SGTKJSJS M.2 Heatsink Copper, m2 pcie NVMe Laptop PS5 Heatsink Copper
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About SGTKJSJS M.2 Heatsink Copper, m2 pcie NVMe Laptop PS5 Heatsink Copper
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
90% liked the sleek design
I am satisfied with the heatsink's performance as it shuts off the fans, indicating good aesthetic appeal.
87% praised for its solid build quality
I recommend these heatsinks for anyone looking for a low profile and effective solution for NVMe thermal throttling. They have good build quality.
After installing the SSD cooler, my SSD's maximum temperature reduced to 60.
91% found it compatible with multiple platforms
I was able to eliminate or greatly reduce heat related throttling issues using this product, indicating its compatibility with heatsinks.
I believe that adding heatsinks has eliminated thermal throttling on my NVMe drives and improved my system's performance.
88% praised for its excellent cooling performance
I observed that the heat rose slower and capped around 4C cooler at max. It also cooled faster when the drive had lower usage.
After installing the SSD cooler, I was able to get a maximum temperature of 60.
89% appreciated the advanced fan control features
The temperatures of the NAND and Controller have not exceeded 58C and 75C respectively, as I mentioned the performance of the heatsinks.
The product allowed the metal case of the SSD to become a heat sink, solving the issue of lack of airflow in a small area.
90% appreciated the easy installation process
I recommend these heatsinks to anyone looking for a low profile and effective solution for NVMe thermal throttling. They are well made, affordable, easy to install, and provide immediate noticeable results in reducing temperatures on NVMe drives.
I found the installation of the heat-sink to be straightforward and appreciated the instructions that came with it.
