4x16GB) RAM * Solidigm P44 Pro 2TB M. It's really good at conducting heat because of its unique structure, which is why it's often mentioned as selling point for various cooling applications. In the case of an Intel desktop CPU (socket 115x, 1200) with a heat spreader (IHS) size of 32 x 32 mm, the KryoSheet should be selected with a size of 33 x 33 mm. As a side effect of this complex manufacturing process, however, the electrical conductivity is also increased and the stability of the KryoSheet pads is affected, so that the pads are only to be used according to the instructions! The Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet offers a way to skip the paste, instead using a thermally conductive graphene sheet you cut to size and place on the CPU die.

Can somebody please explain how in God's name Honeywell's PTM 7950 or 7958 is supposed to outperform EVGA Kingpins KPx or Thermal Grizzly Kyonaut Extreme? I don’t think that sub-250 Watt GPUs will benefit much, or most modern CPUs for that matter, aside from recent i9 models maybe? It’s definitely not suitable though if you bin CPUs or you are changing coolers as it should be used only 1 time. Note: "BULK" and "OEM" items do not come in a retail type of packaging, donot include hardware, accessories, cables,software, or literature.

In my personal experience these "graphene" products are often just "graphite"—a different form of carbon, or they contain only miniscule amounts of graphene in very small flakes. However, as a side effect of this complex manufacturing process, the electrical conductivity is also increased and the stability of the KryoSheet pads is influenced, so that the pads should only be used according to instructions!

I want to share with you my experiences with the Thermal Grizzly Kryosheet, a graphen thermal pad in combination with a Watercool Heatkiller V waterblock. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.It was running a 30 minute stability test at 5600MHz P-core / 4300MHz E-core with no problems while the old application of IC Diamond paste was in place, and would only see 100C on 1 or 2 cores during that run.