Aquatuning m.2 pci-e block

Good airflow should do the same thing, but I could see this being useful somewhat in a SFF build with limited airflow.

MY motherboard has two M.2 Slots, both right under the main PCI-e slot for the GPU :/
 
Mine is mounted completely away from any airflow. I've considered doing this simply to get it cooled, and I already have the loop in place. However, we've already seen that airflow is not enough.
Reading the website more though, it says that the top plate is aluminum... Not a fan of adding aluminum to my loop.
 
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alxlwson said:
Mine is mounted completely away from any airflow. I've considered doing this simply to get it cooled, and I already have the loop in place. Reading the website more though, it says that the top plate is aluminum... Not a fan of adding aluminum to my loop.
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It's tough to tell. Does the Aluminum actually make coolant contact?
 
Zarathustra[H] said:
It's tough to tell. Does the Aluminum actually make coolant contact?
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Not sure. Gonna reach out to AT this evening to find out. I'm going to assume that it does, as that plate is covering the area that is milled out in the cold plate.
 
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