MSI To Include M.2 Shield SSD Cooling Feature on New Motherboards
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DeskStar
Bad ass..... I have been holding out for my upgrade, so all of the little things can fall into place that have had to iron itself out over the years. Looking to see who is the first to liquid cool these bad boys....
slyphnier
never use m.2 ssd before
anyone have idea how hot it can be ?
i thought the temp similar like most ssd (both under work / idle), maybe 1-2 degree difference because it placed on the mobo (other parts like gpu share the hot wave to it)
i never thought it throttling due to high temp which is should above 65C ?
Humanoid_1
That "heat shield" looks very thin and un-heatsink like. But I guess it is enough....
I would still have thought it would struggle and still leave thermal throttling in hot weather conditions.
chispy
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/samsung_960_evo_m_2_1tb_nvme_ssd_review,7.html
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/samsung_960_pro_m_2_1tb_nvme_ssd_review,7.html
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/plextor_m8pe_512gb_m2_nvme_ssd_review,6.html
There is plenty of m.2 reviews on guru3d with that information , here you go:
Ridiric