Trying out the Jonsbo M.2 SSD Heatsink

In this video, I unbox the Jonsbo M.2 SSD Heatsink, installing it on an SSD, then doing some simple benchmarks. This is my first unboxing video so apologies for the mistakes.

[fernandoballina]

I’ve translated the “instructions” on the official website and yes, gray ones for double sided and white ones for single … BUT if the SSD is more than 2.4mm thick you have to use one gray at the base and the white one at the top! My WD SN850 is 2.38mm (0.09”) installed with both white ones and it’s TOO tight! Carefully opened it with a small flat screwdriver from one edge, and changed them… As soon as I opened it, I saw that it was way too tight! One of the silicone pads was so squished that it broke from one side. When I placed the gray on the bottom and the white one on top and closed it (pressed) it made the pop sound and the pads doesn’t look squished than before.

Hope this helps!

[nnnn]

You use both thermal pastes, just not slide in the bottom side, simply put it under and press untill it clicks in.

[kooljoeseo]

This heatsink is not designed to close by sliding. You can search how to install it on youtube.
Thermal tapes do not dissipate heat. They only conduct it.
The thicker the tape, the harder to transfer the heat to a heatsink.
Therefore, you better switch the top one to a gray tape and bottom one to a white one(for tight fitting).

[GameTerrific]

It's meant to be press fitted together so that the thermal pads get the most contact...
If you managed to slide it in, you are either pushing the pads or not even making proper contact with it... Just think about it logically. But thanks for the unboxing though.

[YouTubePremium-dekm]

I have this exactly the same Jonsbo M2-3 heatsink paired with a double sided PNY CS2140 1TB SSD. I tried both white thermal pad and it didn't fit or clicked, tried thin grey pad on the back and white pad on the front also didn't fit. Best fit with dual sided SSD is thin grey pad on front and back.

[jedrula]

dont slide radiator to close... just push very gently

[ChibiAzurenightmare]

hello, can i use this Heatsink for SSD on PS5 ?

[FargothPL]

On the back thermopad, don't peel off the foil on the heat sink side. The foil is slippery, so you can easily slide it off and avoid the problem of a bending thermopad film. Apart from that, this heat sink is designed to press 2 pieces in to one

[layoutkimsstudio]

wat 2c difference? u meed the pads to be in contact with metal to priperly dissapate heat.

[smithuk]

I installed this heatsink on a 500gb crucial p5 and it need both thicker pads, my idle temp instantly dropped 12 degrees from 57c to 45c which is much better.I dry tested the pads to find which combination of pad sizes i needed before removing the adhesive sheet and snapping the 2 halves together, they need to be fairly tight but you shouldn't have to force them together by standing on it, lol Also make sure you dont obscure the ssd interface or the screw hole when positioning the heatsink

[LuisP-pden]

Bad instalation. Put the fat tapes (white) on both sides. And close whithout sliding. Pressing only. Is better to contact with aluminium heatsink

[smuludgn]

I guess you mounted the heat sink wrong. A lot of reviews got nearly 15 degrees drop with the same heatsink...

[HasanBasri-jl]

u need to watch more videos like us man :)

[fuza]

Hi i think ur motherboard like my motherboard asrock b550m In which the slot position of nvme is under pcie vga, is the heat sink will block the vga ? Due the position of nvme is under of vga

[ahmetadem]

hepsioradadan 200tl ye aldım 2gun once, 60 dereceyi gecirmiyor, daha iyi olmalı mı bılmıyorum galıba pedleri dpgrutakmadım, bilmiyorum

[Internet_Polizei]

its designed to click it together. just push the sides together work for me 100%. You did it so wrong bro :/ Good that you have 2 pad sets so you cab fix it now =) The pressure is neccesary, watch your VRAM thermal pads ;) LOOOT of pressure.

[ThiagoSantos-qmtx]

Wrong installation method. Don't slide the heatsink, press both sides until it clicks.

[claytonsantos]

Pessoal, sem desmerecer a boa vontade de quem compartilha a experiência em cada situação, mas cada vez mais o pessoal tem preguiça de pensar e usar a lógica para efetuar tarefas simples. Tudo bem se orientar em vídeos para obter informação, mas não faça disso uma regra para seguir tutoriais para tudo. Todos são capazes de raciocinar.

Todo thermalpad requer pressão para que a eficiência seja obtida. E ao contrário do que muita gente pensa, existe uma pressão adequada; não é quanto mais, melhor. Tampouco uma baixa pressão será suficiente para conduzir o calor de forma satisfatória.
Partindo da base que é necessária uma pressão, os thermalpads possuem uma "cola" que não permite simplesmente deslizar a parte cinza (existe o modelo vermelho). É preciso que uma pressão seja exercida sem que haja movimentos laterais, caso contrário irá danificar o material e comprometer a eficiência.

Depois de se decidir quais thermalpad's irão usar (varia de acordo com o modelo e a espessura do SSD), Instale um em cada parte do dissipador. A forma correta de finalizar é encaixando um dos lados da parte superior (cinza) na fenda da parte inferior (preta) e por pressão de forma uniforme na outra extremidade até que se encaixe totalmente. Desta forma não haverá danos. JAMAIS deslize para encaixar.

Quem tiver danificado o thermalpad, sugiro que substitua, pois um thermalpad inficiente é pior do que se não houvesse nenhum.

[BSRM]

This M.2 heat dissipation module has a serious error in the design of the crimping method, and it does not consider the adhesion of the bottom heat dissipation adhesive at all.

[WizDoM]

Friend i tryed this it's very very colded the m.2 before I'm useing this the temperature was 36 on idl Knew it's 20 to 26 on idl or play games 🙂