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Few days ago I have test benchmark for my SSD it rinse to 65c 100% full load it not too bad but in my game GTA V run Two Graphic cards Sli they both about 70c ish and I have checked my Aidi64 to monitor my SSD temp it went up 76c it throttle my SSD.. it went up and down the temp too quickly.. Ouch.. I was surprise this because my Two Sli graphics cards made more heat transfer to SSD where under the graphics cards As you can see the M.2 SSD underneath the graphics card..  This morning I have received a delivery...It cost me £12.95 ($17.10) from CCL Online is cheaper.  Ready to install M.2 SSD Cooler for both M.2 SSD..     Then Finally put back to my motherboard screw up... hate this M.2 screw is so very tiny lol...Test boot up and benchmark for SSD whoa it much change a lots... It so easy to fix Cooler and Temperature is much better and won't go up over 75c again. It very slow rinse up and down change temps... It keep below 60c ish  Well I recommend you all get SSD cooler for M.2
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/01 03:58:48
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Whatever M.2 cooler you buy make sure it doesn't interfere with your graphics cards or any other PCI-E cards.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/01 04:06:20
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I always check the thick size depth of Heatsink between PCI-E This SSD heatsink depth size is 0.50mm between top SSD cooler to under Graphics cards or other PCI-E cards is plenty room between about 8mm gap will not interfere.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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On my X570 chipset motherboard the M.2 slot is underneath the chipset air cover mount so M.2 heatsinks won't work.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/01 06:40:15
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On my X570 chipset motherboard the M.2 slot is underneath the chipset air cover mount so M.2 heatsinks won't work.
Yeah I can see this!
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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You're not supposed to cool NAND chips; just the controller chip. I would take the coolers back off, cut the thermal pad to about 1/4 its original size, and apply it only over the silver colored controller chip under the Samsung logo. You probably aren't cooling the NAND enough to do any serious harm, but why risk it? The NAND needs no cooling and cooling it is more likely to cause harm than good. The throttling you were experiencing was purely a controller chip cooling problem, so you should purely cool the controller chip.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/01 11:51:40
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Yes, absolutely good idea if needed.
My Asus board came with an SSD heatsink and thermal pad, but it's above the PCIe slots..Temp runs in the low to mid 40s during benching.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/01 13:07:50
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And have notice my both graphics drop about 4c this why SSD cooler help less heat under the graphics card it about 65 to 70ish on GTV V! So I happy bunny
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/02 02:09:03
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Don't forget to install the latest Samsung SSD Magician Software, and update the firmware and NVMe Driver (as needed) if you haven't already done so.
Thanks Bob I had this software and done update firmware long time ago! I don't use this software very much and running background! Of course still in my PC for checking update and Benchmark that it
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/02 11:50:16
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Nice, thanks for sharing your results
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/02 13:18:44
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Nice, thanks for sharing your results
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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Have you considered what I said about the detriments of cooling NAND? There is no need to cool NAND. And it can cause NAND to fail. So, if there is no reason to cool it, and there is reason NOT to cool it, is it smart to cool it? I think that you should remove the thermal pads to the point that only the controller chip has contact with the thermal pad; that's the only part which can benefit from the cooling.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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I don't know why you ask remove thermal pad so I will not remove this cos SSD can reach 80c when playing games!!! Why should I remove this!!!!
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/03 02:37:52
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Very good results and doesn't look bad at all to have it hidden behind the heatsink.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/03 03:27:18
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Very good results and doesn't look bad at all to have it hidden behind the heatsink.
Yeah try make my motherboard nice clean no sore eye
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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I don't know why you ask remove thermal pad so I will not remove this cos SSD can reach 80c when playing games!!! Why should I remove this!!!!
80c is the temperature of the SSD controller chip. That isn't the temperature of the NAND. Cooling the controller chip is good. Have you misunderstood what I typed? Cooling the controller chip can help keep the controller chip from throttling. Cooling the NAND on the other hand, is not helpful in any way. Cooling the NAND is bad. You want the NAND to run warm and stay warm. As its temperature fluctuates, and as it cools down, if you suddenly transfer a large file (read or write, I can't remember) while the NAND hasn't had time to warm back up first, it can significantly reduce the life of the NAND. Like I said, have you researched what I said? I would encourage you to research it and adjust your thermal pad size. I don't think that there is any evidence that "hot" NAND is a cause of failure. To the contrary, there is evidence that NAND lasts longer when warm and even research has proven that it can be repaired by getting it abnormally hot. On the other hand, there is quite a bit evidence that cool NAND will fail prematurely. It's pretty straight-forward.... You do what you want; I just hope your readers don't follow you and make the same mistake.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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cooling nand isn't detrimental as long as the nand stays 50 and above. since he is using one to help with dissipation of the heat from his video to the nand, it appears likely an insulator rather than a cooler. in his current construct, he won't have temps below 50, even with the cooler. quoted resource: https://www.ekwb.com/blog/ssd-cooling/
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/03 17:52:19
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Heatsink and thermal pads being used as a thermal insulator.. brilliant.  Like I said, in his case, it's probably not doing any harm, but it could do harm periodically. And there is zero reason to cool the NAND. So, if there is zero reason to cool the NAND, and there is at least one reason NOT to cool the NAND, then why do it?
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/04 01:23:04
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cooling nand isn't detrimental as long as the nand stays 50 and above. since he is using one to help with dissipation of the heat from his video to the nand, it appears likely an insulator rather than a cooler. in his current construct, he won't have temps below 50, even with the cooler.
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Heatsink and thermal pads being used as a thermal insulator.. brilliant.
Like I said, in his case, it's probably not doing any harm, but it could do harm periodically. And there is zero reason to cool the NAND. So, if there is zero reason to cool the NAND, and there is at least one reason NOT to cool the NAND, then why do it?
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/04 08:44:27
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brilliant, then it work for you as an insulator.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/04 09:22:58
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The controller chip idling at 45 celsius and the NAND is connected to the controller chip by thermal pad and a strip of aluminum renowned for its thermal dissipation ability. This means, he is forcing his NAND to operate at the controller chip temperature. Not good. Brilliant, the NAND will fail early.
This has really nothing about whether the heatsink and thermal pads are acting as an insulator (spoiler: they're not), this is about applying cooling to NAND when it should never have cooling applied directly to it.
Keeping the controller chip cool: good.
Applying thermal pad to the NAND and forcing it to not be allowed to get up to its designed operating temperature: bad.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
2020/02/04 11:52:02
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sorry brother. you are not convincing. it's his, he can do whatever he wants. stop being the NAND police.
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Re: Install my New Thermal Grizzly M.2 SSD Cooler
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sorry brother. you are not convincing. it's his, he can do whatever he wants. stop being the NAND police.
It's fact. I hope that others will be enlightened. Convincing? You? If you believe that an aluminum heatsink and thermal pad are thermal insulators, it's gonna be pretty near impossible.
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