Advancing Gene NVMe M.2 Heatsinks, Universal Type (Compatible with PS5)

Seems of good quality but it didn't fit in my gaming laptop.

Chose this heatsink for a new Samsung 970 installed in a laptop. Other options were either too to big for the chassis or didn't look particularly efficient.Temps before install (rounded up): Idle: 55C, Normal activity: 65C, Heavy activity: 75CAfter install: Idle: 45C, Normal: 55C, Heavy: 60CBasically at least a 10C drop, which puts the temperatures in a comfortable range to me. The temps without the heatsink had me concerned about potential throttling and endurance issues (the latter more than anything as I had bought the 970 as a data drive and chose it specifically for it's good warranty and endurance rating).Install was easy enough, only complaint I have is that the thermal "pad" is a bit putty/clay like and so you have to be gentle putting it down or flop around a bit (it spreads when the heat sink is closed up, so you don't need to perfectly line it up). Also I'm not sure how easy it would be to remove the thermal pad later, it seems like it might be a bit annoying taking it all off if it becomes like paste under the heat but I figure there shouldn't be any need to replace the heatsink any time soon.

I have a Crucial NVME, with double sided chips (top and bottom). When I tried to install using both silicon pads (top and bottom), the whole set was thicker than expected and didn't fit. So I made the silicon pads a little thinner, pulling them apart a little, until I finally got to make it fit, however the results weren't as good as expected.So if you have a thicker NVME like me, avoid this heatsink, or be prepared to improvise on the installation, like I did.

Recently treated my PC to a Samsung EVO 970 that I’ve been meaning to fit for a year. After all was said and done the Samsung Magic software was clearly telling me things were getting uncomfortably warm for the little NVMe drive.I was sceptical about how much could be done about the 65-70°C temperatures given that the slot is on the underside of my motherboard - so not much room for any extra hardware. But something needed to be tried.This heat sink arrived quickly and I had it fitted the same day - boy what a difference. The drive still reaches high temps under load, but now only 50-60°, and under normal use it’s in the region of 45° - significantly south of where I started by about 15-20°.The parts are nicely made and fitted the M2 SSD perfectly. I had no clearance issues and the materials used are non-conductive so no short-circuit issues on the motherboard should it touch some solder peaks.Very pleased and recommend this.

I was looking for a slimmer NVME heatsink to fit between the SSD bracket and the rear of the motherboard in my NZXT H200, and this fitted the bill perfectly! It's also knocked at least 10 degrees of the operating temperatures of my 970 EVO, and was straight forward to install; thanks to the clear instructions. It's a little fiddly to line up the thermal pads but you can reapply these with care not to tear them. Never heard of the brand in a lot of years of PC building but they definitely have put out a solid product. Would buy again and recommend to fellow ITX fans!

For those wondering it is indeed compatible with PS5 in terms of physical dimensions. It houses my 980 Pro perfectly and sits inside the M.2 slot in the PS5 like a glove.

Bought this for a 1tb sabrent rocket nvme drive. Works very well, the thermal pads are good if somewhat gooey, but I like the fact that the top and bottom of the heatsink clip together, without the need for separate rubber bands or plastic clips. As I bought this at the same time as the nvme drive I cannot comment on what temps would be like without it, but the temps have always seemed reasonable

Good quality construction.