NVMe Heatsinks for M.2 2280mm SSD Double-sided cooling design（purple）

It fits the SSD card like a glove! So far it's keeping it cool!

Very simple to use and comes with everything you need, minus the m.2 screw.If you have chips on both sides, don't try to install pads on both sides, won't fit, only the side with the controller needs a pad, the odd chip that doesn't match the others.Gen 4 does get toasty, had this installed in an open usb enclosure during migration so I could feel it get hot, its definitely necessary on pro drives.

I noticed that the transfer speeds on my T-Group MP33 SSD were less than 100MB/s. Should be much faster. The drive is located under the graphics card which limits air flow, as well as, dumps heat onto the SSD. At idle temps would hit 55C and under sustained load over 70C. After installing the heatsink I saw massive drops in temps. Better than I expected. Idle temsp are around 50C and load Maxes out around 60C. Excellent heatsink for my needs.

I was skeptical about how well a M.2 Heatsink like this would work? If at all? So while waiting for it to arrive, I set up a High Load Read/Write scenario to get some Baseline temperatures. The scenario was encoding a 720P MPEG to h.264 while watching a Vid and copying a 16gb file. Not exactly a Real World scenario, but the Highest possible load I could think of.Without Heatsink: At No Load Idle 72F | During High Load Scenario 127FWith Heatsink: At No Load Idle 72F | During High Load Scenario 102FWow… That’s a 25 Degree Drop in Temperature. And the Purple anodize just looks Cool.Installation was simple and took about 10 Minutes. The only thing I would suggest is to do a dry run putting everything together before you peel off the protective film from the tape. That way you get a feel for what putting the Heatsink together is going to be like. And that it is going to work and fit in your computer.For 14 Bucks and 10 Minutes of Time to get a Temperature Drop like this, I would Recommend this M.2 Heatsink.

BETTER Color Variation Would be great

My PC doesn't get any hotter after installing the new SSD, so I guess this is working fine. It's pretty and purple, though I can't see it cuz it's hidden beneath my giant GPU.

PS5 SSD Heatsink upgrade just updated heatsink. Looks better then the one that came with SSD. The build and quality is GREAT and the green and purple are AMAZING together.

This was a well thought out design. I do not like the cheaper clip on designs that use clips to hold the heat sink in place as that opens up the possibility of shorting out the circuit board. This layout cradles the drive and it fits very snug, good contact between the silicon pads and heat sinks. Keeps my drive nice and cool!

Muy buen producto, lo use para mi PS5 con una tarjeta SSD WD_black y me ha funcionado perfectamente, fácil de instalar y queda perfecto.