be quiet! MC1 (BZ002)
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Compatible with Sony PlayStation 5 M.2 SSD slot.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The "be quiet! MC1" radiator is designed for M.2 SSDs and is particularly noted for its compatibility with the Sony PlayStation 5 M.2 SSD slot. Users appreciate its effective temperature reduction capabilities, with one reviewer highlighting a significant decrease in temperature during stress tests on a SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus 1TB M.2 NVMe, where the maximum temperature reached was 74 degrees, compared to potential 100 degrees without the radiator. Another user reported a stable 41° under load with an ADATA XPG SX8200 PRO 1Tb SSD. The product comes with all necessary installation components, including a radiator, thermal pads, and a screwdriver, ensuring a secure fit with bolts. The minimalistic design is also praised, although the price is noted as a slight drawback. Overall, the "be quiet! MC1" is considered an excellent radiator for maintaining optimal SSD performance.
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The disk is secured with bolts; everything needed for installation is included (radiator, thermal pads and screwdriver). Not detected. |
on the screenshot is the temperature when idle (Samsung under the radiator from the motherboard) 41° under load (SSD ADATA XPG SX8200 PRO 1Tb), appearance (minimalistic design), screwdriver included except for the price  Rick: |
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liquid cooling, per processor, AMD: AM4, AM5, Intel: 1700 1851, fan: 3, 120 mm, depth 25 mm, 3000 rpm, UV glow, backplate mount
air cooler, per processor, AMD: AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2, AM4, Intel: 775, 1150, 1155/1156, 2011 v3, 2066, 1151/1151 v2, 1200, fan: 2, 140 mm, 1500 rpm, maximum TDP 220 W, height: 165 mm, magnetic bearing, UV glow, backplate mount
air cooler, per processor, AMD: AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2, Intel: 1150, 1155/1156, 2011 v3, 2066, 1151/1151 v2, 1200, fan: 1, 140 mm, 1500 rpm, maximum TDP 220 W, height: 165 mm, magnetic bearing, UV glow, backplate mount
fan, on body, fan: 1, 120 mm, depth 25 mm, 1200 rpm, quiet (<20 dB), magnetic bearing, UV glow
fan, on body, fan: 1, 80 mm, depth 25 mm, 2200 rpm, quiet (<20 dB), magnetic bearing, UV glow
liquid cooling, per processor, AMD: AM4, AM5, Intel: 1700 1851, fan: 3, 120 mm, depth 28 mm, 2600 rpm, backlight, UV glow, backplate mount, display
The idea is simple: conduct a 9-pass file write test 5 times (it's during writing that the temperature increases most intensely) using CrystalDiskMark and monitor the temperatures with AIDA64, with a file size of 64GB chosen.
In summary: the maximum temperature reached 74 degrees (you're unlikely to reach these figures during everyday use). Not bad, considering without the radiator, this drive can heat up to 100 degrees, and performance starts to decline at 80 degrees.
The main thing is to press the plates tightly and secure them firmly with bolts during installation. I did not remove the sticker from the disk.