Silverstone launches its tp02 heatsink
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SilverStone has announced the launch of a new TP02-M2 heatsink for SSD drives with an M.2-2280 format, remember that these drives tend to get quite hot, which can affect their performance and lifespan.
New SilverStone TP02-M2 heatsink
The new SilverStone TP02-M2 is a simple heatsink that will help us to greatly reduce the working temperature of M.2 disks. This consists of a piece of aluminum with a height of 1 cm and a weight of 16 grams, to which are added two silicone bands to fix the heatsink to the M.2 disk without excessively increasing the weight, since the use of a adhesive thermal pad with a weight of 4 grams (the usual) would mean a set of 20 bucks that can be too high.
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As we can see, the design of this SilverStone TP02-M2 is focused on offering a large surface for heat exchange, since this is one of the basic principles of any heatsink since the greater the surface area, the greater the dissipation capacity of the heat generated.
Despite its simplicity, it allows a significant reduction in the working temperature of the NAND memory chips and the controller, something essential to maintain great consistency in performance and prevent it from spoiling prematurely.
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