Advancing Gene NVMe M.2 Heatsinks, Double-Sided Cooling, Universal Type (2nd Gen)

Good product value for money

Does it's job flawlessly.

It will be messy if you have clumsy hands like, the solution itself is a sliding design and even for a m.2 2280 which is well within spec, you will find your upper clasp scraping off all the thermal pad from the m.2 to fit itself.Had to end up tearing the thermal pads a bit, and need to really push down for it to it, and after half an hour of cutting pressing and meddling it finally fit.Had to throw away about 50% of the thermal pad, but don't worry seeing how much thermal pads they are giving, if you have your main component in contacts with the thermal pad and the thermal pad itself to the shell, it will work perfectly!Verdict 1: My M.2 is above the graphic card, and if that gets hot, the M.2 even though its not being pushed at all gets hot too, at times reaching peak of 54C+ and at load to about 60C and 38C at complete idle. Applying the solution brought about the temperature to 42-44C at load and 30C during complete idle. (The test was done on a hot day of ambient temperature of about 36C)Verdict 2: Will not recommend for anyone that has NAND chip on both the side, since the shell itself is quite small.Final: It's not easy to install and is also a bit expensive, if you apply it well its good safe for the poor M.2 SSD.Remember add less thermal pad on the bottom if you don't have NAND CHIPS on the bottom,do it properly with the upper clasp sliding (in) properly, also don't worry if you tear away the thermal pads, re-apply it again properly and keep it clean.

It’s a little difficult to apply, especially if you’re clumsy like me. But fits perfectly in the ps5 and works with the WD Black SN850 SSD.

Worked well but the thermal pad is not that easy to apply.

I got this heatsink to cool a Samsung 980 PRO but it ran no cooler after fitting this heatsink than when it was cooled by the single sided heatsink supplied with the Gigabyte B550 VISION D.Prior to fitting this heatsink, the NVMe ran at 56 degrees averaged over 130 readings taken every half hour. After fitting it ran at 55 degrees based on 134 readings, despite removing a WiFi adapter to improve airflow around the NVMe and slightly increasing fan speedsThe heatsink was well made and the instructions were above average.Fitting was difficult because, as most reviewers have mentioned, the silicone rubber thermal pads were soft and the spring fit of the top into the bottom required more force than could easily be applied. The thermal pads squeezed out when the top was fitted to the bottom and were trimmed with a sharp blade, scary near an expensive NVMe's circuit board.Removal required grinding away one edge of the bottom part to weaken it enough to prise it off without damaging the NVMe

The product is good and does what it is supposed to! However, it is quite on the expensive side.

As advertised, got a 10-15 degree temperature drop, before and after images show the drop (temperatures recorded after running disk benchmark). Fitting the heatsink was easy.