Laptop NVMe M.2 Heatsink kit，Heat Sink Copper for Computer PC PS5 heatsink M2 SSD (6pcs)

Verry good Main is, he excellent fit in low space Maybe in Ultra slim laptop like mine with my 990 pro nvme its cant enough in Heavy load for hours, and go trolling, but he kept temps for 40-55 gradus when copying 200 GB to itself without trolling, and fast drop temp to 40 after copy end

Cheap and effective heat sink. I'm putting these on all M.2 SSDs now, no matter what I'm using them for, internally and externally. I did a big data transfer via USB-C to my NVE M.2 SSD and the copper heat sink became quite hot. Without the copper plate, all that heat would have remained in the chip. These are a great and very cheap way to get better performance and longer life from your SSD. For gaming I like another brand that encloses the entire SSD, but these are great for standard use laptops, desktops, and external drives. If you are gaming or transferring a lot of data all the time, you might want to get the fully enclosed heat sinks here: https://amzn.to/4qgvVfP

Comes in a box, everything is individually wrapped (even the copper), has thin thermal pads (which is good for lower-profile laptops), and even has little clear rubber bands to hold it on to the NVMe. I will absolutely purchase this again the next time I run out of unused NVMe heatsinks. The instructions flip on the short side though, which is weird and kind of annoying. Thankfully, you don't really need instructions for these, do you? The instructions also aren't held into the front of the box very well. They should have taken inspiration from the jewel cases of yore. This is literally my only complaint, and it's not even about the hardware.

We installed these in multiple laptops, and they seem to be working.

I have a couple of Synology arrays that I've added NVMe cache to, and the chassis has extremely tight tolerances. On one of the units, I went with the larger 2mm copper block heatsinks, and was happy to see temps drop down to about 38 nominal, but I was hoping to save a few bucks by getting this kit, and maybe add a couple to some laptops I have. I was really impressed to find that these work almost as good as the 2mm copper blocks. These ended up dropping my temps about 8 degrees down to 39 nominal, and fit better in the Synology chassis. I wouldn't have minded if the retention bands had more flex -- or if the instructions gave some sort of hints about what the included brown strips of tape were for. But since you get extra bands and don't need whatever those strips are, I can't complain.

I have 3 WDSN850X m.2 ssd's in my laptop. These dropped all of them by 5 degrees celsius. Totally worth it, and they are thin enough to have zero problems putting the case back together. My hottest one was 45-46 degrees, the other two hovered around 40 degrees. Now the hot one is 40 degrees, and the game and storage drives are 34-35 degrees!!! It is really amazing that something so simple can cool this much! I was opening it up to upgrade my RAM and thought why not add some thermal pads to my ssd's while I'm at it. It is worth it if you open your case for any reason.

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Unfortunately these didn't with in my Samsung GBP4, but did work very well for my pcie NVMe card and have kept things cool. The only weird thing is that they give with these weird strips that I have NO idea what they're used for. I wish they'd update the listing or include instructions for this added benefit

Logró bajarle unos 5 grados. Funciono bien en la notebook, le aumenta solo como 1.5 mm al grosor

trae todo un kit para que la disipacion sea eficiente

Muy facil de ensamblar y la calidad supero lo que esperaba

La verdad si me funciono el producto y si bajo la temperatura de la M.2 de my Asus Rog Strix G15 por que ya andaban en los 60 grados mas o menos y con esto si bajo la temperatura a 38 grados a 40 aproximadamente. se ve simple el producto pero cumple su trabajo.