News M.2 SSD cooler displays your SSD's performance and vitals in real time — Thermalright HR-10 2280 Pro Digital features an ARGB display for colorful...

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Thermalright has launched the company's new HR-10 2280 Pro Digital M.2 SSD cooler in both white and black colors.

M.2 SSD cooler displays your SSD's performance and vitals in real time — Thermalright HR-10 2280 Pro Digital features an ARGB display for colorful... : Read more

 

[Dementoss]

An SSD cooler with a 3cm fan whining away at 6,500rpm? No!

 

[dimar]

I wonder if the fan is set to 100 rpm, would it provide a good enough cooling effect?

 

[nitrium]

How many people hammer their SSDs often enough to warrant an active cooler? These products seem insanely niche usage to me at the consumer level, so much so that I almost can't imagine it would be profitable to produce. Server farms of course do hammer their SSDs where active cooling is required, but they won't be using anything like this to cool them.

 

[Makaveli]

interesting idea but way too bulky and probably loud.

How many people hammer their SSDs often enough to warrant an active cooler? These products seem insanely niche usage to me at the consumer level, so much so that I almost can't imagine it would be profitable to produce. Server farms of course do hammer their SSDs where active cooling is required, but they won't be using anything like this to cool them.

It will sell to the more money than brains crowd or the type of people that think faster sequential reads and writes will speed up game loading times.

 

[Amdlova]

Optane optaneeeeeee. Gaming in enterprise ssd are ludicrous. But don't have enough clock on my cpu to keeping pushing the ssd lol

 

[nrdwka]

One day there will be choose extreme performense OR normal performance and highpower efficient SSD.

But i start to loose hope

 

[Amdlova]

@nrdwka sk hynix ssd = power efficiency and speedy at same time. Not cheap...

 

[Albert.Thomas]

An SSD cooler with a 3cm fan whining away at 6,500rpm? No!

These smaller fans tend to be less loud than the RPM measurement would suggest.