💡 Awxlumv 2Pcs Small Heatsink with Pre Thermal Conductive Tape - Efficient Cooling for PCB Device LM2596, 2577, 2587, LED IC Chips CPU GPU VGA Review

I bought these for my Roku which kept heating up and restarting. Note: All Roku overheat. Now it stays cool to stay warm and works all day with no issues. via PS they stick really well, I tried to see if I could get them from Roku but I couldn't.

I wanted this to cool the m.2 2280 SSD and it's the right size but the flimsy adhesive doesn't fit components of different thicknesses so I'm I worry that components not in contact with the heatsink could get hotter due to reduced airflow. The cooler itself looks good.

This product arrived quickly and appears to be of good quality but the only issue I had was adhesion. He keeps falling. Ordered a second time as a gift. Another shot and they did the same. They seem to stick to it well and just fall off after a few hours. You'll probably need to add extra adhesion to make them work. Not sure how well they perform in heat/heat at this point.

I bought them for different purposes and they never let me down. I have 2 in my PC on m.2 SSDs, I put 2 more in external SSD enclosures for my Xbox x series. They're working on this one because the body is aluminum and there's a thermal pad to transfer heat to the body and it got hot so I thought I'd help it out and remove the heatsink on each one and now they're a lot cooler. I put one on the front (where the connectors are) of a portable battery used to charge phones. I only did this because…

These are good all-round heat sinks that are really not expensive at all and do their job very well despite the modest packaging and appearance. They can be used for graphics cards, open motherboard VRMs, and secondly I use them, some of the prebuilt computers come without factory VRM heatsinks and they serve a purpose. The only possible minimal issue is that thermal pads on heatsinks are fairly thin and most good thermal pads are typically at least a millimeter thick. Anyway, as long as they…