ADATA XPG Showcase its Advanced Cooling Solutions for DRAM and SSDs

[Nomad76]

Project XPG NeonStorm PCIe Gen 5 SSD, which won an award at Computex, has a dual active cooling system with an aluminium air duct, liquid cooling, and dual fans. This increases the Gen 5 SSD's cooling efficiency by 10%. The Legend 970 Pro PCIe Gen 5 SSD has read/write speeds up to 14,000/12,000 MB/s, using an aluminium heatsink and a micro fan for better heat dissipation.

The XPG Lancer Neon RGB DDR5 memory module uses a heat dissipating coating on the PCB, a heatsink made of 50% recycled materials, and an eco-friendly manufacturing process. It's the first eco-friendly RGB memory module, performing up to 8,000 MT/s with 16 GB and 24 GB capacities.



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[_JP_]

has a dual active cooling system with an aluminium air duct, liquid cooling, and dual fans. This increases the Gen 5 SSD's cooling efficiency by 10%.

Is it me, or is that waay too much engineered to have just a low return?
The format of the PCB and sizing of the heatspreaders on the dies seem to be the issue, not the 200g of copper on top of it.

 

[DieMitchell]

This is the first time ive seen rgb on ram and thought it genuinely looks good.

 

[phil995511]

They can keep their SSD coolers with fans for themselves, personally I only want fanless solutions that don't take up too much space and are easy to access for maintenance.

 

[Kapone33]

No Air cooler allowed.

They can keep their SSD coolers with fans for themselves, personally I only want fanless solutions that don't take up too much space and are easy to access for maintenance.

Get the X670E E Strix. It has super beefy heatsinks and comes with an extra beefy one in the box if you are going to use more than 1.

 

[TechLurker]

That hybrid cooling system should have had some fins extruding out from the inner wall of the aluminum cooling tube to increase surface area for air.