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Aluminium M.2 NVME heatsink labelled Q80

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Aluminium heatsink cools NVME M.2 solid-state drives in desktop PCs

  • Aluminium heatsink cools NVME M.2 SSD
  • Thermal pad transfers heat from drive to cooler
  • Q80 model fits desktop PC M.2 slots
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

Aluminium Heatsink for M.2 NVMe SSDs

The Q80 aluminium heatsink fits M.2 solid-state drives using the NVME interface. It attaches directly to the drive to draw heat away from the controller and memory during sustained workloads. The part is supplied new and intended for desktop PC installations. It serves builders who want passive cooling without adding active fans to the system.

Passive Cooling Limits

Passive aluminium relies on case airflow to dissipate the heat it spreads from the SSD. In enclosures with restricted circulation the heatsink can only delay thermal throttling rather than prevent it indefinitely. Buyers who need guaranteed temperatures under continuous heavy write loads should verify their chassis airflow before relying on this cooler alone.

Highlights

  • Aluminium heatsink cools NVME M.2 SSD
  • Thermal pad transfers heat from drive to cooler
  • Q80 model fits desktop PC M.2 slots
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the Q80 designation mean for this heatsink?

The Q80 label identifies this specific aluminum heatsink model designed for M.2 NVMe SSDs.

How does the aluminum construction affect SSD temperatures?

The aluminum body acts as a radiator, drawing heat away from the NVMe drive to lower operating temperatures.

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