RaidSonic has officially launched the 'Icy Box IB-M2HSF-705,' an all-new computer cooler that boasts a less invasive build than competing models while still delivering enough power to cool high-powered SSDs.
Similar to its predecessor, the IB-M2HSF-70, the new Icy Box IB-M2HSF-705 is geared towards cooling off 80mm long M.2 SSDs. In addition, this unit delivers an impressive 23W cooling capacity, which is capable of cooling users' drives by as much as 40%. Moreover, a 23W cooling capacity is far more than enough for standard M.2 SSDs, making it a safe bet for anyone with that kind of hard drive.
Other notable features of the Icy Box IB-M2HSF-705 include its 22 fin set-up, which features 2mm air gaps between each fin, and its built-in thermal pad, which delivers a thermal conductivity of 1.5 W/mK.
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RaidSonic Releases Its 'Icy Box IB-M2HSF-705' Computer Cooler
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