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EK Ekwb EK-M.2 NVMe Aluminum SSD M.2 2280 Heat Sink

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Radiateur Ekwb EK-M.2 pour SSD M.2 2280 (Noir)

Brand: EK


Cooler Heatsink Material: Either Copper or Aluminum


Product Dimensions: 3.94"L x 3.94"W x 0.79"H


Cooler Heatsink Compatibility: Aluminum


Item Weight: 0.01 Kilograms


Brand: ‎EK


Cooler Heatsink Material: ‎Either Copper or Aluminum


Product Dimensions: ‎3.94"L x 3.94"W x 0.79"H


Cooler Heatsink Compatibility: ‎Aluminum


Item Weight: ‎0.01 Kilograms


Mounting Type: ‎Chassis Mount


Manufacturer: ‎EK Water Blocks


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎37


Series: ‎EK-M.2 NVMe


Item model number: ‎7


Item Weight: ‎0.352 ounces


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎3.94 x 3.94 x 0.79 inches


Color: ‎Black


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎July 7, 2017


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  • Nice little heats sink that looks great and works decently
Got this for my two Samsung 960 pro drives, and they work ok. To get the hardcore best performance, you'd need to remove the stickers that cover the memory modules on the stick, but I don't want to do that just in case I want to sell the drives in the future. I don't think a 1mm sticker is going to make much of a difference though. EK always makes high quality stuff, and this isn't different. They come with two aluminum pieces, a couple thermal pads, and 2 clip brackets. It can be a bitch to get them on by it once you do it's completely solid and won't move at all. Just cut the thermal pads to length, sandwich the aluminum pieces, and then proceed to squeeze as hard as you can to get the damn clips on lol. It can be a little difficult. I have my two nvme drives mounted in my Asus Rampage VI Extreme in a little M.2 dimm stick that sits right in between the ram and the 24 pin power cable on the upper right side of the board. It's a great way to mount m.2 drives so they aren't sticking straight up. I was worried that these would make the drives too thick to fit, but they just BARELY fit on both sides. The Rampage VI Extreme has 3 m.2 mounting spots, the two in the dimm stick, and one underneath the plastic body horizontal inbetween the pcie slots. I haven't checked to see if it would fit under that, but with the amount of height this adds, I'd be surprised if it fits. I will try, and edit my review if it does. Performance wise, if you're adding heats sinks to your nvme modules you're probably a little ocd and psycho on your computer builds lol, you totally don't need these, they're just fancy bling, but it does reduce temps by a decent little margin. I notice about a 6 degree drop in temps when really stressing the drives in synthetic benchmarks. You probably wouldn't ever have this happen or stress the drives this much in regular usage and I didn't want to stress them too hard with pointless heavy read/write tests that will reduce the life of the drive unnecessarily, but hey it did drop the Temps, & that's all I was looking for. Plus, it makes them look bad ass, which really is the most important thing...right? Cheap enough to be cool (literally and figuratively) if you care about temps THAT much, and make the drives look really cool if you can see them in your case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2018 by Am@zon deleted my reviews

  • Win-Win. Great looks, cooler temps. What more could you ask for?
Okay, so it won't make your M.2 drive faster or have more space. Those are really the only things more you could ask for. BUT, this little heatsink is pretty cool - haha get it?! Really though. It looks very nice inside the case and keeps my M.2 Samsung 950 Pro about 10-12 degrees cooler on average. I wasn't exactly super worried about the temps in the mid-high 40s, but temps in the mid 30s is better :) Installation was easy enough. Power down, remove M.2 drive, cut the thermal pads to length, add thermal pad and backplate, thermal pad and heatsink, clamp together, re-install drive and boot up. I will say the clamps were very tight. Just make sure you don't manhandle the heatsink while trying to get the clamps on to the point you break your drive in half. Eventually got them on, and clearly didn't break my drive or I wouldn't be typing this right now cause it's my boot/OS drive. Note, on my motherboard - Asus ROG Maximus VIII Gene, I had to move the GPU to the x8 slot to be able to see the drive/heatsink. That said, my GPU performance is exactly the same and has not suffered by not using the x16 slot. I didn't check to see whether it would still fit in the x16 slot over the drive w/heatsink - because I like how it looks! Most other motherboards won't have this issue, but as this is an mATX in a pretty small case, I ran with it. Works great, looks great. TIP: don't install the backplate all the way to the far end (where the screw goes) or you'll have a hard time reinstalling the drive. The backplate has a cutout to go around the motherboard standoff, but you need to give it an extra couple millimeters for easiest re-installation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2017 by leftcoastfunk leftcoastfunk

  • Beware of non-uniform M.2 drive thickness
Well built and looks very good. Inexpensive, and a really good investment for you expensive M.2 drive. The only reason I took off a star was because of installation. It's a pain to snap the clips on. This kit comes with a 0.5mm and 1.0mm thermal pad. If you follow the instructions it says to put the 0.5 on the back side of your M.2 drive and the 1.0mm on the top. In this config, I could not get the clips on my 960 EVO 1TB, but even worse, if I did, there would have been an air gap on part of the top half of the drive. This is because the top side of this drive is not of uniform thickness. So what I did was put 0.5mm all along the back, 0.5mm across the thicker half of the top (where the actual memory chips are) and 1.0mm across the other half of the top. This made it much easier to install the clips, and ensured that I had even contact with no air gaps across the entirety of the drive. Thankfully, they provide enough thermal material for whatever configuration you need. I still haven't tested temperatures, but I will update with that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2017 by Anne

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