Adata xpg storm is a new active heatsink with rgb for m.2 disks
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Adata has announced the launch of a new heatsink aimed at users of SSDs in M.2 format, which often have excessive heating problems when they are operating at full capacity. New Adata XPG Storm with RGB lighting.
New Adata XPG Storm heatsink
Adata XPG Storm is a new heatsink that has been designed to lower the operating temperature of M.2 SSDs by up to 25%, helping to achieve more consistent performance over time.
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It is an aluminum heatsink with a height of 24 mm that includes a fan so we are talking about an active cooling solution that improves the performance of passive heatsinks. It also improves the aesthetics of your M.2 drives with the inclusion of a customizable RGB LED lighting system.
With this, the Adata XPG Storm will be your perfect ally when it comes to getting the most out of your M.2 disk by avoiding the excess temperature that damages the functioning of the NAND memory and the disk controller. Its RGB lighting is configurable and compatible with the main systems of motherboards such as Asus Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion Ready and MSI Mystic Light Sync. For now no details have been given on its price.
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