NVME M.2 Heatsink SSD Heatsink: Graphite Covered Pure Copper Heatsink Thermal Pad for 2280 NGFF M.2 SSD Laptop PS5 (70x20x2mm)

Before I installed this i noticed that my ssd was thermal throttling. It was reaching 65° and the speeds were slowing way down during intense read and writes. I bought this and it works insanely well. Neither flof my drives have gotten above 54° with this. And I haven't experienced any throttling even when running read and write benchmarks. 10/10 would recommend. It was very easy to install and only took like 5 minutes for both. They are also very then and my laptop can still close completely fine.

Had an older mobo with the nvme slot that was behind the pcie x16 slot and thus under the GPU card. This ultra low profile heatsink allowed my ssd to fit underneath the GPU and provided the necessary cooling. Installation can be a bit nerve wracking due to the tight rubber o-rings, but it went well in the end. Over the course of a year I have discovered some oily runoff from either the rubber o-ring or the thermal pad, but it's not effected performance and seems inert, so I'm unbothered by it.

Installed on the NVME in the PS5, so far so good. Came with the bands which are fairly hard to put on but held up. Hopefully they resist the constant heat on the inside

Brought my SSD temps from 101C to 81C, was very happy. I previously had SSDs without any cooling, attached this quickly, and it worked super well. These temps were from me stress-testing the SSDs with max speeds. This cooling solution also brough my idle temps down by about 7c as well, so it seems like they're working super well. Price wise it's great, but I do wonder how well the rubber bands that they gave me will hold after a few months of heat cycles.

This is well made and works as one would expect, but I have no idea why the o-rings are super fragile. I don't even use a hot running m.2 with this heat stink. I ended up using the two straps to hold it on, which I should done in the first place.

Needed a little extra cooling on a mini pc. Have a 4tb west didgital nvme and it fit right on with the provided mastic tape.

Pretty simple setup but keeps Nvme temps down.

Cooled my ssd by 20 degrees Celsius. Worked great

ASUS strix laptop go BRRR now, I added these heatsinks and an additional SAS to laptop and they preform well with the assistance of these heatsinks!

I bought one to place on an NVMe stick for a Raspberry Pi, thinking that this should be enough (or much better than nothing). While it may absorb heat, it doees little to dissipate it and even the narrow, shallow cutouts on the top work very poorly for convection cooling (even with a fan). There should be wider gaps, narrower fins, and more rows. This is just a chunk of bolt-on metal that does nothing but get hot, and cool poorly. Cheap ROUND ruber bands all broke only days after installation. Thermal tape is low quality - thinner is better. After trying it I wish I could think of a use for it, and maybe heatsink is a good description, but 'radiating cooler' is not.

This thing dropped my temps by probably 3-5c, which might not sound like a lot, but when running a drive that runs hot, it's super helpful. Better than paying 50-60 more for a drive that has a heatsink attached.

It took some googling to figure out what the o-rings were for.

Of the three elastics supplied, two broke after barely a month's use. Not worth it IMHO.