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Aqua Computer kryoM.2 EVO Performance SSD Cooler and Riser

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/03/2017 08:45 AM | source: | 9 comment(s)
Aqua Computer kryoM.2 EVO Performance SSD Cooler and Riser

The kryoM.2 evo is a high-quality PCIe card that is capable of maximizing the performance of M.2 SSDs. To achieve this, Aqua Computer drastically increased the size of the main heat sink. A second smaller heat sink has been integrated to the backside of the board. This patent-protected system encloses the SSD between these two heat sinks and also cools it from both sides.


Key features of kryoM.2 evo:

  • Large passive cooler with improved cooling capacity for the upper side of the SSD
  • First-time integrated heat sink for SSD back-cooling
  • Configurable LED lighting and additional activity indicator on the backside
  • Silicone mat protects the SSD from environmental influences and serves as a light guide for the LEDs
  • Impedance controlled for high signal quality, high data rates and to avoid read/write errors
  • PCIe connector with hard gold coating
  • Fully gold-plated PCB
  • Slot panel with improved ventilation

A ring around the passive heat sink with orange-colored LEDs illuminates the kryoM.2 evo. The lighting can be configured with a sliding switch in three modes:

  • LEDs permanently on
  • LEDs permanently off
  • LEDs are controlled by the activity of the SSD

In addition, there is a small SSD logo on the back, which always lights up during activity. This logo is discreetly illuminated through the board with four LEDs.

Delivery will begin in early April, but orders can be already placed in Aqua Computers Webshop. The price for the kryoM.2 evo is 34.90 Euro. The previous kryoM.2 adapter is not replaced by the evo series and remains available.



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Fox2232
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#5415485 Posted on: 04/03/2017 08:55 AM
OK Design.

DeskStar
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#5415578 Posted on: 04/03/2017 02:23 PM
Very nice....,but I'd love to see a liquid cooled version from Aquas Kryo lineup.

Talk about keeping thermals in check then...

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#5415611 Posted on: 04/03/2017 03:47 PM
Very nice....,but I'd love to see a liquid cooled version from Aquas Kryo lineup.


it exist already in their line up :)

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#5415765 Posted on: 04/03/2017 08:45 PM
As always, LEDs.
Waiting for the RGB version, maybe controlled by Corsair software ou Asus Aura...

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#5416002 Posted on: 04/04/2017 01:16 PM
Pretty cool, even though I don't have an m.2 drive yet, I already know that if I got one I would rather use something like this than stick it straight to the motherboard and have a heat pocket (especially since the slot on my Rampage V is for good part directly under my GPU...).

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