Jsaux NVME Heatsink + HandheldDiy Backplate? + Mega Rog Ally Cooling Q&A

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[@cppctek]

Sorry if the quality is different than usual. I tested out a new capture card and some settings. I will be reverting back to my old card and settings next video ❤

[@TheFunesk]

You should see if the MSI Claw cooler fits in the ally. That would be a great mod

[@johntroutman7256]

Found your channel a month ago and love it. Ordered the DIY handheld back cover and it's much bettter! Thank you for sharing all this amazing information.

[@cppctek]

Heck thanks so much !! I really appreciate that. I’m thrilled with mine. It just feels like the perfect setup and it doesn’t feel janky or cheap. The build quality is legit

[@nodayoff1000]

Can I use the heat pad with another back plate

[@Gaming_for_insight]

I enjoyed again the depth in this video like all of your videos. Another great video exploring possible modding options involving the 2280 form - single and double sided - SSD. Keep on keepin’ on!

[@cppctek]

❤️🤠❤️🤠❤️🤠

[@TheFunesk]

I got a Samsung 4tb that has all the chips on the front. Runs great with a 2mm heatsink. Best buy will sometimes have it on sale for $280.

[@cppctek]

Yo heck yeah that’s the way brother !! ❤️🤠

[@1972lesteryan]

Can you post a link to the hdd?

[@mayanksh3khar]

This was one video that showed me all the mods I needed to know. Love from India ❤

[@SacKingJOSER916]

Another nice video amigo thank you. 🍻

[@cppctek]

Heck yeah thank you bröther! 🤠🤠🤠

[@oneinstaller]

Another great video I still loving the last mode working great still for me thanks

[@cppctek]

Good to hear. Thank ❤️🤠

[@BManStan1991]

Enjoyed the memes as always 👌🏻

[@cppctek]

Heck yeah thanks! glad you did ❤️🤠❤️❤️

[@noluck8613]

Thanks!

[@cppctek]

💕💕💕💕😎😎😎😎😎🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠 bro thanks so much man ! Glad these videos are helpful to you

[@cosmicgamingunlimited]

My M.2 adapter will be here in less than a week. Was going to do a video, but here is yours telling me that I need to do more research. Bummer.

[@cppctek]

🤠

[@aotearoagaming]

Thanks for clearing that up for us :) great video. I might have to look into a cnc’d custom heatsink for the ally. If we can get the temperatures down into the mid 50’s on turbo 30w we will be winning big time. Looking forward to the battery mod

[@cppctek]

Heck yeah thanks !!! Honestly we could get them down a few more c with forced air on a good heatsink or at the very least lower fan noise a bit with better heat distribution to a larger heat sink but we would need more air to cool it down. The heat has to go some where or either be forced air into it cooling it. So too much heatsink could be worse unless it’s got a way to transfer the heat some where else that does get cooler air introduced like outside the case or via the fan mod I’ve done prior

[@aotearoagaming]

@@cppctek will update you on progress. i think dropping sub 60 is doable

[@Jake-kw4ql]

I already had temps in the very low 60s (anywhere from 61°c -65°c) in the 30w turbo mode just from removing the dust flap and the mesh from the vent holes. I did a custom fan curve of 100% fans at 60° and above (lulz) but it works. The only time temps climb is during the short bursts, but even then they only hit 71° or so. I just got one of the diy handhel shells in today, threw it on during my lunch break at work, so far temps dropped by 1 or 2°, nothing overly impressive. My thermal pad seems to only make contact with the heat pipe though (judging by the impression left in the pad itself) i think they could have used an other mm or so of thickness on the pad.

[@aotearoagaming]

@@Jake-kw4ql I’ve done the same mods with the same results. However imagine holding an ally in your hands and its whisper quiet and running cold.

[@schmixty60]

FWIW the Samsung 990 pro revision are single sided (even the 4tb one); can also confirm I am able to fit the 4tb 990 pro with preinstalled heat sink into the handheld diy case, only by having to snip the two posts off the backplate and taking some of the width off the thermal pad that comes with it; no bulging whatsoever though (plus you even get to see the little red light on that NVME shine right through this little hole in the middle of the handheld diy case, so I guess that’s sort of cool too)

[@ches2357]

This is the comment I was looking for! THANKS

[@8barbies779]

shmix - thanks so much dude. it's why i'm so glad YT comments still exist and cool guys like you post. i've got the DIY back plate on order and am pulling my hair out on what 4TB ssd to get. sounds like it's the 4TB pro with heatshsink and some trimming. thanks heaps dude!

[@vincenthoullis8723]

thanks for clearing this up, iv been diggin through reddit tryna figure this out, i have a gen 3 crucial 2280 coming tmrw. really hope its not double sided so i can run a flashy heatsink.honestly not worried about the temps would rather it looks cool through the clear back plate

[@AbysmalEnd]

update?

[@yusifr1]

Awesome vid❤

[@cppctek]

Thanks 😁I really appreciate it! I will have a way higher quality video next. I tested a new capture card from nzxt and I will be reverting back to the og one it looks like lol

[@Bryan_Allen]

Hi. what did you use for the bands holding the heatsink to the 2280 ssd. I'm using electric tape. been searching hardware stores for a different solution. I purchased the Handheld DIY backplate. thanks for the Great videos.

[@Joshiswatchin]

I'm using a western digital black 4 TB and I use a double-sided heat sink on it and the way I made that happen is I just sanded it down the spec lol

[@cppctek]

Oh heck yeah. I’m shocked you got that thing in there but how are the temps on the controller and memory when looking at hwinfo? Like using steam to download a huge game what’s the highest it sees after 20 mins of downloading something ? I haven’t tested any wd black 2280s but I did have the sn770 2230 2tb and it was nearly the hottest drive I’ve ever used lol 😂

[@martine8057]

I actually did the chunky boy mod for my SSD card and removed the black dust cover and I’m getting max temp on heavy games at 1080 like 76c

[@cppctek]

Nice!!

[@MCSchuscha]

can you do some more videos with acutal benchmarks and temps etc? would be great :D

[@cppctek]

I’ll try on the next one.

[@calebterr8877]

My purple backplate is coming in tonight, cant wait to install. I have 2280 ssd on there, i might pickup a ssd heatsink too just want to see how good it is without it. I get peak ssd temp at 63c so im right on the limit

[@cppctek]

Oo heck yeah ! Grab a hestsink for sure. You’d help your drive long term for sure! I know you’re going to love the backplate. Be sure to watch the part in this video where I show the handheld diy install and how to size that thermal pad it comes with properly when your using a heatsink

[@calebterr8877]

@@cppctek Hey i'm installing it now, I noticed they sent a halfway cut thermal pad to fit the 2280 drive. I was wondering what you used under your drive to reflect the heat? I think i'll use the same setup as you with that cool heatsink

[@cppctek]

@calebterr8877 hey that’s awesome they included that now wow 🤯 mind blown. Also I usually cut up part of a Pokémon card sleeve or trading card sleeve. I like using the ones that have the shiny metallic foil look to them on the inside. You can also use card stock or a note card or something that’s just thicker than normal paper that won’t burn easy

[@calebterr8877]

@@cppctek actually never mind its the same size I said that cause It fit over my ssd sorry. I will still have to cut it to size when I get my heat sink in. Thanks!

[@soapmactony141]

Looks like we need to do some work while we want to use the Jsaux Heatsink + HandheldDiy Backplate.

[@cppctek]

Indeed

[@abdullahalajmi1313]

Thank you man for for all the hard work you are putting in. I want to know your opinion on (IFIX IT) ROG ALLY battery mod (Asus A42N1403 Laptop Battery).. thank you in advance

[@cppctek]

Hey thanks !! Tried to do the connector swap tonight and I failed. I need to buy another connector. The pics on the website are not my fav and the guide was a little confusing but I have to get a new connector and try again. Getting the glue off the stock connector is a pain plus trying to depin them is a pain

[@abdullahalajmi1313]

@cppctek Oh, i didn't know it's challenging like this, but I know you will figure it out (u r champ), plus I can't wait until you drop the video about it. Keep going ❤️

[@somraw32games32]

I really did the 2280 mod and using wd blue 2280 gen 3 and iv notes nothing in load times used a 2mm m.2 2280 heat sink no prob

[@cppctek]

Nice! Yeah the temps in the wd blue are super low since it doesn’t have a spicy gen 4 controller. Easier to manage heat. Not a bad drive for the bang for buck factor at all if you get a deal on them

[@JohnniePokemonNj]

I got the z1 extreme about 2 months ago and upgraded my ssd mine had a western digital from the factory I bought the 2 tb western digital sn770m while playing red dead 2 and a few other games I seem to run pretty cool around 65c I bought everything to do the chunky boy mod but first I want to see what my ssd temps are before and after

[@cppctek]

Nice. Believe it or not 65c on an nvme isn’t cool. Some drive manufactures say the drive controller core temp is 65-70c and anything over that it’s thermally throttling and many can go into protection mode and blue screen. I did a video speaking to drive manufactures directly and got some very surprising answers. They really suggest keeping them well below the limits when possible. Ideally the sweet spot on an nvme drive for longevity, and being 100% sure it’s within the safe operating range is in the 40-50c range. I try to target that for my nvme temps

[@TYKU121]

I put a Samsung 990 pro 4tb in my Ally. Single sided. Went with 0.5mm pads. 18w/mk thermal conductivity. Ice PC 2mm heatsink. 70c max temps on load. Should I go thicker in your opinion with the thermal pads and heatsink? I clipped the support brackets from my stock backplate and did some modding to increase the size of the vents and re routing the air pressure by using foam basically cutting off air supply to the controller quarters. BTW, been using Kryosheet for years now. Simply the best and I'm glad you recommend it and know whats up. Only thing with kryosheet is that you cant handle it with bare hands. Thats where alot of people take a wrong turn and hurt performance. Always use tweezers to apply.

[@cppctek]

Brother thank you for becoming a member !! I’m going to write you a really detailed reply in a few mins if that’s ok? Also dm me on discord I’ll show you some tips that could help keep that thing cool. 990s get super hot tho for sure. I’ll make you a dedicated video to help show some insight

[@cppctek]

990 pro has a super spicy fast controller and will get really hot. You’ll want a 4 to 4.9mm heatsink for sure. The ekwb one I use is a perfect fit. Definitely use a 1mm pad like gelid extreme or fuji or something good. .5 is too thin and actually doesn’t work as well on nvme drives no matter the thermal rating. I’ve tested back to back dozens of sizes and brands and always use 1mm pads. It’s also the perfect height to allow the difference between the controller and memory so it levels out better with the hearsink under good pressure. The .5 often won’t sit flush and won’t have enough squish to bridge the distances perfectly. And you’re spot on with handling kryosheets. They also are a lot better than the. Previous thermal grizzly sheets also. They are awesome. Dm me and I’ll send you a video tomorrow when I’m back in my office and show you a huge tip on cooling that spicy drive and what I’m using so you can see a better up close video on fitment and the small details that are hard to get from my top down view. I’m thinking about getting a better camera this week so you maybe seeing way better quality soon anyways.

[@yobe7906]

I'd love to get your input on this as well. Was going to use a sabrent 8tb but because of it being double sided I thought of using a 990 instead

[@TYKU121]

@cppctek Thanks for creating awesome content. As a fellow modder, I love the way you tinker. We are very similar with our passion for tinkering. I got the 990 pro because it uses a smaller NM process on the controller and is fairly power efficient compared to other gen 4 drives. I will definitely be getting some gelid ultimate 1mm pads and a 4mm heatsink for the nvme. The ek water block heatsink is a bit pricey but I'll give it a try. (EDIT: ITS OUT OF STOCK :/ ) Going with another 4mm heatsink.

[@TYKU121]

@yobe7906 I've had no issues so far. It works great. I haven't had any lock ups, freezes or noticeable throttling in the heaviest gaming workloads. Can't attest to editing.

[@yusifr1]

I have a question, i was wondering if it would be possible to have the dome style rear paddles instead of stock? I ask as i rely heavily on my dualsense edge controller for fps games and i just dont like the feel of the stock buttons my fingers dont rest naturally on them.

[@cppctek]

Yes it would be possible. The trouble is we would need someone savy with 3d printing software who can both scan the image in 3d and export it to the pc and edit that image to your liking. You could send over some stock panels to someone who does 3d scanning and design and offer them your suggestions or drawings and they can manipulate the file and image and make it a creation. I’m the worst with that stuff. It’s way over my head but some people it’s as easy and drawing with crayons 🖍️ to them. I myself can barely draw a stick figure lol

[@xyberKnight]

Not sure if OS/software mods are your type of thing, but I'm highly interested in the potential of lower temps and more performance with Z1E on Atlas OS 0.4 where they have finally given options for greater customization within privacy, security and better utilization on Windows 10 and 11. Where you have multiple Z1E devices, I'd be highly interested in this. All I've done so far on my Z1E is get rid of Windows 11 and rollback to Windows 10 which just cost me RGB lighting control, but I don't care about RGB anyway, so it's disabled. On the hardware modding side, I'd love to see possibly a frame around to expand the thickness of the back plate contact for larger hands greater comfortability if that's something possible with 3D printing. Also I can't seem to find any of the magnetic dpad and replacement buttons that you previously showcased in content. I'd love to do a full on white out triggers, shoulder buttons, dpad and thumbstick tops, but seems no one wants to create such things, so I'm stuck with just my ModDIY white back plate and flat back buttons, the TEC cooler(which does great), and a hydrodipped SPIGEN grip case on the back that leaves all the vented areas and back buttons open for access. Love to know if you may be interested in trying to do something with either the TEC and greater potential of 3d printed expansion frames for larger battery support, increased hand size comfort, and maybe even attach some copper shims cut to the heatpipe side to give it better contact and transfer of heat, maybe even offset layered thermal pads and see if possible to still get better cooling with the heatsink and the ModDIY back plate with a thermal pad between the metal transfer plate? Good info. Thanks.

[@cppctek]

Heck yeah thanks ! I’ve tried a few debloated os’s but I usually like to just debloat my own and tune it heavily. I’ve experienced with w10 vs w11 and in my experience I just like 11 more plus there was not much if any differences in fps for me in how I set mine up. Some people just like w10 better and that’s def a thing. D-pad mod I really need to experiment and try to get one made for the ally but I’m really bad with 3d design software. There are some ally grip options out there like the jsaux grip sleeves are good but there not good lookin color wise against my purple backplate. Thanks for the support and I’ll def have you some more ally mods soon ! 🤠❤️🤠❤️🤠

[@xyberKnight]

@@cppctek I look forward to the content checking out Atlas OS 0.4 and where it's no longer by the development team admission going to be full install each update and will get patched upgrades now that things have been reworked. Do you have any advise for apps that will allow core control that's more than just general power adjustment, separate from GPU control, so I could run similar to steam deck at 4 cores 8 threads and keep full GPU utilization for a "travel mode" better experience? I've asked ASUS in my testing time having almost a year with it, but it's not gotten added of yet. The JSAUX sleeves are too loose for me. Really I just need the handheld to be thicker. I wish ASUS would consider a Deluxe edition with a larger HDR native landscape VRR display. Also the other big thing I'm trying to find is a white bezel Anti Glare tempered glass or white vinyl bezel covering to further my white out project upgrades. Also the L bracket open 1 piece PCIe 4.0 NVME m key 2280 bridge works well for keeping shims or thermal pad spacing under it on my 8TB double sided Mushkin Delta drive. Anyway, looking forward to the future battery mod and its viability. Again thanks.

[@benblitzkrieg]

Found your channel two days back, made me cancelled my JSAUX heat sink plate order and checked out the handheld diy mod instead, thanks for that! One question, I am planning to upgrade to a 2TB 2230 ssd, will the thermal pad of the handheld diy cover the ssd as well pr should I get one specifically for the ssd?

[@cppctek]

No the pad won’t cover the 2230 so go ahead and grab a chonky boi mod hestsink and a good thermal pad (1mm thick) the hestsink that works best is 20x20x10

[@benblitzkrieg]

@@cppctek got it, I’m checking out the 20x20x10 heatsink on Ali, 1mm for the thermal pad should be enough right? The heatsink I’m getting doesn’t come with. Edit: Also the pure copper heatsink I’m getting is 20x20x11, I believe the extra 1mm shouldn’t be too much of an issue.

[@cppctek]

@benblitzkrieg yes def use your own thermal pad and check Amazon for the heatsink theres a ton there for cheap with prime shipping too.

[@DOJAKtKt]

19:26 you said your temperature is 60 to 70 in which WATT ? And which game ? Thx for the video tho

[@cppctek]

My apu temps with my particular config using the hhdiy backplate + my ekwb heataink on my 2280 drive and as I mentioned I’m running full 30w manual mode with fan curve set manually, I have even cpu boost enabled. I’m not letting it limit my power. I have the full 53w boost on the third option. I have maximum performance power profile and windows fully debloated and tuned. I can get these temps all day with mw3, forza horizon 5 and many bigger titles. Maximizing airflow and thermal transfer every where possible is key.

[@Shaunymac10]

How come you didnt try the jsaux heatsink with the handheld diy case without the 2280? Wouldnt that fit perfectly?

[@cppctek]

Watch my last video before this where I tested that

[@Shaunymac10]

@@cppcteki watched your last vid you never actually put them together, you tested the heatsink with the jsaux case and you tested the handheld diy but not together with the heatsink which is frustrating as hell

[@danycardenas1614]

In your opinion, is the 2280 SSD upgrade a must if it’s so much trouble to fit the heat sink or thermal pad?

[@cppctek]

its SUPER easy to do, 2280 drives have a much easier way of shedding heat with a full length heatsink, your able to get way better drive prices, sizes and options. 2280 drives are far superior. If you want more storage, 2280 is the one that makes the most sense. Simply find a good single sided 2 or 4tb nvme, buy a heatsink, install with the adapter and your good to go. Its easy as pie. I just answer all the questions for those who maybe over think it or may have had very specific questions.

[@umba9]

You're doing an amazing job selling me on the HandheldDIY backplate but the reddit reviews have been full of QC issues. Any truth to this?

[@cppctek]

Reddit is a ces pool. The only fitment issues were with the back paddle buttons and that was not just a hhddiy issue. Jsaux too but there’s a super easy fix that’s included with all the hhdiy kits now so you won’t have any fitment issues there. Also I have 4 of them. Zero fitment issues. You can see I don’t even need to run screws they fit so good.

[@sTuPiDiScOoL_]

Subbed mate what would be the best and most reliable easy to do ssd mod please mate budget in mind maybe 1 or 2 tb around 100 dollars even less than that be cool as hell as il have to pay a shop to fit it also 😆🤣

[@cppctek]

they are super easy to install and i wouldnt pay anyone, but it depends if your lookin for the 2280 or 2230 size, if the 2230 stock size get the corsair mp600, if the 2280 get the p3 plus

[@sTuPiDiScOoL_]

@@cppctek im definitely gonna look into it most definitely 💯 and yeah il have a look out for a Corsair mp600 mate seen mixed opinions on the western digital tbf mate and Witchever one I'd get I'd just buy a SSD cloner and hope can find legitimate maybe free software to do it cheers brother much appreciated mate mine is r9 model but tbh I'm still not sure i trust that the SD card slot has been fixed but could be wrong the ssd heatsink thing you done was coolaf too mate💯

[@DIQTIDDY]

Just for clarification, does using the heat sink with the handheldDIY backplate result in better temps compared to just using the silicone pad it came with? Just don’t want to waste my time if it’s fruitless. Just have a 2230 in it.

[@cppctek]

Yes because the silicon pad doesn’t cover all over the nvme. The controller and memory don’t get fully covered and will possibly the really throttle performance depending on what nvme you use and how hot the drive gets. Don’t risk not running a heat sink on an nvme. I do not advise it but do at your own risk. I do cover it

[@DIQTIDDY]

@@cppctek so if it’s the jsaux heat sink with the handheldDIY backplate, it would run cooler than using the handheldDIY with the silicone pad and using a separate heat sink for my 2230?

[@cppctek]

My apologies. I misread that this morning as 2280. If your using stock drive with thr 2230 it will lower the nvme temps. But on a 2280 it may lower those slightly but just may not fit perfectly. I don’t like the fitment of the jsaux mod at all as I stated later in the video and in the follow up video I did. The handheld diy backplate is a much better mod and option for cooling.

[@DIQTIDDY]

@@cppctek Not a problem, thank you for taking the time to respond! Just wanted to be sure before trying to tinker with it more. It’s a shame that the jsaux heatsink issues are so prominent and that no one else have gotten a solid heat sink set up down yet. Hopefully a decent one pops up in the wild soon.

[@faridkani]

nothin on purple dpad and buttons?

[@cppctek]

I’m about to drop more videos. It’s taking me time to edit

[@azieldemous7924]

Hey would I need to do anything the the ekwb 2280 heatsink or does it just fit snug as a bug?

[@cppctek]

Fits perfect with a 1mm thermal pad included. Just cut to length. Dont use the backplate it comes with or the brackets. Grab some rubber bands or if you do use the brackets and backplate you’ll need a single sided nvme drive and be careful I prefer using the rubber bands like I have

[@azieldemous7924]

@cppctek I see some package of what look like rubber bands for brace would those be fine? Also any suggestions for single sided nvme?

[@Ricky_III]

What SSD heatsink is that?

[@cppctek]

The ekwb 2280 I mentioned ? It’s an ekwb brand (the purple one)

[@Ricky_III]

Was just coming to say nvm I found it but thanks for the quick response! Just got an ally today and no reviews do it justice I feel it's an amazing device

[@cppctek]

@Ricky_III heck yeah it’s great. Tons of mods available and a lot of people just aren’t getting the most out of it. Tuning windows is a huge thing too. Hang tight I got a ton of more good Ally videos coming

[@RP123lolololol]

Dude a SATA drive is just fine, and IT IS fast enough specially for gaming, WTH are you talking about.

[@cppctek]

Yes and no, it’s fast enough but so is a school bus. It’s fast enough to get you to school but not fast enough to win races. Sounds dumb but downloading games and updates the transfer speeds can get fully saturated quick plus there’s no dram cache on that model oh and the main point. Was 99.9999999999999% of people doing the 2280 mod would never ever buy an m sata drive in 2024, hell they don’t even make them in 4tb sizes. And they don’t get hot so I need to be able to compare real drives people use rather than some weird niche drive from an ancient era that doesn’t produce enough heat at all to see if the heatsinks actually doing a good job or not.

[@emptybodyfm]

It’s just seems like you wanna shit on the black heatsink solution cause it not from the company your working with in the most blatantly obvious way. You could have easily added a thicker thermal pad to accommodate for it lack of reach due to the NVME clearance. You simply are bias due to having some skin in the game with the competitor back plate company. If it was just a terrible product that on thing but it’s just really obvious how much your just hell bent on not displaying it in any way positively. You could have put the stock drive back on and tested the black heat spreader with it to see thermals as not everyone can’t afford a new better drive. this could be a cooling solution for those individuals that worked well. It’s just look terrible that in no video have you done this sense this product has come out almost as if your actively avoiding doing so to promote the other company. It just dishonest and shows your bottom line is making money first not informing your viewers of what option they have.

[@cppctek]

Your wrong. I work with both the same. Neither pay me! Didn’t you hear how hopeful I was in the beginning. I was instantly turned off with the fitment and how it doesn’t have mounting pressure.

[@cppctek]

Also I just realized you commented on the second part of this saga. Did you not watch the part one to this saga? Did you not hear how high energy and hopeful I was ? I did the test in real time

[@emptybodyfm]

@@cppctek I watched the entire saga as I been looking into getting a device my self sense I have no interest in getting a ps5 to play there console exclusives and wanted something more portable than playing on my Pc and as a result I found your content looking up possible mods upfront before buying to maximize my experience on it sense it’s gonna be a huge difference from my threadripper set up I have and want to get the most of the device. You showed the black heatsink version in the video and within 5 minutes just really shifted toward the other shell almost immediately with just so lil effort to try to make it work in a stock device set up to really display it possible application in every scenario and it pro and cons if one had X mod that mite not be compatible or it worked with X configuration. I personally think the best solution to Cooling on this device would be to have a shell that has something similarly to this black heat spreader that comes mounted in a similar manner but held in place with the back plate shell letting the fins of the heat spreader come through the back plate as to have them exposed to passively help cool due to having a bigger surface area.

[@CharlesWolfwood]

Ive never wanted someone to stop talking and get to the point in my life.

[@cppctek]

Go watch TikTok :)

[@cppctek]

Also I go into details because I do have a bigger range of viewers who have had all kinds of questions. I try to dive into every possible scenario and cover all my bases. You’d be surprised how much hate you get by leaving one stone un turned. The skip buttons should still work on here if you’re not interested. If you looking for confirmation bias then i simply and not like other channels where I’m dishonest in my findings or try to steer them in a way where it looks better than it really is