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Thermalright Intros HR-09 2280 Pro, a Humongous M.2 SSD Heatsink

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2022/04/03 23:35:07 (permalink)
https://www.techpowerup.com/293576/thermalright-intros-hr-09-2280-pro-a-humongous-m-2-ssd-heatsink
 
We saw such a contraption taking shape for a while now, as M.2 NVMe SSD transfer-rates increase, and controller thermal-throttling begin to significantly impact performance. The new HR-09 2280 Pro by Thermalright is a humongous heatsink designed for SSDs in the M.2-2280 form-factor. Its design involves a nickel-plated copper base-plate, from which two 6 mm heat pipes convey heat through an aluminium fin-stack that's 74 mm tall. 24 mm wide, and 86 mm in length; weighing 90 g. The heatsink does not appear to have latches for fans, nor are any fan-clips included; but one can improvise clips for a 60 mm fan. The company developed a smaller version of this, called simply the HR-09 2280. This one uses a single 6 mm-thick heat-pipe, and its fin-stack is just 48 mm tall; with a total weight of 80 g. The company didn't reveal pricing.
 
Personally I think this heatsink is too tall. 
 


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    Re: Thermalright Intros HR-09 2280 Pro, a Humongous M.2 SSD Heatsink 2022/04/04 00:30:21 (permalink)
    It looks like it goes on around the SSD drive with the front end allowing for the screw. Maybe I am missing something but it seems like a very large heat sink to have attacked and supported by just the M.2 screw. If it gives out you have about 2oz falling inside the case. Also with how tall it is I would worry about bumping it or the location of the M.2 slots and the graphics card slots.

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