🔥 EKWB EK-M.2 NVMe Heatsink in Vibrant Green — Enhance Your Cooling Performance! Review

On Patriot Hellfire 240GB got up without problems. On the reverse side, the thermal pad could not be applied to the chips - the thickness becomes too large. But on the other hand, he put it in the remaining place up to the connector, and she evened out the thickness of the rear surface so that the rear radiator bar itself would not sag. On the upper surface, a thermal pad was applied along the entire length.

I took a radiator for installation on a ssd for ps5, because. mistakenly bought a version without a heatsink. I will say one thing, in the reviews they write that it is installed very tightly, this is not so. For fasteners, there are special cavities or connectors on pieces of iron, in which everything is installed without any problems at all. I didn’t notice them right away, I tried to open the staples with pliers and tweezers, but then I saw my miscalculation)) in the end, everything came…

Installation according to instructions on my Samsung 970 Evo does not work. Even with great force, the clamps will not snap. For fear of breaking the card I decided to just use a 0.5mm spacer on either side. This made it possible to clamp two plates, but without gaskets. I tried using 1mm spacing but the configuration flexed. So I left it as is and there is a gap as you can see in the picture. You can also see scratches on the heatsink from installation. I have posted monitoring charts before…

Okay, this won't make your M.2 drive any faster or free up space. Those are really the only things one could ask for. BUT, that little heatsink is pretty cool - haha, got it?! Although really. It looks very nice inside the case and cools my M.2 Samsung 950 Pro by about 10-12 degrees on average. I wasn't too concerned about temps in the mid to high 40's, but temps in the mid 30's are better :) Installation was easy enough. Power off the device, remove the M.2 drive, cut the thermal pads to…

I bought several gaming desktops for crypto mining and they all came with Western Digital (WD) Blue 500GB -Disks NVMe shipped except for one which came with a 240GB SSD. I replaced them with either a Samsung 970 EVO NVMe or a WD Black NVMe, all 1TB. I immediately noticed that all 1TB drives ran significantly hotter, averaging 50-53C. I wouldn't worry, except after installing HD Sentinel when the NVMe drives hit 45, the color changed to yellow and then to critical red once they hit 50. Although…