Butterfly_Seraphim•

I don't even have an m.2 drive but I want this. I have a problem.

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tkim91321•

This is for rookies. Real idiots like you and I get water blocks for your m.2 drives.

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TheJuliusErvingfan•

I have a similar issue. Very concerned about what I might buy next. Between this sub and slickdeals I have some serious issues lol

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der_ninong•

i still got a bunch of thermalright vrm heatsinks from 2008 that look like these, never got to use them either

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ZombiePope•

The perfect thing for when you've already water-cooled your ram.

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PurifiedFlubber•

My friend water cooled his ssds before m2 became popular

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You can watercool m.2s, what's he waiting for?

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PurifiedFlubber•

Well he died last year, so probably necromancy or something.

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MelAlton•

awkward.jpg (also: sorry - it's terrible when it happens, all you can do is raise a pint to your fallen mates in their honor)

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Probably overkill but my cheap ass Intel 600p keeps overheating so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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This is a chonky boy and I love it

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