Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet graphene thermal pads

The graphene thermal pads of the Thermal Grizzly KryoSheet series can be used as an excellent alternative for thermal compounds from the higher performance segment. Similar to Carbonaut pads, they have a conformable surface with very high thermal conductivity. Compared to Carbonaut pads, KryoSheet as a high-end product offers significantly higher thermal conductivity. This increased thermal conductivity is not only due to the choice of material, but also to the innovative manufacturing process. KryoSheet does not contain any liquid components and is therefore not subject to normal ageing as is the case with traditional thermal paste. Drying out is not possible..

• Outstanding thermal conductivity
• Easy to use
• Consistently high performance
• Extreme durability
• Attention: Electrically conductive! Follow instructions!

The KryoSheet graphene pads have a molecular structure stacked in the Z-direction. This optimised structure enables outstanding and constant thermal conductivity. This is due to a specially developed manufacturing process in which the hexagonal crystal structure of the graphite is broken up along the basal plane in order to exploit the anisotropy of the graphite's thermal conductivity. However, as a side effect of this complex manufacturing process, the electrical conductivity is also increased and the stability of the KryoSheet pads is affected, so that the pads should only be used according to instructions!
KryoSheet is available pre-assembled in various CPU/GPU standard sizes, e.g.:

KryoSheet 33 x 33 mm Compatibility

• AMD CPUs:
• Socket AM5
• Nvidia GPUs:
• RTX 2080 ti, Titan RTX

KryoSheet 38 x 38 mm Compatibility

• AMD CPUs:
• Socket AM3(+), AM4
• Intel CPUs:
• Socket 1700, 2066, 2011

Note: Multiple use of KryoSheet is not recommended!
When dismantling the cooler and handling the KryoSheet after use, microcracks may occur in the structure of the graphene pads, which may impair Performance.

Color: Anthrazite
Operating temperature: -250°C bis +150°C
Electrically insulating: No