Yoetaun
Yoetaun 2280 PRO M.2 SSD Fan Heatsink 30mm 3500-6000RPM
A 30 mm PWM fan spinning at 3500-6000 RPM and four 5 mm heat-pipes cool M.2 2280 SSDs during heavy workloads
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- Keeps M.2 SSD cool during heavy workloads with 3500-6000 RPM fan
- Copper heat pipes draw heat away from the drive for stable operation
- 30 mm PWM fan fits 2280 form factor without blocking adjacent slots
- Metal construction and 12 V 0.05 A power draw ensure durable, low-noise cooling
- Designed for gaming, video editing and other sustained high-throughput tasks
2280 PRO M.2 SSD Fan Heatsink
The Yoetaun 2280 PRO is a metal cooling vest with four 5 mm heat-pipes and a 30 mm PWM fan that mounts directly on a 2280 form-factor M.2 SSD. It draws 12 V DC at 0.05 A from a standard 4-pin header and spins between 3500 and 6000 RPM to move heat away from the drive controller and NAND.
Gamers, video editors
This heatsink suits builders who push M.2 SSDs hard enough to hit thermal throttling during long gaming sessions or large rendering jobs. It is not for systems that lack a 4-pin PWM fan header, for laptops or small-form-factor boards where the 90.3 mm length and 23.7 mm height exceed clearance, or for users who prefer passive cooling only.
30 mm PWM fan speed range 3500-6000 RPM
The single specification that decides fit is the fan speed range of 3500 to 6000 RPM on a 4-pin PWM interface. That range determines whether your motherboard fan curve can keep the SSD below its throttle point without exceeding your acoustic limits.
Highlights
- Keeps M.2 SSD cool during heavy workloads with 3500-6000 RPM fan
- Copper heat pipes draw heat away from the drive for stable operation
- 30 mm PWM fan fits 2280 form factor without blocking adjacent slots
- Metal construction and 12 V 0.05 A power draw ensure durable, low-noise cooling
- Designed for gaming, video editing and other sustained high-throughput tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much noise and power does the 30 mm fan draw when it runs at 3500-6000 RPM all day?
The 30 mm fan spins between 3500 and 6000 RPM and draws 12 V at 0.05 A, so heat and power stay low during continuous operation.
What connector must my motherboard already have for the 4-pin PWM fan header to work?
A standard 4-pin PWM fan header on the motherboard is required to power and control the fan.
Will the 90.3 mm by 43.8 mm heatsink clear the chipset heatsink or tall RAM on an older board?
The unit measures 90.3 x 43.8 x 23.7 mm; check your board layout for that clearance before fitting.
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