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Server Grade Ultra Thin Blue Heatsink 32mm x 22mm x 3mm

SKU: TD056  |  Brand / Compatible with: MODDIY
$1.99
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Server Grade Ultra-Thin Blue Heatsink (32mm x 22mm x 3mm)

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  1. 04 Oct 2024

    Tony C

    love all the customized ideas that can be use and pricing is very good also

    "love all the customized ideas that can be use and pricing is very good also"

  2. 04 Oct 2024

    Miles

    Great!

    "Great!"

  3. 04 Oct 2024

    Jeff

    Want to try some peoducts. Ptm7950 being one

    "Want to try some peoducts. Ptm7950 being one"

  4. 03 Oct 2024

    Andy

    I like that everything were very detail as to what cable is what.

    "I like that everything were very detail as to what cable is what."

  5. 01 Oct 2024

    Brian F

    My team was able to talk to a human to confirm the...

    "My team was able to talk to a human to confirm the right custom wiring, that's excellent serivce!"

  6. 01 Oct 2024

    Razvan P

    Fast, loved the international shipping offer

    "Fast, loved the international shipping offer"

  7. 01 Oct 2024

    Michael H

    My part was perfect for the connection I needed.

    "My part was perfect for the connection I needed."

  8. 01 Oct 2024

    Frank

    Goog

    "Goog"

  9. 30 Sep 2024

    Sergio

    Cool

    "Cool"

  10. 30 Sep 2024

    Anonymous Customer

    Great!

    "Great!"

  1. 2016-09-03

    Other Horses

    great for M.2 SSD

    "I've been outfitting Samsung 950 Pro M.2 solid-state drives as follows:
    One 32x22x3mm heatsink (SKU SGHS-32B) on the VNAND chips (at the "screw" end of the SSD) and one 38x30x6mm heatsink (SKU GS-UT-38306) on the control chips (near the "connector" end of the SSD, where most of the heat is), both affixed directly to the chips (peeled off the Samsung sticker) using 0.25mm thermal tape (SKU 8810).
    No more thermal throttling! Even with a huge, hot video card heatsink blocking the airflow, the drives complete stress-test benchmarks at full speed, where they used to slow down after only a few seconds."