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Vszerda

Vszerda M.2 NVMe SSD Heat Sink 2280

SKU CH-57G9-ZMEFD

Aluminium heat sink with thermal pad cools M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs effectively

  • Keeps SSD temperatures low with included thermal pad
  • Designed for M.2 2280 form factor NVMe drives
  • Heat-resistant construction protects solid-state storage
  • Simple installation as a computer accessory upgrade

Compact M.2 2280 NVMe Cooler

This Vszerda heat sink targets desktop builders who need to lower operating temperatures on a standard 2280 NVMe module. A thermal pad is included to fill the gap between controller and aluminium for improved heat transfer. The low-profile design fits tight motherboard layouts without blocking adjacent slots. Installation requires no tools beyond the supplied mounting hardware.

Suits owners of 2280 NVMe SSDs that throttle under

Not for laptops or compact boards where vertical clearance is restricted. Buyers with shorter M.2 modules cannot use the full contact area. Systems already equipped with integrated motherboard shields gain little extra benefit.

Highlights

  • Keeps SSD temperatures low with included thermal pad
  • Designed for M.2 2280 form factor NVMe drives
  • Heat-resistant construction protects solid-state storage
  • Simple installation as a computer accessory upgrade

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the included thermal pad need periodic replacement?

The thermal pad is a single-use interface; once compressed during installation it should not be removed or reused, so plan to source a fresh pad if the heatsink is ever taken off.

What thermal limit appears first during sustained heavy writes?

The drive’s own controller will throttle before the aluminium heatsink reaches its heat-resistance ceiling, so sustained performance is capped by the SSD’s internal thermal management.

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