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GLOTRENDS M.2 Heatsink Kits, a 0.12inch(3mm) thick M.2 Cooling Fin for 2280 M.2 PCIe NVMe SSDs. Universal fit for 2280 M.2 SSD a fit for M.2 PCIe NVMe 3.0 SSD, Western Digital, WD_BLACK SN750 SE, WD Blue SN550, WD Green SN350 it can also be used with for M.2 PCIe NVMe 4.0 SSDs. I purchased this to go on a newly bought WD Black SN750 SE NVME M.2 1TB SSD PCIe 4.0 device. This size Cooling Effect is 5°C- 20°C with an aluminum Body Groove Design. The heat dissipation area, with 5°C- 20°C cooling effect (Varies depending on the environment temps used in). The Item Size: 2.76 x 0.87 x 0.12in, has a Net Weight: 0.28oz. It comes with thermal Pads, you have to tear off the transparent protective film of the thermal pad, otherwise there will be no thermal conductivity. The aging time of this material is stated as 1-3 years, but repeated use will accelerate the aging. Best to put it where you want it and leave it. It is a little soft, and a little elastic, but no elasticity, if you pull hard it will break. Size: 2.64x0.79x0.04 inch. The Package contained the M.2 Heatsink, Thermal Pad, 2 x Metal Clips, 2 x Rubber Bands and a Cleaning towel. I used the towel to clean the heat sink and NVME SSD surfaces that the thermal pad would be attached to. I removed the the protective plastic covering from the thermal pad and applied it. After mating the components together, I used the rubber bands to hold everything in place. I elected to use these versus the metal clips for my installation.

Easy Install Looks Nice

- It drains fluids without any leaks - Thick O-ring (some use cheap thin ones) - Made in Taiwan, not China - Overall quality for the price is awesome

works as intended

Many great mounting options. Magnetic back, screw holes pre drilled and tapped, "feet" than can be used for mounting. Works great. Great power adaptor.

Benchmark shows a measurable impact on performance.

- easy to install on the ssd - has a low enough profile to fit in my laptop - cools very effectively

My existing (and brand new) drive has a built-in "heatsink" that is just a flat piece of metal glued onto the chips without even a thermal pad (this came with a pre-built desktop), and the thing spends most of its time at around 75C even when nothing other than the OS is running on it, which according to google is a disaster. I just got this heatsink today and installation is very easy. Now the drive is mostly around 56C, and just 61C even under when I'm playing a game.

Keeps my Predator GM7000 M.2 cool