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M.2 SSD Upgrade Part 2: Installing Heatsink & M.2 Drive (Samsung 970 EVO + EK Heatsink)

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This is a direct follow-up to Part 1, in this part, I install the EK heatsink to the SSD, install the SSD into my PC, and configure the bios to boot from PCI-e/NVMe instead of using SATA.
2021 Update: For those saying "You need to remove the sticker!" no I don't, it's thermally conductive (according to what I've read) and I've had zero issues with the drive thermal throttling since installation - removing it would also void the warranty.
See all three parts below:
Part 1: • M.2 SSD Upgrade Part 1...
Part 2: This Video
Part 3: • M.2 SSD Upgrade Part 3...
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1) Dynemo - Daylightc (Vlog No Copyright Music)

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27 авг 2024

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@TR-gj6xt 3 года назад

You don't need to remove the sticker that says Samsung? Won't that affect the performance of the heatsink?

@MultiBogdanb 5 лет назад

I have a crucial mx500 sata3 and without heatsink reached 81'C ; now with EK M.2 heatsink the max temp is 54-55

@deevocg6692 4 года назад

Got better results with the thinner at the top and the thick pad at the bottom

@jeffkuzzen 4 года назад

shouldnt you remove the samsung stickers from the ssd first, for optimal performance of the heatsink?

@matthewo4391 4 года назад

I bought it for my 970 evo plus. My screw didnt go further enough.. so I had to remove the back plate to fit it back into my motherboard. Atm its keeping around 40°c which is cooler than around 55°c that I had before mounting this on

@wrackomac353 4 года назад

I couldnt watch the entire thing. How much did you decrease your temp on the ssd?

@brettsalter3300 4 года назад

most difficult bit, putting on clips, not shown.

@richardmagyarosi1873 Год назад

Hello please write me how stick I try put in laptop thx

@arshadqayyum5046 4 года назад

2:52 and beyond :D

@sorsamaisteri 5 лет назад

Offtopic. Swap cpu cooler's fan to otherside of the heatsink. Airflow direction is correct, but you get better cooling performance (at least most of the cases) when the fan is blowing through the heatsink. In other words the fan blows better than sucks.