NewHail 12V M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink with 40mm PWM Cooling Fan
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About NewHail 12V M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink with 40mm PWM Cooling Fan
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
91% liked the sleek design, but 9% found it unattractive
I wanted to use this heatsink cooler in a new build, but due to a design flaw, I will not be using it.
I was disappointed with the original fan as it was loud.
84% praised for its solid build quality, but 16% found it flimsy
I have complained that the heatsink is not long enough, leaving part of SSD chips uncovered, which is a design flaw.
The heatsink is not long enough, leaving part of SSD chips uncovered, which is a design flaw.
85% found it compatible with multiple platforms, but 15% encountered compatibility issues
I purchased the NewHall heatsink for my T700 Gen 5 SSD and saw remarkable results with a temperature drop of over 30 degrees.
I had to configure the UEFI for PCM mode and turn off smart sensing to run the fan at max at all times.
My main heatsink assembly is not long enough to cover the SSD.
84% praised for its excellent cooling performance, while 16% noticed marginal improvements
I purchased the NewHall heatsink for my T700 Gen 5 SSD and the results were remarkable, with a temperature drop of over 30 degrees.
I have noticed that the heatsink is not long enough, leaving part of the SSD chips uncovered which could lead to overheating and damage. However, the included aluminum passive heatsink covers the entire drive, allowing for heat dissipation of all chips on the drive.
93% appreciated the advanced fan control features
The combination of the NewHall heatsink with the Noctua fan is nearly flawless and deserves a solid four-star rating.
The heatsink keeps my drive cooler by cooling it.
86% appreciated the easy installation process, while 14% encountered difficulties
I purchased the NewHall heatsink for my T700 Gen 5 SSD and saw remarkable results.
I found the instructions unclear regarding how to seat the heatsink. I had to unscrew the retention ring from the opposite side, sandwich the aluminum plate in between, and then reattach it with the screw.
