JEYI Finscold 007 2 Pack M.2 Heatsink Heat and Speed Test

Today We're doing an Unboxing! JEYI Finscold 007 2 Pack M.2 Heatsink Heat and Speed Test on the Gigabyte TRX40 Designare with PCIe 4.0 and on the Supermicro Dual M.2 NVMe Adapter! We'll be using the WD Black SN850 and the Samsung 980 Pro. We'll need to verify the M.2 NVMe Drives are running their current respective Firmware and will Update accordingly!
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1. JEYI Finscold 007 2 Pack M.2 Heatsink
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2. WD Black SN850 1TB
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3. Samsung 980 Pro 1TB
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4. Gigabyte TRX40 Designare
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5. Supermicro Dual M.2 NVMe Adapter
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[@TonyLeps]

Thank you so much for your the time and effort to perform these tests! I had been experiencing throttling 980s on the motherboard and could not find the right solution until I found your series of videos. Deeply appreciated!

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Tony Leps, Welcome! Glad We could help! Also check Your Firmware and see if that requires Updating! Hope Your Temps are in an acceptable region now! The faster We go, the hotter these M.2 NVMe PCIe Drives can get based on current Designs! Appreciate Your Comments!

[@Nowaisis]

First time on this channel and I have to say, impressive review. One of the best I've seen on youtube. Thanks for your time doing this!

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi TheNowaisis, Welcome! Excellent, I'm honored! Appreciate Your Comments! So far We've Tested 16 M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Drive Heatsinks and 3 Thermal Pads. Interesting to note, a different JEYI model was one of Our Top Two performers! Our Top 2 listed below. Third as alternate. 1. Acidalie M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink, Double - Aluminum Heat Sink for PCIE M.2 NVME SSD or SATA M.2 SSD with Silicone Thermal Pad amzn.to/3HWMVSX 2. JEYI M.2 HeatSink, Heavy Duty Aluminum Convective Heat Sink, Passive Heat Sinks with Fins, FinsCold iGlacier8 (35℃ Decrease Max) amzn.to/3YHa9U3 3. Alternate. Appears to be of same Design as Acidalie. ElecGear M.2 2280 SSD Heatsink, EL-80P Heat Pipe + Double Deck Solid Aluminum Heat Sink Cooler for 80mm PCIe NVMe and SATA NGFF M2 SSD Internal Solid State Drive Memory, Thermal Pads Included amzn.to/3Yry8qu As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases! Hope that helps!

[@11696Ron]

Thank you so much for these videos, they're so helpful in making an informed decision.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Ron, Welcome! Excellent! Glad We could give You a point of reference! 16 M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsinks so far and counting! Appreciate Your Comments!

[@Bobby-Hill]

Thanks for doing all the testing. I think I'm going to try these heatsinks in some of my machines.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Teshering Adriano, Welcome! We were very surprised at the Results! A 2 Pack is an excellent value proposition as well! Appreciate Your Comments! Keep Us Posted on Your Progress! Thanks for Watching!

[@krackpot_]

Great attention to detail and love this series!

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi krackpot, Welcome! Thank You very much! Had no idea We'd be looking at more M.2 Heatsinks right now! Fascinating designs and interesting Results! Details definitely matter!

[@MrBitviper]

thank you for taking the time to do a through review of these heatsinks much appreciated. you got yourself another subscriber

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hello MrBitViper, Welcome! Outstanding! I'm honored! Appreciate Your Comments!

[@crimestoppers1877]

Lots of detailed work! THANKS!

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Crime Stoppers, Excellent! We felt showing those Steps and Procedures would be helpful! And that's the Edited version! Appreciate Your Feedback!

[@nicoloquendoae]

Se agradece muchísimo la review, bastante bien explicada, estoy a punto de comprar uno para mí PC. Great Review, I like the amount of detailed information You give to us. I'm about to get one of these and try it.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hello Nicolas, Welcome. Thank You. We have Tested other M.2 Heatsinks that performed better than this model did. Appreciate Your Comments.

[@jameswubbolt7787]

Great show Gil.always amazed.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi james wubbolt, Always Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!

[@jeehyosong2426]

Thanks for your detailed review. This is helpful information.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Jeehyo Song, Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching! Hope this helps on Your Quest to lower Your M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Drive temps!

[@kevinarturoramirezzavalza1708]

Great video, thanks for the information. I was searching about how to install Jeyi icold-2 and this is almost the same

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Kevin, Welcome! Amazing how many M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsinks JEYI makes! Glad this Video helped! Hope Your Temps are sufficiently lowered to justify the particular Heatsink You're using. Not familiar with that specific model. However, anything is better than nothing for PCIe 4.0 Speeds! Appreciate Your Comments!

[@elteacher0223]

Great, thanks

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Juan Pablo Duarte Santos, Excellent! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!

[@GoldPunch]

I just bought this one for under GPU m.2 slot. I will use it with Kingston KC3000.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi GoldPunch, Welcome! Curious to know Your Results. We have so far Tested 16 M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Heatsinks. We have 2 others on par with each other that Tested better than this one. They are much taller. 1. JEYI Finscold iGlacier8 amzn.to/3Jwm9mw 2. Acidalie amzn.to/3mHT1zN As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases! Sharing these if You Require better performance. Hope that helps!

[@lonndawg7554]

great review,... Let me do a rinse and repeat, and then I will spread the news...

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi LonnDawg, Excellent! Appreciate Your Comments! I'm honored! Thanks for Your Participation!

[@gerald4027]

Nice video again.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Gerald, Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!

[@gerald4027]

@@BuildOrBuy as always I was building a pc while watching your video.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@gerald4027, Hope that was good timing for You! Success on Your Build!

[@gerald4027]

@@BuildOrBuy I was wondering if those heatsinks would fit on my highpoint 7202 m.2 raid card?

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@gerald4027, Great Question! Absolutely! However, what kind of Temps are You seeing with PCIe 3.0 using the stock Heatsink?

[@saxoferm]

There's one I saw by acidlalie that has a single heat pipe in a low profile style heatsink...curious if you'd get to test that sometime.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Ferm, Welcome! We did not expect to Test any more M.2 Heatsinks until PCIe 5.0 yet here We are! JEYI asked Us to Test this one! An honor! So there's a distinct possibility, We will Test more for PCIe 4.0! Thanks For Asking! Great idea!

[@elteacher0223]

I have a Gigabyte Z590i Vision D mini itx form factor.... Im curious to see if that will fit The connector/chip is on the back of the motherboard for m.2 ssd, along with a ssd drive

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Juan Pablo, Nice Motherboard! Nice size too! Sounds tight. This JEYI Finscold 007 2 Pack M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsink stands taller than a Motherboard Heatsink. Any idea how much space You have between Motherboard and Case? This Heatsink measures 9.9mm thick plus thickness of M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Drive. Do You have that much space? Since You have PCIe 4.0, Heat can definitely be an issue to avoid.

[@elteacher0223]

The clearance is 8mm, between mobo and chasis

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@elteacher0223, Definitely not enough space! Bummer! Another Option might be the Copper Plates. However the Bands to secure the Copper Plate are of concern for longevity. M.2 Copper Heatsinks Cooler for M.2 2280 SSD Laptop（2 Pack) amzn.to/3WSsuO1 As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases! Another Option!

[@elteacher0223]

Thanks... Great idea!

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@elteacher0223, Absolutely! We're all about options! Keep it Simple and Make it Work! Keep Us Posted on how that turns out. Do a before and after Test to Verify Your Results! We had very good Results on that which was amazing considering how simple the Device. It's just a Copper Plate and Thermal Pad!

[@ronaldnaeyaert3653]

I am at my wits end with heat sinks on NVME SSDs. I have killed two NVME SSDs trying out heat sinks. Samsung 970 Evo Plus and a WD SN850x. After instlling the heat sink and putting the drive on a MSI Pro z690A system board, neither drive is seen in windows. I did not try the drives prior to installing the heat sink. The sn850x was tried with the JEYI Finscold 007. Putting drives t into a ext USB nvme adapter recognizes the drive but the drive cannot be intialized. Other NVME drives in the same z690 a slots work fine. I have a 1tb sn850x in another slot under motherboard supplied heat sink. Anybody have any ideas on what I am doing to kill these drives. Good thing for RMA and Amazon returns.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi Ronald Naeyaert, Welcome! Why do You think You've killed the Drives? Not seen in Windows. Cannot Initialize. Very Odd. May have something to do with the external Enclosure Bridge Chip. Set them on Motherboard 1st then in the Enclosure. Enclosure may have a problem. Very odd. Have to ask if the Drives were new or used? If they'd been in a RAID Array, that would occur. Have to use diskpart to fix. Then back to Disk Management to complete. Run diskpart from command line. Press Enter after each command. list disk select disk 1 clean convert gpt create partition primary format quick fs=ntfs assign exit Voila! Hope that helps! Let Us know!

[@ronaldnaeyaert3653]

Thanks for the fast reply and help. Both drives were new out of the box, never in RAID. Neither drive was seen as an uninitialized disk by WIndows disk managment on the z690 board. In the external nvme adapter on a different computer, the drives were both seen by disk manager as uninitiized but then I tried to initilze I recieved an error, don't remember what it was. Samsung drive was warrantied and I have a new one that is recognzed and formated perfectly. The sn850x was just recieved today and will go back to Amazon tomorrow. I have ordered the sn850x with heat sink.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@ronaldnaeyaert3653, Good timing for both of Us! Really odd situation. New, no RAID, OK. Since both were RMA, no way to check either with diskpart. Let Us know if the next one has the same Results. Very strange set of circumstances.

[@daslolo]

swap card, or use a riser

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi daslolo, Welcome! Interesting thought. This is a decent M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsink for the price. And they fit! We've now Tested 16 M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsinks and 3 Thermal Pads. As for the Supermicro Dual M.2 NVMe Adapter, this an excellent Dual Adapter! Just needs a Heatsink Solution. Ans as for a Riser Cable, been there done that. Results? BSOD on Quad card using PCIe 4.0. Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!

[@daslolo]

@@BuildOrBuy Does it depend on the quality of the riser? I've tried 2 out of 3 and stopped testing when it finally worked for the graphics card, wouldn't work for high throughput application since it uses a USB cable. BSOD on quad card - I wonder why, any theory?

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@daslolo, Good Question! Quality, most definitely. Specifically, PCIe 3.0, easy. PCIe 4.0, definitely a problem. PCIe 5.0, now that's going to become a much bigger issue due to signal integrity. Wonder if that's even possible with a Passive Cable based on Our PCIe 4.0 problems. We tried 2 of the supposedly best available at that time. 1. LINKUP - Ultra PCIe 4.0 X16 Riser Cable [RTX4090 RX6950XT x570 B550 Z690 Tested] Shielded Extreme High-Speed Vertical Mount Gaming PCI Express Gen4┃Reverse GPU Socket {23cm} Designed for ITX amzn.to/3PXsWY4 2. Substitute - Original not available. Same Brand. Different model. LOUQE Cobalt RC260 Twinax Gen4+ PCI-e 4.0 Riser Cable amzn.to/3FZ8NMD As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases! Expect We need a Cable from someone like 3M for Signal integrity. PCIe 5.0 requires special redrivers for that.

[@daslolo]

@@BuildOrBuy very interesting! Physics become unforgiving at these frequencies. I wonder if the bits arrives out of order due to cable bending.

[@BuildOrBuy]

Hi@@daslolo, That's a very good Question. The best I can offer is in retrospect when Parallel ATA Cables went from 40 Wire to 80 Wire. Then We went to Serial ATA. And everything changed again. And not all SATA Cables are equal if Tested for Bandwidth. But if they work, no one bothers to Test and Verify those signaling differences. Subtle but Significant. Whereas with PCIe 4.0, signal integrity may require an active cable or a Cable Interconnect such as an NVLink. We know enough to realize how little We know and therefore need to know more! This is an issue We need to be mindful of. Especially with PCIe 5.0! Better cable, better Interconnect, better shielding, redrivers, etc. We're eager to see how this plays out. Yes cable bending could have something to do with this. Look at Network cables. The twist is specific for the Spec for a reason... This type of Testing should be done on a Scope to visually inspect and see where signal integrity breaks down before System Testing as We were doing.