JEYI NVME HEATSINK Merge 7 (Q180)

Enfría mas o menos bien, mantiene las temperaturas de un Samsung 990 Evo plus de 4tb bajo control en 60c o 65c aprox, lo que no me gustó para nada es que los thermal pads que trae vienen en cuadritos y no encajan con la forma del disipador, entonces para ponerlos y andarlos recortando si te tardas tu hora o mas y hay que ser muy cuidadoso, me pregunto porque no incluyen un thermal pad largo como todos los demas?.

je suis très content, j'en ai donc acheté un deuxième sur l'autre grand site de e-commerce

è arrivato senza alcun istruzione senza alcun foglio illustrativo.. non essendo pratico non ho idea di come istallarla sulla mia ps5.

I installed this replacing a smaller copper third party heatsink. I replaced the stock thermal pads with: "Gelid Solutions GP-Ultimate 15W-Thermal Pad 120x20x 0.5mm (2pcs)." and I put a piece of thermal insulating tape under the SSD holder to protect the MB: "Tesa's Most Advanced High Heat Harness Tape 51036f" The design is great. Although I believe the length and width are standard, so it will fit on the MB, it is very tall, giving a lot of cooling surface. The thin, tall fins are all perpendicular to the motherboard and parallel to the length of the SSD, with large air gaps between them. In a tower case with airflow from front to back, or back to front, the air flows through the space tween the fins for optimum cooling and smooth air flow. I don't think it would work as well with airflow across the width rather than the length. The black aluminum looks great and keeps the weight down. It looks like the engineers actually used computer models to test their designs. Not sure why the previous smaller but substantial copper heatsink did so poorly. It used much thicker thermal pads, and the short profile and lack of large gaps for airflow through the copper, rather than over it, may have been factors. Installation was easy but due to the weight of the heatsink, and the difficulty of reaching the SSD holding screw, I had to lay the tower case on its side so gravity would assist me in getting that screw in. I also had to remove the GPU from the adjacent PCIE slot. (Taichi X670E, RTX 4070S). That third party thermal pad has a high heat conductivity and its very thin, which is good, but it is also very fragile. The first time I applied it I ripped off a small piece and it was too fragile to put it back. So I cut off the end of the installed pad with an exacto knife and replaced that whole piece. With care and awareness of how fragile it is, it wasn't a problem to install nicely.

Il migliore tra quelli che ho usato fino ad ora.