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    SSD heat! Simply solution !!

    Discussion in 'Razer' started by sarou, Jul 1, 2018.

  1. sarou

    sarou Notebook Consultant

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    Hi,


    I think all Razer's owners have heat issue on SSD...

    Like my first bench :
    [​IMG]

    I remoxe sticker on SSD and plade 2 pads of 1mm Gelid 14W/mk on over the other (2mm). This big pad is on contact with the aluminium backplate.

    And the result is......

    [​IMG]

    Not bad... really...
     
    sarou, Jul 1, 2018
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    There's a lot of discussion about this in the owners lounge thread.
     
    hfm, Jul 1, 2018
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    sarou Notebook Consultant

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    Lost in thousands of answers....
     
    sarou, Jul 1, 2018
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    You have a typo, Gelids are 12W/mk lol
     
    c69k, Jul 2, 2018
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    This thread would be really helpful if you would present a how-to with pictures :)
     
    TCO, Jul 6, 2018
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    Sorry. Pads are alphacool 14w
     
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    [​IMG]
     
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    [​IMG]
     
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    Papusan Jokebook's Sucks! Dont waste your $$$ on Filthy

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    Could you run 5-6 rounds in a row with ATTO Disk Benchmark and post results? Should easily push your ssd harder than what a single run CrystalDiskmark can. Post picture as before. Thanks
     
    Papusan, Jul 8, 2018
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    I can. With Crystal disk mark i ran 3 tests i took screenshot at the end.
     
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    Which parameters for the test ?

    [​IMG]
     
    sarou, Jul 11, 2018
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    I just ran 5 tests consecutive with ATTO. Default options : 56c Max
     
    sarou, Jul 12, 2018
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    [​IMG]
     
    sarou, Jul 12, 2018
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    Becareful though, now you made contact between your SSD and backplate, the backplate flexes a bit so if you press the backplate inwards you are pushing extra stress onto the drive connector which isnt really ideal.... The lifespan isnt too great for these connectors to begin with.
     
    rinneh, Jul 14, 2018
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    The pads touch just a little bit the backplate. With very ligh pressure. Just a simply contact to transfer thermal.
    No pressure on ssd connector.
     
    sarou, Jul 14, 2018
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