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SABRENT Rocket SB-HTSK M2 NVMe SSD cooler with Copper Heatpipes w/code @ Store4PC-UK / FBA

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SABRENT Rocket SB-HTSK M2 NVMe SSD cooler with Copper Heatpipes w/code @ Store4PC-UK / FBA

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Redeem code QKWDOY2N to get the price. Has heatpipes unlike some other cheaper heatsinks which help cooling. Will fit in a PS5 but the cover cannot be used as shown
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Key Features

THE NEW COLOSSUS: This heatsink really stands out no doubt quite the conversation piece for your new build, but it also has the height to help the heat pipes do their thing.
PIPE AWAY THE HEAT: The heatsink contains three copper heat pipes designed to quickly draw excess heat away from your drive. A cool drive means no throttling, ensuring consistent performance.
STYLISH, RUGGED, AND EFFECTIVE: The top of the heatsink is shaped to increase surface area, helping your case’s airflow to work naturally. The heatsink itself is made of aluminum for resilience and a stylish look.
THE BE-ALL AND END-ALL: Our heatsink is compatible with both single and double sided M.2 2280 SSDs. The SABRENT M.2 2280 SSD Rocket Heatsink is the ultimate solution for your SSD heat management needs!
EASIER THAN IT LOOKS: While intimidating, this heatsink is easy to install. Everything needed is included you just need to make the magic happen.

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Review

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Installation and Testing Sabrent M.2 2280 SSD Rocket Heatsink (SB-HTSK)

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15th May
Very good heating but check it fits in your motherboard. It won't fit in all
15th May
Before the usual comments about how ridiculous it seems to have a heatsink on an SSD.. Yes, they do get that hot, 90+C sometimes, and they throttle. Just have to transfer more than a few gigs to hit the thermal limit on same of the faster drives.
16th May
Yeah, but also no. My PCIe 4.0 Samsung PRO drives transfer at 1 GB/s, so transferring for a "few minutes" requires me to be moving more than 180 GB of data. It's very unusual for people to transfer such large amounts of data in one batch. I do have heatsinks, but much less chunky ones than these are honestly fine. (edited)
16th May
Thanks op, ordered for ps5
16th May
Make sure it fits!