Thermalright M.2 cooler

[AGTDenton]

Thermalrights HR-10 2280 PRO Digital comes in black or white. I'm surprised this isn't more expensive.
But here we are, the mad world of M.2 cooling begins. My Nvme sits beneath the GPU so I'm already out, but I do like the white one for my chassis.

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https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-compone ... l-readouts

[Saracen]

JayzTwoCents just covered this, or something very similar. The version he covered didn't have the display on top (which does seem a bit OTT to me) but the result on SSD thermals was quite surprising. I probably would've written this off as a gimmick but ....

[Rob_B]

big difference, even on that PCIE 4.0 drive never mind 5.0.
Although I certainly don't need PCIE5.0 speeds or anything close to it for my usage, I imagine 'most' people are in a similar boat. We're getting back to the good old days of slapping copper on everything e.g. what I'll refer to as the Zalman days!

[Ttaskmaster]

With such notable results, and with the added glitz of another data display in my case, I'd normally be all over this... but as above, my SSDs are all buried behind a heat spreader, which is then covered by my GPU. Seriously, who designs these smegging things??!!