🔥 Copper Heatsink for Video Memory - Jonsnowo Review

Lowered the temperature of my NVMe SSD in my Alienware R4 17 laptop One of the sensors on the HWBOT reported a temperature of 80*s+ prior to use. Without an additional laptop cooler, the same sensor reads a maximum temperature of 72°C. I also posted a photo of the drive running with active cooling (laptop cooler) and the drive performs better (around 35 Mbit/s on average ).

Radiators did NOT come with thermal tape or glue. On the back of the packaging you can see that you have to remove the protective film first, but they are completely naked. Another review mentions that the tape was not installed but was included in the package. This wasn't true either. Very disappointing as I now have to order thermal tape. I deliberately chose this product because I had to.

These heatsinks differ from others in that the thermal pads are not pre-applied but are included separately. I've seen some pre-applied pads that looked like the person wearing them was blind, drunk and in a dark room. Double-sided thermal foil is cut exactly to the size of the radiator. Make sure the printout is facing up, but that might not matter. After removing the second layer of paper and placing the heatsinks on top of the chip, I applied light finger pressure for about 20 seconds to…