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ARCTIC COOLING

ARCTIC COOLING TP-3 200x100mm 1.5mm 2 pcs thermal pad

SKU CH-ARKC-NK23W

Two 200 mm by 100 mm pads at 1.5 mm thickness for GPU or CPU heat transfer

  • Premium thermal performance for efficient heat transfer
  • 5 mm thickness fits a wide range of component gaps
  • 200 x 100 mm sheet size allows custom cutting
  • Two pads included for multiple applications

Premium Performance Thermal Pad

The ARCTIC TP-3 thermal pad measures 200 by 100 millimetres with a 1.5 millimetre thickness and ships as a pair. It provides a high-conductivity interface for graphics cards, memory modules and voltage regulators where a gap-filling pad is preferred over paste.

Practical Limits of the Pad Format

A fixed 1.5 millimetre thickness cannot conform to highly uneven surfaces or large component-height variations. Builders who need a thinner or thicker gap fill, or who require a paste for direct die contact, should choose a different product.

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Price $16.99
Pricier than about 67% of the 498 comparable items (median $12.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 1.5 mm or 1 mm thickness for my GPU memory modules?

The 1.5 mm pads suit gaps around 1.5 mm; measure your card's memory-to-cooler distance and choose the closest thickness.

How much heat can the 60 W/m·K rating actually move in my laptop?

That conductivity figure is a material maximum; real transfer depends on contact pressure, surface flatness and the cooler's own capacity.

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