NVME M.2 2280 Heat sink

If you are expanding your PS5 storage or building a high-performance gaming PC, this Atdcoek 5-Pack SSD Heatsink Kit is an absolute steal. It provides professional-level thermal management at a fraction of the cost of "name-brand" single units. Why This Kit is a Must-Have: Superior Cooling Performance: These aluminum fin-type heatsinks, combined with the included 2.0 W/mK thermal pads, do an excellent job of drawing heat away from the controller and NAND chips. I’ve noticed a significant drop in temperatures during long gaming sessions, which prevents the dreaded thermal throttling that can slow down high-speed Gen4 SSDs. Perfect PS5 Fit: These have a low-profile design that fits perfectly within the PS5 and PS5 Slim SSD expansion slots. You can even keep the original metal cover on without any clearance issues. Effortless, Tool-Free Setup: One of my favorite features is the silicone elastic band mounting system. It’s much easier than fiddling with tiny, easy-to-lose screws. You just apply the pad, place the heatsink, and snap the bands on. It provides a secure, uniform pressure across the entire drive. Complete Accessory Kit: Atdcoek doesn't skimp on the extras. You get 5 heatsinks, 5 thermal pads, 10 rubber bands, and even a bonus screwdriver and M.2 screw kit. It’s everything you need to upgrade multiple systems or keep spares for future builds. Universal Compatibility: I’ve tested these on both single-sided and double-sided 2280 NVMe SSDs (like the Samsung 980 Pro and WD Black SN850) and they fit perfectly every time. The Verdict: You really can't beat the value here. Getting five high-quality heatsinks for the price of one is a no-brainer for any tech enthusiast. They are sturdy, effective, and look great in a blacked-out PC build or hidden away in a PS5. Highly recommended!

Works well, all heat sinks come with everything needed to install, even a little screwdriver and new screws. I only needed one for now, but I have one to my nephew and have extras, all at a price that I would have expected to pay for one. The find are a little smaller than I expected, but it does a good job of dissipating heat from the drive. I would buy again.

I bought 3 of these and used on 3 different motherboards with no issues fitting. Seems to keep the Nvme cool, better than the heatsinks that came with the motherboards. Easy and straight forward to install. Great price for a good heatsink. Nice that it comes with the set screw and driver.

Great value - used in UGREEN DXP4800 Plus NAS - fit without issue & door closes just fine. These keep the idle temps low, around 38C, on gen 3 NVME. Went with these vs the Ugreen thermal pads as the pads are one time use and I am just testing some NVME drives I had on hand vs a long term NVME which I have yet to source. My PM981 drives were hitting over 70c from basic tasks without these.

It was cheap and seemed to work well. It seems a Lil loose tho. Once its installed its probably ok. Bought a new AM5 MB and it has built in nvme heating so I no longer need. I'd say if you have a fast SSD then get it, better safe than sorry, the newer Gen ssd's tend to run hot.

Used on some EVO NVME cache drives in Synology DS1019+. Nice and cool and fits under cover.

Black 5-Piece Set - A very simple design, easy to install, good quality. They come in a box of 5 individual bags, with each bag containing one complete set of components, including an extra stand-off and mounting screw. I installed it on a Dell office PC (Gen 3 lane) with a Gen 4 Crucial SSD. I just removed the SDD, cut the thermal pad to match the size of the SSD sticker, placed the heat sink on top, secured it with the rubber bands, and re-installed. It lowered the average SSD temperature by about 5 degrees, and eliminated the heat spikes. Now the SSD temperature is stable between 28-30 degrees C, without heat spikes.

Nice fast simple and built nicely I built 2 new rigs one for gaming one for office work and both systems stay nice and cool the fit great and attach perfectly with provided heat pad and bands . I didn’t need any screws for my model motherboard