#heat dissipation

The solutions are designed to address the challenge of managing the high degree of heat generated by high-performance SSDs. They enhance stability, prolong product lifespan, and maintain optimal speeds through ADATA’s award-winning heat dissipation patented designs. Among them, the Project NeonStorm Gen5 SSD is the first in the industry to introduce a liquid- and air-cooled heat dissipation design on an M.2 SSD. The LEGEND 970 Gen5 SSD features a dual-layer aluminum alloy heatsink and fan, with a surface crystallization coating to improve thermal conductivity. Meanwhile, the SE920 USB4 external SSD has a built-in micro fan to quickly discharge heat, activated by extending the retractable casing. As the heat rises off the SSD, it passes through a metal heat spreader to increase contact area, and is conducted into the liquid reservoir, where heat energy is absorbed by a high thermal capacity coolant. The coolant then moves into the aluminum alloy heatsink, which acts as a medium between the coolant and the fans. According to ADATA, the "patented dual-cooling heat dissipation" system can lower SSD temperatures by an additional 20% compared with fan-type heat dissipation fins without liquid cooling. Read more in our articles including "ADATA debuts its comprehensive SSD cooling solutions" and "Apple rolls out iOS 27 beta 2".