2-Pack M.2 SSD Heatsink for 2280 NVMe/SATA SSD, Low-profile

It reduced the temperature of the SSD by about 20 degrees C. It is easy to install but I received it without instructions on how to install it.

Amazing product

Ran some testing on a m.2 ssd, honestly at full load for almost an hour, installing games and moving them, it was doing a great job, but not the best, but for the price who can complain

Improved the temps of my SSD by ~20 degrees Celsius in an ITX case

Temperature down around 10-15c

I have a motherboard without NVME heatsink, so i installed this heatsink. Easy installation, but as suggested by them, use rubber bands instead of steel clip to avoid any short circuit.Overall good product.

Slight decrease in temp of the ssd in normal state , however the m2 will still reach 60 and 65 when in heavy use and this product will not prevent it.

Got this two pack and they are fantastic heatsinks for NVMe drives. The included silver braces felt a bit loose so I used the bands and they look great in the case and cover up the NVMe drives keeping them cool.

Buen producto, muy fácil de instalar, anclaje perfecto al SSD, precio muy ajustado, disipador de aluminio con una tira de pasta termica, muy fácil de poner,para el precio que tiene, a mí me parece buena calidad, ya veremos qué tal disipa...

pod obciążeniem spadek 6-8 stopni w idle nie ma zmian. Px700 pod obciążeniem przed 60 teraz około 52.

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The problem with all solid-state systems now is the heat generated. The lifespan of these devices is determined by the quality of the build and the heat dissipation. There's not much you can do about the former if you opt for cheap M.2 SSDs, but these are an absolute must for heat reduction.With the proper airflow, these reduce the heat of the M.2 devices by a minimum of 10 degrees Celsius. That could be the difference between 5 and 8 yeas of life in the SSD.Well-worth the money.

I have a samsung 970 Evo 500GB NVME M.2 SSD and it had temperatures of around 70 degrees during idle loads. I was afraid I would fry my SSD after the warranty period ended leaving me stranded without a boot drive.So I decided to get this heat spreader. It might seem expensive (which it is indeed) but considering the peace of mind that it providesPerformance: Merely putting this on the SSD has reduced max temps to 50 degrees. That is a HUGE temp drop. I didn't expect that. Allowing air over it with fans reduces the temps even further to around 40-45 degrees. Now I have peace of mind. Considering Indian weather, I don't trust our electronics to last very long at sustained 70Degree temperatures.