Titanium Micro Nitro Pro M.2 NVMe 2280 Dual Cooler SSD Cooling
A heatsink with four copper heat pipes and a 30 mm PWM fan lowers M.2 2280 NVMe drive temperatures by roughly 30 to 40 °C and includes thermal tape.
- Lowers SSD temps by 30 to 40 °C
- Extra 10 to 20 °C drop versus fanless heatsinks
- Four pure-copper heatpipes move heat fast
- 30 mm PWM fan auto-adjusts for quiet cooling
- Fits single- or double-sided 2280 NVMe drives
Active Cooling for M.2 NVMe 2280 SSDs
The Titanium Micro Nitro Pro is an active cooler built for single-sided or double-sided M.2 NVMe 2280 solid-state drives. It combines four pure copper heat pipes with a 30 mm PWM fan to move heat away from the drive during sustained workloads. The kit includes thermal tape, screws and a screwdriver for straightforward desktop installation.
Suited for Enclosed Builds.
This cooler suits desktop builders who can accommodate a 30 mm fan and need lower drive temperatures under heavy write loads. It is not intended for fanless systems that rely on passive dissipation, nor for laptops or small-form-factor chassis where a 30 mm fan cannot be mounted or powered.
Temperature Drop of 30 to 40 °C Over Bare Drive
The manufacturer states the Nitro Pro can reduce SSD temperatures by approximately 30 to 40 °C depending on the environment, and by an additional 10 to 20 °C compared with passive heatsinks. This figure is the primary indicator of whether the cooler meets a specific thermal target.
How it compares
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- Price $18.99
- Pricier than about 62% of the 27 comparable items (median $16.99).
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Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a free motherboard M.2 slot and an NVMe 2280 drive to use this cooler?
Yes, it mounts directly onto a single- or double-sided NVMe 2280 SSD in a standard desktop M.2 slot and includes thermal tape, screws and a screwdriver for installation.
Will the 30 mm PWM fan and four copper heat pipes clear tall memory modules or a large GPU back-plate?
The low-profile heatsink sits close to the drive; most standard DIMMs and graphics cards leave enough clearance, but verify your board layout before fitting.
How can I confirm the cooler is working after I fit it?
Monitor the SSD temperature in BIOS or software — expect a drop of roughly 30 to 40 °C under load, and the fan should spin up automatically as the drive warms.
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