TURN ANY PLAIN M.2 HEATSINK into RGB M.2 HEATSINK

Hey guys,
Turn your boring m.2 heatsink into an RGB M.2 Heatsink. Just got this RGB heatsink in today. This heatsink was easy to install and its looks pretty damn good too. If you want to plug this into your motherboard that you need to purchase the right volt. For mine it was a 12v. Hope you enjoy this video if you do please sub, comment and like the video.
Link RGB Heatsink:
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Thanks,
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[@shadowr2d2]

I like this video. Very easy to follow. An easy way to add some RGB. You sir have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work..

[@TheNoviceTech]

I really appreciate the comment. Thanks!!!!!!!

[@N0WARE]

Ya nice orange themes build bro

[@TheNoviceTech]

WORLD WIDE GAMERS/W.W.G thanks!!! Appreciate the comment.

[@badbimr]

The thermal pad looks way to thick. Why did you not remove the label/sticker from the drive? One would assume the label/sticker becomes an isolator and will inhibit heat transfer. Did you check temps before and after? Seems like this would not work great at cooling.

[@TheNoviceTech]

Bill Panop the thermalpads isn’t that thick and having the sticker really doesn’t do much because it just a pass through to the pad. Truthfully it’s more for looks than cooling. I like how it looks. Really appreciate your comment. 👍🏼

[@Jack-sy8hs]

Does it connect with aura? nice build btw bud

[@TheNoviceTech]

BANT3R I really appreciate the comment. Yes it does sync with aura. Hope you enjoy the channel

[@Jack-sy8hs]

The Novice Tech no problem bud, ok thanks I’ll give this a shot thanks bud

[@LilView]

It looks cheap. Like too bright and not defined

[@TheNoviceTech]

Lil View apreciate the comment. The color sync perfectly with my asus motherboard.