Hi all
I bought the Hikvision E2000 512GB M.2 PCI-e Gen 3 x 4 NVMe 3D NAND SSD just over 5 months ago and it works very well.
It came with a heatsink that worked well. Dropped the temperature of the drive by more than 10 degrees C.
I then stumbled upon the Cryorig Frostbit and I just couldn’t resist! It just looks cool!
Here is the problem: As soon as I fit the Cryorig, the drive stops working. I can’t see it in the BIOS or in Windows, or any other way I could come up with. If I remove the heat sink and just plug the the drive in, it works! I am stumped… Obviously I don’t have the old heat sink (did not cause the same problem) anymore. I mean, why keep it if you have something cooler!
I have the Gigabyte Auros Gaming 5 Z270 Mobo with the latest BIOS version. Not sure if adding other system info would make a difference.
Hope someone can shed some light on this peculiarity.
Thanks!
Jannie
I bought the Hikvision E2000 512GB M.2 PCI-e Gen 3 x 4 NVMe 3D NAND SSD just over 5 months ago and it works very well.
It came with a heatsink that worked well. Dropped the temperature of the drive by more than 10 degrees C.
I then stumbled upon the Cryorig Frostbit and I just couldn’t resist! It just looks cool!
Here is the problem: As soon as I fit the Cryorig, the drive stops working. I can’t see it in the BIOS or in Windows, or any other way I could come up with. If I remove the heat sink and just plug the the drive in, it works! I am stumped… Obviously I don’t have the old heat sink (did not cause the same problem) anymore. I mean, why keep it if you have something cooler!
I have the Gigabyte Auros Gaming 5 Z270 Mobo with the latest BIOS version. Not sure if adding other system info would make a difference.
Hope someone can shed some light on this peculiarity.
Thanks!
Jannie