My “MyDigitalSSD BPX M.2 PCI Express 3.0 x4 (PCIe 480GB” drive runs very, very, very h-o-t.
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Is there a heatsink that I can attach to the SSD M.2 PCI express device? Is there another option?
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My desktop has an ASUS Prime Z270-K mobo with an I5-2700K (no overclocking) and a NVIDIA GeForce 1060 6gb card.
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The SSD card sits on the mobo between the CPU and the graphics card.
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There is a case fan at the back evacuating the output of the Cryorig H5 Ultimate CR-H5B Heatsink with two XF140 Fans (push & pull).
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There is a large case fan in the side panel blowing air down onto the graphics card and the SSD card.
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On top of the case, I have another fan exhausting air.
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And I have fan at the bottom front of the case blowing air into the case.
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Thanks in advance.
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Is there a heatsink that I can attach to the SSD M.2 PCI express device? Is there another option?
= = = = =
My desktop has an ASUS Prime Z270-K mobo with an I5-2700K (no overclocking) and a NVIDIA GeForce 1060 6gb card.
- - - -
The SSD card sits on the mobo between the CPU and the graphics card.
- - - -
There is a case fan at the back evacuating the output of the Cryorig H5 Ultimate CR-H5B Heatsink with two XF140 Fans (push & pull).
- - - -
There is a large case fan in the side panel blowing air down onto the graphics card and the SSD card.
- - - -
On top of the case, I have another fan exhausting air.
- - - -
And I have fan at the bottom front of the case blowing air into the case.
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Thanks in advance.