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M.2 Heatsink for PS5 PCI-E NVME 2280 SSD Graphene Coating Copper Heat Sink,High Performance SSD Radiator with Thermal Pad for Laptop PC 2280 NGFF Solid State Disk Cooler(70x20x4mm)
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icepc M.2 Heatsink for PS5 PCI-E NVME 2280 SSD Graphene Coating Copper Heat Sink

Bottom line: The icepc M.2 Heatsink: Only 4mm tall, slim enough for laptops and cramped M.2 slots; main trade-off: 70mm length leaves part of an 80mm drive uncovered.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Only 4mm tall, slim enough for laptops and cramped M.2 slots
  • ✓ Copper body with graphene coating for passive heat spreading
  • ✓ Tool-free install using the included silicone thermal pad
  • ✓ Fits 2280 drives like SN750, 970 EVO, 970 PRO and PM981
  • ✓ Angled slot design adds air-contact area and looks clean

Cons

  • ✗ 70mm length leaves part of an 80mm drive uncovered
  • ✗ Held on by thermal pad only; no clips, screws or bands
  • ✗ Cools one side only, with no plate for the back of the SSD
  • ✗ No 2230, 2242 or 2260 sizing; 2280 only

Manufacturer description

The icepc M.2 Heatsink is a low-profile copper cooler with a graphene coating, built for 2280-size (22x80mm) NVMe SSDs. At 70x20x4mm, it fits laptops and other tight spaces where a tall finned heatsink won't. The heatsink pairs a copper base with a graphene coating to pull heat off the drive's controller and NAND. Graphene as a material is rated at up to 5300W/m-K of thermal conductivity, compared with 386.4W/m-K for pure copper. Angled slots cut across the top add surface area for air to move over, so heat leaves the sink faster. They also give the cooler a cleaner look in an open case…

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored icepc M.2 Heatsink using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the ssds & storage category. icepc's ssds & storage lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

Common buyer scenarios for ssds & storage of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this heatsink fit my M.2 SSD?

It is made for 2280-size (22x80mm) M.2 drives. icepc lists the WD SN750, Samsung 850 EVO, 860 EVO, 960 EVO, 970 EVO, 950 PRO, 960 PRO, 970 PRO and PM981 as compatible. It does not fit 2230, 2242 or 2260 drives.

What are the exact dimensions of the heatsink?

The heatsink measures 70x20x4mm. At 4mm tall it suits laptops and other tight spaces. Check your slot clearance with the thermal pad's thickness added before you buy.

Do I need tools to install it?

No. Place the included silicone thermal pad between the SSD and the heatsink, then press the heatsink down. The pad holds it in place. No screws or clips are needed.

Can I use this heatsink in a PS5?

The listing names the PS5 as a use case and the heatsink fits 2280 NVMe drives. Compare the 70x20x4mm size with the clearance in your console's M.2 expansion bay before you install it.

Is the thermal pad required?

Yes. icepc says to always put the silicone pad between the heatsink and the SSD. It transfers heat, keeps the metal off the drive's chips and holds the heatsink in place.

Key Features

  • Graphene is the most efficient heat conductor in the world,Its thermal conductivity can reach 5300W/m·K, pure copper only 386.4W/m·K and aluminum only 237 2W/m·K. You can use the temperature software to test the temperature before and after installation, you will find that it is more efficient than other radiators.
  • M.2 Heatsinks : for 2280 size (22x80mm) M.2 NVME SSD, like SN750, 850 EVO, 860 EVO, 960 EVO, 970 EVO, 950 PRO, 960 PRO, 970PRO,PM981 etc.
  • This radiator is suitable for Laptop and some narrow spaces, and through the professional air duct design, it increases the contact area with air for heat exchange, and it can dissipate heat more quickly.
  • The slanted slot design provides a more aesthetically pleasing installation display.The ilicone thermal pad enables you to fix the radiator on SSD easily without any tools.
  • Please place the silicone cooling pad between the heat sink and the SSD to prevent damage to the SSD and protect the particles of the SSD, which can effectively extend the life of your SSD.

Full Specifications

Brandicepc
Dimensions70x20x4mm
CompatibilityPC, PS5
M.2 Heatsinksfor 2280 size (22x80mm) M.2 NVME SSD, like SN750, 850 EVO, 860 EVO, 960 EVO, 970 EVO, 950 PRO, 960 PRO, 970PRO,PM981 etc.
Mounting TypeChassis Mount
Cooler Heatsink MaterialCopper
Full listing titleM.2 Heatsink for PS5 PCI-E NVME 2280 SSD Graphene Coating Copper Heat Sink,High Performance SSD Radiator with Thermal Pad for Laptop PC 2280 NGFF Solid State Disk Cooler(70x20x4mm)

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