News Frore System Unveils World's First 64TB SSD 3.5-inch Storage Enclosure With Solid-State Cooling

[Admin]

Frore Systems has unveiled the world's first storage enclosure powered by its solid-state AirJet Mini coolers. With the cooling capabilities of the AirJet coolers, the enclosure has access to 40W of cooling capability in a form factor no larger than a standard 3.5-inch hard drive.

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[thestryker]

I'm happy to see this tech popping up more and really hope we'll see some direct to consumer cooling products using it. STH had a bit about M.2 cooling they'd seen at the Flash Memory Conference: https://www.servethehome.com/a-new-take-on-passively-cooled-pcie-gen5-nvme-ssds-phison-frore/

 

[gg83]

I love it! No more of those stupid 8inch tower coolers for m.2 ssd's! Just slap some rgb on these beauties and I'll be happy. I wonder if the tech can in theory handle the insane power from gpu or cpus.

 

[thestryker]

I love it! No more of those stupid 8inch tower coolers for m.2 ssd's! Just slap some rgb on these beauties and I'll be happy. I wonder if the tech can in theory handle the insane power from gpu or cpus.

These are the current model specs:
AirJet Mini removes 5.25 Watts of heat at a silent 21 dBA noise level, while only consuming a maximum of 1 Watt of power.

AirJet Pro removes 10.5 Watts of heat at a silent 24 dBA noise level, while only consuming a maximum of 1.75 Watts of power.

They're definitely good enough to do lower power laptop chips already (they use multiple hooked up to a single heatpipe/heatsink), and Zotac has shown a mini pc design using one. They're a long way away from being able to cool anything desktop class, but it will be interesting to see how far the tech will scale.