Your SSD might be running hotter than it needs to, and XDA says the heatsink isn't the culprit.
XDA says the M.2 slot you choose affects your SSD's temperature more than you might expect. It points to slot choice rather than the heatsink as a reason a drive might run hotter than it needs to.
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Your SSD might be running hotter than it needs to, and XDA says the heatsink isn't the culprit.
XDA says the M.2 slot you choose affects your SSD's temperature more than you might expect. It points to slot choice rather than the heatsink as a reason a drive might run hotter than it needs to.
XDA@xdadevelopersYour SSD might be running hotter than it needs to, and it's not the heatsink https://bit.ly/3UP9Jyn
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XDA@xdadevelopersYour SSD might be running hotter than it needs to, and it's not the heatsink https://bit.ly/3UP9Jyn