Ineo M.2 2280 SSD Rocket Heatsink with Internal Cooling Fan [M3] Review

I had three things I was skeptical about about this product: 1) Build quality 2) Proper installation in PC* 3) Great improvement in cooling (for Samsung 970 EVO) Plus 1TB) It was good in all respects and exceeded the promises in terms of cooling performance. Build Quality: The heat pipes are visible and look like real heat pipes, not fake. I did not see any flaws in the finish or installation of the components of the fully assembled product. my sound card if I hadn't moved it to a PCIe 2 slot…

I use a fan but due to the way it is placed under my GPU I have disabled it now. You really don't need to cool the m.2 down to its lowest temperatures to get the best performance. And to be honest, the controller is the main component you want to keep as cool as possible. He, IMHO, is overloaded for the task of cooling your m.2. So he's doing a great job. If your m.2 was slow before, this won't happen again after installing this behemoth. Now there is a caveat. You need a longer screw to fix…

I wouldn't say the airflow in my MSI Sekira 500x case is amazing, but it's good enough for cooling. Most of my temperatures are pretty low around 40 degrees at idle (even my Ryzen 3900x). I have 360mm fans on top, 2x200mm fans on the front and 140mm on the back. I have used standard passive heatsinks on MSI x570 Meg Ace mobo for Sabrent Rocket 4.0 500GB and 1TB drives. 500GB was fine, the passive heatsink maxed out at around 49C at times, but it only works with my OS and that's it. However, the

Bought this cooler for a Samsung 980 Pro 500GB which in my case reached 77 degrees Celsius under load. I bought Thermal Grizzly thermal pads (each 1mm high) separately as manufacturers usually cut costs and use crappy cheap thermal pads that come with heatsinks. Together, the Thermal Grizzly pads and this heatsink resulted in a temperature drop of 33 degrees, from 77 under load to 44 under load. The heatsink is "tall", but fortunately the m.2 socket is right above the graphics card (at least on

TLDR: On the first test my 970 EVO 1TB dropped from 86°C max to 66°C and from 65°C to 55 on average °C (78F Ambient) 5 stars for performance, worth the money if you have a hot SSD. I was hesitant to put this steampunk device on my minimalist car, but I'm glad I read the reviews and bought it. During installation I noticed that the copper tubing and aluminum block doesn't fully cover the 970 EVO's controller (see image), but it seems to work well enough for a 20 degree difference. I set the fan…

Completely eliminates thermal throttling and lowers the max temperature to 40-45C when writing at full disk speed at 3GB/s and I have the same results when encrypting disks. These are 2TB Sabrent TLC drives, and they ran at the previously advertised maximum temperature during encryption and other long, high-speed transfers, with a base temperature of 32-33C inside the case. For anyone wondering, the other Ineo -Model runs almost fine too. If you don't encrypt drives or do a lot of large file…