On April 16th, Jonsbo announced the release of the M.2-7 SSD heatsink. Featuring a dual heat pipe + 2510 fan architecture, it is compatible with the most common M.2 2280 SSD specifications on the market, effectively reducing SSD temperatures.
With the launch of PCIe 5.0 SSDs, the demand for high-performance SSD cooling is becoming increasingly prominent. Numerous heatsink manufacturers have introduced SSD cooling products with active cooling designs, providing users with a wider range of choices.
The Jonsbo M.2-7 SSD heatsink utilizes high-quality aluminum alloy material, paired with dual heat pipes and dual thermal silicone pads, to rapidly conduct heat generated by M.2 SSDs to the surface of the heatsink and expel it quickly through an efficient fan cooling system. This design effectively addresses the performance degradation caused by heat accumulation during high-speed operation of M.2 SSDs, ensuring that storage devices remain in optimal condition.
The Jonsbo M.2-7 heatsink is equipped with a 25x25x10mm fan, with a maximum speed of 10000RPM and a maximum airflow of 1.37CFM. Additionally, its maximum static pressure can reach 3.08mmH2O, ensuring sufficient pressure to quickly expel heat during the cooling process.
Furthermore, noise control is also excellent, with only 25.9dBA, allowing SSDs to enjoy efficient cooling while maintaining a quiet working environment.
It is worth noting that the Jonsbo M.2-7 SSD heatsink is also equipped with an adjustable base. By adjusting the thickness of the long slot above, it can easily accommodate single or double-sided M.2 2280 SSDs. Additionally, Jonsbo thoughfully includes dual thermal silicone grease pads, making the installation process more convenient for users.
