Heatsink for SSDs

A heatsink for SSDs is a component designed to dissipate heat generated during operation. When an SSD is in use, it produces heat that can affect its performance and lifespan. The heatsink absorbs this heat and releases it into the surrounding air, helping keep the SSD cool. This prevents overheating, which could cause slowdowns or damage. Typically made of metals like aluminum, heatsinks are attached directly to the SSD surface or incorporated into its casing. Effective cooling ensures the SSD runs efficiently, maintains high speeds, and lasts longer.