Thermal Grizzly introduced Kryosheet graphene heat laying, which will replace thermal paved with CPU and GPU

Thermal Grizzly introduced a new product called Kryosheet – graphene thermal layers for use with central processors and GPU video cards instead of traditional thermal paste or even more exotic liquid metal.

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Kryosheet sizes are 44 × 37 mm, thickness is 0.2 mm. Thermal laying is completely covered by the GB202-300 graphics processor area as part of the Blagmark GEFORCE RTX 5090. However, it should be borne in mind that the reference version of this video card performed by the Founders Edition, as well as some models in the performance of Gigabyte Aorus, instead of thermal paste, use a liquid metal that has the best thermal conductivity. Therefore, the use of Kryosheet in this case will be inappropriate.

For example, Thermal Grizzly uses Kryosheet with RTX 5090 performed by ASUS ROG Astral. As part of the cooling system of this video card, despite the cost of a card of $ 3100, liquid metal is not used. Kryosheet comes complete with an insulating cap of a capet, with which graphene heat laying is fixed on a GPU to prevent its displacement and potential short circuit.

The novelty is offered in different sizes. There are options for AMD AM4/AM5 processors, Intel chips, as well as versions for different GPU sizes. Before buying, clarify the size of the chip for which it will be used. The dimensions of the thermal strokes themselves vary from 24 × 12 to 68 × 51 mm. The same version for the RTX 5090 is estimated by the manufacturer of $ 24.96 without taking into account the cost of delivery. Kryosheet can familiarize yourself with the size and prices of graphene thermal boards of Kryosheet on the official website of Thermal Grizzly.