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Features：
- Designed for desktop computers.
- Aluminum body, Anodic Oxidation Surface Treatment.
- Aluminum alloy-Groove design, greatly increase the heat dissipation area, with 10°C - 30°C cooling effect.
- Compatible with Singel/Double sided M.2 2280 SSDs.
- Easy to install, and not damage the hard disk.
Easy to Install and Operate：
- With double-sided clip design, 6 adjustable height screws, suitable for M.2 SSD of various heights, stable installation, better protection of your M.2 SSD.
Unique Nano Thermal Pad：
- Advancing Gene thermal pad is made from Nano Silicon Grease Material, with good thermal conductivity ability. Soft enough and good ductility, compatible with uneven surfaces of the M.2 SSD. Low viscosity, with no damage to the SSD label.
Product specification：
- Material: Aluminum alloy, Anodic Oxidation Surface Treatment
- Size: 3 x 0.95 x 0.4in
Package list
- M.2 SSD heatSink X1
- Silicone thermal pad X3
- Fixing screw X6
- Screwdriver X1
Paul H
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Easy to install.
Paul Doland
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
NOTE: Someone said it didn’t work with their motherboard, and I think I might know the issue. For a minute, it looked like it didn’t fit mine. But then I saw the problem. My motherboard has a second mount standoff for shorter M.2 drives. I had to remove the second standoff to use this heatsink.My MB came with a heatsink, but not a good one -- and it has installation issues. So, I needed something else. I see lots of wild options here at Amazon, with heat pipes, even fans. I didn't think I needed all that. Just a decent little heatsink that is easy to install and not cost too much -- and this fits the bill.The main heatsink is aluminum, but the wrapper that wraps under the drive is thin steel. I doubt it provides much thermal conductivity in and of itself. I know it can't be too thick, but it could be a little thicker than it is. And ideally made of aluminum. That would be even better, though maybe cost a tad bit more.One other reviewer said that even though the product says it works with double sided SSDs, it didn’t work for him because the thermal pads made it too thick. I’m pretty sure that if the chips on your SSD are all perfectly level, (mine are,) you can probably forgo the thermal pads and just use standard thermal paste. Eliminating the thermal pads would make it a lot thinner.To improve thermal conductivity, it would be best to remove the SSD’s sticker if yours has such. People say not to do that since it could void your warranty. But when was the last time you ever actually made use of a computer warranty? I guess that would be your call, but removing the sticker would certainly improve thermal conductivity.I'm only giving 4 stars since the wrapper is thin steel, but I understand that it was designed for a specific price point. Overall a good value for the price.
Michael T. Farinha
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
I have an older home-built AMD PC from 2019.I did some minor upgrades this past week which included a second m.2 drive to expand my storage. I got this little heatsink to keep the new drive healthy. I did some testing and realized my old m.2 WD drive was getting a bit hot at times hitting 61 deg. when running CrystalDiskMark. The old drive was using the flat heatsink that came with the ASUS mobo but that didn't seem to be cutting it now that i was taking a closer look.So, i ordered a second heatsink for the old greybeard and, as you can see from the screen grabs, it dropped 5deg. in temp and got a very mild, but consistent, speed improvement. A great investment to keep your SSD healthy, even if the mfg. says no heatsink is needed.Both packages came with the heatsink (2pc), a mini screwdriver, 3 thermal pads (2 needed + 1 extra), 7 screws to fasten the 2 pieces of the heatsink together (3 on each side + 1 extra)
Hossam Al-Ghamdi
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on March 1, 2025
ممتاز، لم أواجه أي مشكلة.
ToddMR
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Used two of these in a recent build removing the stock heatsinks. This was done more for aesthetics then anything else. I have used similar before and they are very cost effective, built well, and fit fine with quick release m.2 slots. Nice bit of color and should provide decent cooling for my pcie gen 4 drives.
Kenny
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024
Works like a charm. Nice product and was as described in the ad. The pricing was fair and no problems easy to install. Thanks
AdamMH982
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
This is a great low profile heat sink for your SSDs. It was a perfect fit based on the information provided in a cramped space on my motherboard and GPU.
Hussein
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on November 15, 2024
Good
D. V.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023
I bought two of these for my NVMe's and they were a breeze to install and I haven't had them for more than a week but it's nice to know that the life of my SSD will be extended by not overheating by having this on it. Would definitely buy again/more/recommend.
Peridot Antlers
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021
I used this for a WD SN850 on an Asus Tuf X570 Gaming + board (using the slot nearest the CPU) and had no issues. I have a Noctua cooler on the CPU.This heatsink came with everything I needed, keeps my drive at a good temperature, and was $10-$15 cheaper than the official Western Digital one.On my SN850 I took the serial # sticker off and put it on the bottom (underside -nearest the mobo) of the little heatsink caddy. That way if I ever need that serial number I can get to it without disturbing any of the thermal pads. This also keeps the chips next to the thermal pads instead of having a sticker in between.
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