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This time with T-FORCE Z540 M.2 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD 2TB SSD to test, bring you to see M.2 PCIE Gen5 x4 SSD what kind of cooler is needed to use will be better, Gen5 SSD heat generation can not be suppressed through the motherboard thin cooling pads, so in addition to using the motherboard's own cooler, also with passive Jonsbo M.2 SSD hard drive cooler, active air cooling small tower cooler T-FORCE DARK AirFlow I SSD Coole, an all-in-one water cooler T-FORCE DARK AirFlow I SSD Coole, and a water cooler. Therefore, in addition to using the motherboard's own cooler, we also used the passive Jonsbo M.2 SSD cooler, the active air-cooled T-FORCE DARK AirFlow I SSD Coole, and the water-cooled T-FORCE SIREN GD120S AIO SSD Cooler to test the cooling performance and analyze the advantages and disadvantages for your reference.<\/p>\n

T-FORCE Z540 M.2 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD 2TB Solid State DriveSpecifications:<\/b><\/h4>\n

Interface: PCI-Express 5.0 x4
\nNVMe: 2.0
\nInterface format: M.2 2280
\nContinuous read speed: 12400 MB\/s
\nContinuous Write Speed: 11800 MB\/s
\nCapacity options: 1TB \/ 2TB \/ 4TB
\nController: Phison PS5026-E26-52
\nNAND Flash: Micron Micron 232L 3D TLC chips
\nCache: Hynix SK hynix LPDDR4 4GB
\nDimensions: 80 x 22 x 3.7 mm
\nWarranty: 5-year limited warranty
\nTBW Durability: 1200 TB<\/p>\n

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