HS-1110 SSD Heatsink Cooler for PCIe NVMe M.2 2280 SSD for Workstation Server Rugged Computer IPC Industrial Computer Gaming PC Use (Red)
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Color: Red
Features
- - Double Sided and Maximize Surface Cooling Design: With double sided and maximize surface cooling design, HS-1110 has up to 77F(25C) cooling effect, or even more with sufficient air flow. Keep your SSD running at peak performance.
- - Fixed Base Design: HS-1110 has patent fixed base design to stabilize the SSD, compatible with uneven surface and avoid SSD deformation.
- - Exquisite Workmanship: Aluminum alloy, anodic oxidation and surface sandblasting treatment. All with fine workmanship and good heat dissipation materials.
- - Universally Fit: Compatible with almost all kinds of single side or double sides M.2 2280 SSD (M.2 SSD: 22 x 80mm). Its design ensures HS-1110 can be easily combined with almost any requirement of the user.(L x W x H: 70 x 24 x 19.6 mm)
Description
Form Factor: For M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe /SATA Material: Aluminum / SECC Dimension(LWH): 702419.6mm Cooling Effect: Up to 77∘F(25∘C) Package Contents Heatsink1 Fixed Base1 Screws4 Thermal Pads2 Rubber Pads4 Screwdriver1 Manual1
Brand: archgon
Cooler Heatsink Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions: 2.76"L x 0.94"W x 0.77"H
Cooler Heatsink Compatibility: M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe /SATA SSD
Item Weight: 0.5 Kilograms
Brand: archgon
Cooler Heatsink Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions: 2.76"L x 0.94"W x 0.77"H
Cooler Heatsink Compatibility: M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe /SATA SSD
Item Weight: 0.5 Kilograms
Mounting Type: Chassis Mount
Manufacturer: archgon
Hardware Platform: pc
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.76 x 0.94 x 0.97 inches
Color: Red
Date First Available: October 1, 2019
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Fantastic M.2 heatsink. Big enough fins to actually have significant heat flow. The mechanical design is wonderful, provides good compression of the the thermal pads, which is necessary for good heat flow, while preventing the screws from being too tight and possibly damaging the board. Even has good documentation and pictures, although I did need a magnifying glass to read the very tiny font. The supplied screwdriver is fine for the included screws, but does not work for the M.2 mounting screw. All in all a big winner!
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installed on an aorus 570, which frustratingly only comes with one heatshield despite there being two m.2 slots, and they aren't available aftermarket from what I could find, and obviously a lot of junk on here is copy/pastad from you-know-where with zero accountability, so I was trying to find a heat sink / heat shield that actually seemed like it would work. so, this thing is at least 3-4mm too tall for the second m.2 slot, however to my amazement it fits perfectly on the first m.2 slot. what this means is, I installed it on the first m.2 instead of the second one, and put the shield on the second one that came with the board. fit like a glove. the thermal tape seems like it's 1-2mm too long for your typical 3.5 inch m.2, and even the sink itself. it does come with two pads though in case you need to thermal both sides instead of using the little rubbery authentic 3m feets it comes with. The problem is with the way the chassis is designed, the thermal tape needs to be on the chip first before it slides in, or the chassis top-half gets in the way. So you're stuck scooting it around carefully. just give yourself enough mm on the standoff side so that it can set flat on the standoff to screw in. You don't need as many mm on the insert side. Then hopefully you don't have to slide it around mushing up your thermal tape as much. I hope this's making sense. Anyway it seems well built and well designed. but you have to seat it just right and not goop up your thermal tape at all, at least you get two, and if it's a single-sided m.2 you get two chances. so I appreciate it. step 0, make sure you have headspace for the height of the heat sink, swap slots if you have to if one has more space than the other based on your videocard/cpu fan/whatever step 1, put the feets on the bottom if it isn't a two-sided chip. step 2. put the bottom half of the chassis on. give yourself enough headspace for the standoff. step 3. apply the thermal tape on top, and do your best. it isn't going to be perfect. step 4. attach the top half of the chassis, and hope it fits, then gently screw it down.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022 by Daniel Daniel
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I have two Dell XPS 8950 systems. Both have the exact same hardware, which includes second Crucial 2TB NVMe I installed after purchase. Both systems have been sitting for an hour doing nothing but running. The system with no heatsinks currently has the Dell NVMe at 33C and the Crucial at 21C. The system with these heatsinks currently has the Dell NVMe at 26C and the Crucial at 18C. I have a similar system that installed the cheap 6mm tall heatsinks on, the kind sold under 100 different brands here. It barely shows any affect from the heatsink. Going to buy 4 more of these for those two systems. Very easy to install. Just make sure you have enough of the NVMe sticking out the back so you can screw it down, and still plug it into the NVMe interface.
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