How to solve the problem of SSD heat generation?

Most of the new M.2 SSDs do not have heat sinks,If the heating problem is not solved, it will seriously affect the performance of the SSD

From mechanical hard drives to SATA SSDs to M.2 SSDs, we have witnessed the step-by-step improvement of storage hardware performance. Now the latest PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSDs have a sequential read speed of 7000MB/s and a sequential write speed of 5000MB /s or above, the improvement in file transfer speed and program loading time is quite obvious.

While everyone enjoys the high-speed transmission brought by M.2 SSD, the problem of high heat generation is also very worrying. On the one hand, the M.2 SSD has strong performance and high heat generation; on the other hand, the M.2 standard was originally created for lightweight and portable ultrabooks. The small size is the advantage of M.2 SSD, but this also leads to heat accumulation. If the heat on the SSD cannot be dissipated in time during use, the M.2 SSD will slow down very quickly, or even cannot be used normally, which will seriously affect the performance.

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