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Use this guide to install a heatsink onto an M.2 2280 blade-style SSD.
If you plan on using your SSD in a PlayStation 5, make sure it’s compatible with Sony’s specifications.
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在这个步骤中使用的工具：Tweezers$4.99
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Use a pair of tweezers to peel one side of protective film away from one of the thermal pads.
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Align the exposed side of the thermal pad with the bottom tray section of the heatsink assembly.
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Lay the thermal pad down so it covers the tray evenly.
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Use your finger to lightly press down on the thermal pad to adhere it to the surface.
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Use a pair of tweezers to peel one side of protective film away from the remaining thermal pad.
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Align the exposed side of the thermal pad with the top section of the heatsink.
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Lay the thermal pad down so it covers the top section evenly.
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Use your finger to lightly press down on the thermal pad to adhere it to the surface.
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Use a pair of tweezers to remove the plastic liner from the thermal pad in the tray.
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Lay the M.2 SSD into the tray, the side with the most chips facing up.
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Use a pair of tweezers to remove the plastic liner from the thermal pad on the heatsink's top section.
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Align the top heatsink section over the SSD and the tray.
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Firmly press the two halves together. You'll feel it "snap" into place.
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Make sure that the heatsink is close to the screw cutout but doesn't overhang it.
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If you're having trouble installing your SSD, you may have to slightly adjust the heatsink's position.
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Use your fingers to slide the SSD between the two halves of the heatsink assembly until fitment is just right.
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Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
Installation didn’t go as planned? Check out our Computer Hardware Answers community or PlayStation 5 Answers community for troubleshooting help.
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I just bought predator gm7000 ssd with heatsink. The ssd only come with one thermal pad on top to be use with the heatsink. Do i need to get another thermal pad for bottom?
This is just a generic guide, so not every step applies to every situation. I've checked your mentioned SSD and it comes with a custom heatsink for it, which means you don't need another one. Thermal pads only help if they're touching a surface (i.e. a metal sheet) for heat transfer. Since this isn't how yours is build/installed, a second pad would be basically pointless. Hope this helps :)
