do i need cooling for my nmve?

[david_croft98]

Hey my lexar nm710 temperature is pretty high on load even with stock motherboard heatsink and thermal pad so do i need to buy separate heatsink for my nvme? p.s the manufacturer says operating temperature is 0°C to 70°C but mine is almost always over 70 when gaming or doing something that puts load on nvme idle is 50c

[-rascal-]

51 minutes ago, david_croft98 said:

Hey my lexar nm710 temperature is pretty high on load even with stock motherboard heatsink and thermal pad so do i need to buy separate heatsink for my nvme? p.s the manufacturer says operating temperature is 0°C to 70°C but mine is almost always over 70 when gaming or doing something that puts load on nvme idle is 50c

 

What motherboard + case are you using?

How is the overall system airflow?

What are your system specs?

I looked at your old posts, and I couldn't get any of that info.

 

[david_croft98]

18 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

What motherboard + case are you using?

How is the overall system airflow?

What are your system specs?

I looked at your old posts, and I couldn't get any of that info.

 

i have asus tuf gaming b650m-plus ryzen 5 7600 ddr5 32gb ram rx 6800 i have 6 fans in case which is deepcool cc560 my other one nvme is pretty chill max temp 50-55c airflow is pretty good all my other components at normal temp only this one nvme is high

[-rascal-]

10 minutes ago, david_croft98 said:

i have asus tuf gaming b650m-plus ryzen 5 7600 ddr5 32gb ram rx 6800 i have 6 fans in case which is deepcool cc560 my other one nvme is pretty chill max temp 50-55c airflow is pretty good all my other components at normal temp only this one nvme is high

 

Are running an air cooler or an AIO?

An air / tower cooler will help circulate around around the CPU and NVM SSD area...

 

Some motherboard's have a plastic film over the thermal pad on NVMe SSD heatsink.

Did your TUF B650 have any of that, and if so, did you remove it?

 

The review here shows the NM710 should run pretty cool for the most part. It's a pretty efficiency SSD.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/lexar-nm710-1-tb/8.html

 

Otherwise, you may consider getting an aftermarket NVMe heatsink.

Make sure you get a good / decent one, though. Some of the crap on Amazon / Ali-Express are junk.

[david_croft98]

12 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

Are running an air cooler or an AIO?

An air / tower cooler will help circulate around around the CPU and NVM SSD area...

 

Some motherboard's have a plastic film over the thermal pad on NVMe SSD heatsink.

Did your TUF B650 have any of that, and if so, did you remove it?

 

The review here shows the NM710 should run pretty cool for the most part. It's a pretty efficiency SSD.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/lexar-nm710-1-tb/8.html

 

Otherwise, you may consider getting an aftermarket NVMe heatsink.

Make sure you get a good / decent one, though. Some of the crap on Amazon / Ali-Express are junk.

i have thermalright peerless assassin 120 se air cooler and yes i removed the plastic film from thermal pad guess my only choice is to get aftermarket heatsink well thanks for the info

[thrasher_565]

gpus can exhaust its heat at the mb witch could be at the m.2. lower temos can improve things but i dont no just depends i guess. parts of m.2 dont like being too cold.