News Cheap exotic AliXpress SSD coolers tested, some to destruction — fake heatpipes and sketchy 'graphene' deliver subpar results

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forgive my previous quote, i reread the review. some parts of the review, especially the conclusion is confusing, so i partially blame that for my mistake, although it is my bad for not full reading the article.

Also while I blame poor chinese to english translation and exaggerated marketing, the graphene+copper "heatsinks" do work for a specific target market, notebooks up to gen 4 ssds with their limited space. While it does not prevent thermal throttling, it does allow the ssd to run faster for longer compared to without. I have a few of these in various laptops and I can confirm they do their job just fine.

Note that these coolers came out before gen 5 ssds therefore not being able to cool a gen 5 ssd is understandable.
 
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sketchy graphene? When did he say that?

I watched his video and he doesnt say sketchy graphene he says its impossible to tell if its graphene, graphite, or w/e with normal microscopes and he will have a future vid using an electron microscope on one.

only thing he said was its carbon just he can't say exactly what form of carbon(due to limitations above)
 
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deepcool and thermalright coolers are everywhere on ali express i pay with pay pal and never had an issue but by default there is bound to be rubbish products there to
 
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