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  1. Abdmin01

    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    Ok, so the sweet spot for the temperature is between 50 to 70 C is what you meant right. Then maybe i just use the mobo provided heatsink and see if the temperature go between those range.
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    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    then maybe i just use with the mobo heatsink
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    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    so you mean i shouldn't use any heatsink at all?
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    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FL-BS4XGIEp0g5ncLK-mdgC4Vq0QW1By/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FOONjMvrvIuvOfhBMVQJt-NItAMFu5_v/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FIJURXxpsrEJcagQFA8Iw2D-4ox3GBoK/view?usp=sharing...
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    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    If you're talking about the ssd dimension it is 80 x 22 x 3.5 mm and the form factor is M.2 2280. As for the material i'm not sure but i just assume they made of metal.
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    [SOLVED] Should i use m.2 ssd's provided heatsink or motherboard's provided heatsink?

    I'm new to m.2 nvme ssd and i just bought adata ssd SX8200 Pro 2TB which included it's own heatsink and my motherboard is Z390 aorus pro wifi which also included it's own heatsink that they call thermal guard. There is not many info about each of these included heatsink. So which one is better...