🖥️ Digifast M.2 2280 SSD High Performance Heatsink - Ebony Review

Goal: Reduce controller temperature by maintaining N and Flash temperature during recording. Test: I used Samsung Magician to do performance tests and heat up the nvme drive. HWinfo was used to check the temperature of the controller. The thermal pad has been cut in half to ensure it only touches the controller and drum. There was no thermal pad on the NAND chips. Conclusion: I prefer the Jeyi Q150 Digifast for my use case. The controller stayed cooler in all tests. Digifast looks better in…

The Digifast Radiator paper box looks like a first aid kit but is environmentally friendly. In the box are:. Red aluminum radiator. Black back. 8 screws and 1 screwdriver (2 extra screws). 2 x 0.75mm thermal pads. The heatsink and cover are well made and true to size with excellent finishes. Unlike most other heatsinks that require 2 thermal pads, this Digifast uses ONLY 1 fin spacing between the heatsink and the chip side of the M.2 SSD. a gap that allows air to circulate between that side and

Modern electronics can get very hot. Nothing new. But is it worth it? After more than 50 years of working with electronics and about 80% of them with computers, my answer to this question is "NO". The hot work of the electronics wears out the components. Expensive components may not fail first, but nearly EVERY failure in a system with billions of components will likely cause your system to fail. When it comes to storage devices, you have to be doubly careful. If the data you store is important