Buying an aftermarket heatsink is cheap — you can get one for $5–$7 on Amazon. Even if you're not using a particularly high-speed NVMe SSD, adding a cheap heatsink might be a simple way to ...

How to install an NVMe SSD in your PC Most modern SSDs are NVMe drives using the M.2 form factor, and most PCs come with dedicated slots for those. If you have an older 2.5-inch SATA SSD you want ...

A fast M.2 NVMe SSD used to be a pricey upgrade for a desktop PC or Sony’s PlayStation 5, but frequent deals have dropped the prices off a cliff.

The placement of the M.2 SSD within the PC case can significantly impact its temperature. Avoid placing the SSD near heat-generating components like the GPU, as this can exacerbate overheating issues.

If you're looking for a large SSD as an upgrade for your PC, laptop or Playstation 5 then WD's first 4TB budget-conscious Blue series model, the SN5000, should definitely be on your short list.

There's a 4TB WD Black SN850X NVMe SSD model (rated for 2,400 TWB) that costs about $300, but it doesn't come with a heatsink — something that you should keep in mind while making a purchasing ...

This heatsink is compatible with single and double-sided M.2 NVMe SSDs, and it's tested on drives up to 4TB. Unfortunately, EK doesn't indicate how well it cools down the SSD though it should be ...

Crucial P310 specifications and price. At $95 for 1TB and $150 for 2TB it's actually slightly more expensive than Crucial's own excellent T500. It does undercut Samsung's 990 Pro, which is around ...

Seagate's Beskar Ingot NVMe drives is a dressed-for-the-Star-Wars-ball version of the FireCuda 530. It's every bit as fast and adds a hefty, Mandalorian-themed heat sink to the mix.

That's the thing that we need to bear in mind here, though. The P510 is effectively a budget SSD line. It's designed to act as Crucial's PCIe 5.0 equivalent of its fascinatingly diverse P310 ...