💦 uxcell 5 Pcs Silver Tone Aluminium Radiator Heatsink Heat Sink 100x25x10mm (Pack of 5) - Efficient Cooling Solutions Review

I have used two of these on the back of 10W aluminum core LED panels. It's definitely better with them than without. I'm happy.

A cooler on each side of the e/w silver heatsink, mounted vertically to increase airflow, cooled the stick from 130C to 100C. Roku no longer stops with a shutdown warning for a while.

Just as advertised, the heatsink seems to be pretty efficient at removing heat from the resistor I'm using it for. excellent heat dissipation was not surprising since they are made of aluminum

These heatsinks are just the right size to dissipate heat from my LED panels. These radiators do not have a self-adhesive backing. I attached them to the back of the LED panel with double-sided high-temperature tape (SEKISUI #5760).

They fit exactly what I wanted. I used them on an upgraded TiVo HD hard drive that I installed. Original so I added these two heatsinks and it worked like a charm.

They fit exactly what I wanted. I used them on an upgraded TiVo HD hard drive that I installed. Original so I added these two heatsinks and it worked like a charm.

Pay attention to the size. This is exactly what I was looking for, but it might put other people off. Details are well cut, no sharp edges. I use them to cool high power 9W LEDs. I use two LEDs per heatsink. I use a 5" old computer fan to move air around them. Works fine in my application.

These heatsinks are ideal for cooling traditional SSDs. They are the same length (100mm) and two of them fit easily on the SSD case. I installed them this way using Sywon's professional thermal tape, the double-sided cooling tape for chipset LED heatsinks, 20mm x 25m. A simple and inexpensive way to keep SSD temperatures down during long writes. In my case the difference is about 5 degrees Celsius. I used the same tape to install one of these receivers on an M.2 SSD. They're smaller than the…