Hello guys
I was wondering about the pads that EVGA is providing and the thermal conductivity that they have?
Is it like 6 W/MK like the Artic thermal pads? is like anyway close to the Fujipoly Extreme 11 W/MK ???
 
I can potentially purchase Fujipoly but idk if the ones from EVGA are close.
 
Also can you guys give me the measurements for the narrow , wide and vram pads in case that I decide to go for Fujipoly?
Thanks  

This will make the 6th time you've inquired about pads... Simply wait for your shipment from EVGA.

If you look closely this is the first time I ask about thermal conductivity values
Something that is NOT on any of the previous post and I'm pretty sure it will not be on the pads when they are shipped, nor reddit nor the internet

Now last time that I checked this was a forum not a dictatorship. If the people can't inquire as many questions as pleased without triggering any users or SOME MODERATORS please let me know

Hi Orlando
 
Your knowledge on this subject seems high, as not many would query the thermal conductivity of any pads.
 
Would therefore suggest you go with best you can source yourself, as EVGA keep reminding people these are not absolutely necessary anyway.
 
If you are going to change/add these pads, then as someone who understands how they work, just buy your own of best performance possible and tell everyone how it went.
 
Alas, I come from times long ago when anyone who overlocked anything would always spend hours polishing CPU's and stripping down graphics cards to replace TIM etc, even before we started.
 
So just go with best you can source/buy and don't wait for freebies from EVGA or anyone else.
 
Just my take, as I would be watercooling and therefore changing everything anyway.
 
Ridesy

Ty so much <3

I went with Fujipoly 17W/mK and 12.5W/mK paste

I asked Tech Support twice to give me the thermal conductivity of the thermal pads they use and all they would ever tell is that they use ShinEtsu and that they did not have the thermal conductivity information available.
Get the 11w/mk ones or better and you will be good to go.
It is my belief that the Shin Etsu are only 6w/mk, if that.

https://www.shinetsusilicone-global.com/products/function/heat/index.shtml
Interesting info if you are into it, but the Fujipoly pads would cost too much and likely be overkill for this application.
I am going to fit the free ones and see what happens.

Thanks for the reply guys. Appreciate it