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I slapped this "heatsink" onto an SSD, peeled off the original sticker, stuck the Honeywell onto the controller, and put the original thermal interface onto the memory chips. Temps dropped by 5°C to 15°C and don't jump around as much under load — it heats up more slowly now. Overall, I'm happy. Had to use this kind of "heatsink" because of limited space (the M.2 slot is on the back of the motherboard).
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Packaging is superb. The plates are copper. I installed them on thermal paste, pressed them down, and soldered the sides with solder. Under load, the temperature dropped by 26 degrees!!!! I didn't expect that.
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Crooked radiator. Don't buy this piece of junk!
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Pros:
Works.
Cons:
Write the thickness of the thermal pads, sitting there with a magnifying glass trying to figure out which one goes where — took way too long.
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Temperature under load dropped by 10 degrees, plus it cools down faster after peak loads. Happy with it.
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Overall, if you don't have room for a normal heatsink, this thing works, but there are a lot of caveats. 1. If there's not much space below the SSD, it won't fit. 2. It's not suitable for installing the SSD underneath (and yeah, this might just be my problem, but it's still useful to know). When I installed the heatsink on the bottom, I realized there was no room left and it was longer than the mounting space (the front hits the contacts, the back hits the bracket). 3. The heatsinks have a slight curve, I had to straighten them out. 4. The thermal pads are absolutely useless. You can see in the photo that they have a mesh backing, so there's no way you're getting any decent thermal conductivity. 5. The mounting uses rubber bands, and yeah, I didn't even consider that option because it's easier to just apply liquid thermal pad than mess around with them.
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Simplicity of application and price
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good that the plates are copper with aluminum the temperature was 47 and with copper 37 in my opinion a big difference grateful.
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Great kit: real copper, thermal pads, rubber bands. Everything you need to quickly whip up a solid thermal interface. Works well, temps don't jump around like before. The drives actually run cooler now, a few degrees down. Excellent kit, would recommend, works effectively.
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Great kit: real copper, thermal pads, rubber bands. Everything you need to quickly whip up a solid thermal interface. Works well, temps don't jump around like before. The drives actually run cooler now, a few degrees down. Excellent kit, would recommend, works effectively.
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Good, quality copper plates, 3 pieces of different thicknesses, packaging is almost premium)) Thermal pads also come in different thicknesses
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Thermal pads are so-so, not too bad, but not too good either
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Standby temperature 40°, half an hour of watching video 60°. Complete garbage. Don't recommend buying it, money down the drain.
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Thank you.
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The product generally met my expectations, the only thing I did was install different (good) thermal pads — I got 0.3mm and 0.7mm ones with good thermal conductivity, plus thin silicone bands, because with the stock bands the laptop lid wouldn't close anymore. Looks like copper, and the temperature noticeably dropped by more than 10° — just don't forget that the pads that come with the heatsink go straight in the trash, and you buy new good ones. Thanks to the seller 🤝
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Pros:
Quality
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No complaints
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Everything's great, top-notch! Thanks to the seller, I recommend!
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Thank you. Everything matches the description, individual branded packaging, full set inside as described.
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I recommend the seller.
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It fit into the laptop without any issues
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SSD temperature in the laptop stays around 29-32 degrees.
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Everything as stated, cold copper )) Will work for upgrading a cooling system, I want to use it for a laptop
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They do their job well
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It helped a little
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all
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excellent radiator
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Radiators work great. Thanks to the seller!
