US EditionGraphene thermal pad for AMD CPUs promises 17X better conductivity than thermal paste, 2X improvement over Thermal Grizzly
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The thermal compounds have been stalled in innovation for too long. The last generalist we saw was the liquid metal TIMs, which made a leap forward in CPU and GPU, but after these, the steps ahead slowed down... Until we met the GPE-01, a graphene-based thermal pad that promised to revolutionize the sector by making a real difference with everything seen. Their problem is that it was only intended for Intel’s new generation CPUs, but more manufa…
With the GPE-01, the Chinese company Coracer is launching a new graphene heat conduction pad for AMD's Socket AM5. This is advertised with an extremely high thermal conductivity - and at the same time electrical insulation.
Coracer's GPE-01 Graphene Pad for AM5 Achieves 130 W/m·K Conductivity
Coracer, a lesser-known Chinese accessories manufacturer, recently introduced a version of its GPE-01 graphene thermal pad specifically designed for AMD's AM5 processors. Until now, this pad has been compatible only with Intel's LGA 1851 and LGA 1700 sockets. The new AM5 model measures 32×32 mm, allowing it to cover the entire IHS without hanging over the edges. Thermal paste has long been the go-to option for filling the microscopic gap between…
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