No it does not.the heatsink from the NVME SSD for CPU cooler compatibility and space reasons, inevitably lead to the NVME overheating? I have an open case btw.
Thanks. Why do manufacturers include heatsink for the m.2 then?No it does not.
I have 2x NVMe drive, one with heatsink, one without.
Neither have ever risen to 'overheating' levels.
Because people think they need them.Thanks. Why do manufacturers include heatsink for the m.2 then?
I agree. Always thought it weird, and much marketing BS.Because people think they need them.
Why? Because they've been told that they need them.
One more thing. Since I removed the m.2 heatsink, do I need the thermal pad that came with it? Some say it does reduce heat. Should I apply it? Or without the heatsink, it's not a good idea?Because people think they need them.
Why? Because they've been told that they need them.
What are the actual reported temps of the device?One more thing. Since I removed the m.2 heatsink, do I need the thermal pad that came with it? Some say it does reduce heat. Should I apply it? Or without the heatsink, it's not a good idea?
No clue. Haven't built the system yet.What are the actual reported temps of the device?