4pcs Cooler Master m.2 SSD Universal Heat Sink Slim Stickers Thermal Pad NVMe For Sale

4pcs Cooler Master m.2 SSD Universal Heat Sink Slim Stickers Thermal Pad NVMe
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4pcs Cooler Master m.2 SSD Universal Heat Sink Slim Stickers Thermal Pad NVMe:
$9.99

Cooler MasterUniversal SSD Thermal Pad (Sticker) 60x18mm for NVMe Drives - 4pcs
Cooler MasterTriple layer heat conduction and ultra thin 0.5mm design for rapid M.2 SSD cooling. Universally compatible with unshielded NVMe solid state drives.
TRIPLE LAYER HEAT CONDUCTIONHigh density triple layer design facilitates rapid cooling of components.
ULTRA-THIN0.5mm ultra-thin design cools components quickly with no hassle.
4 PIECES INCLUDEDThis version of the M.2 NVMe SSD Thermal Pad comes with enough units to cool 4x M.2 SSD\'s.
EASY INSTALLATIONApply the pad to the top of the SSD and Instantly enjoy superior cooling.
UNIVERSAL COMPABILITYCompatible with all unshielded NVMe solid state drives.SpecificationsPieces 4x Heatsink Stickers
Thermal Conductivity 900 W/mk
Dimensions 60x18mm
*SSD is not included
**Actual product may differ from product images


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