This SSD is the first product to be cooled with a vapor chamber, but it may not be for you

The unit from TeamGroup is in M.2 format and is designed for high performance industrial equipment.

TeamGroup has released the first M.2 SSD with a vapor chamber for cooling, and while it may seem to you that the industry does not stop inventing bullshit, the Paco is a storage unit designed for a very specific industry: industrialist. Yes, because when it comes to high-performance computers, home methods are not enough to reduce the heat of computers. It seems that this industry is booming, and looking at the energy requirements of today’s components, industrial cooling solutions to increase.

That’s why the Taiwanese manufacturer chose to equip the N74V-M80 with a more efficient heat dissipation method. typical feature of today’s mobile devices. It seems this steam room tube has been redesigned with special application. M.2 format SSDconsidering the type of thermal generation it can have when it comes to high speed data transfers.

With it, it is possible to work in extreme temperatures such as -40 ºC and 85 ºC. On the other hand, TLC memory modules are compatible with PCIe Gen3x4 interface and NVMe1.3 standard. 3400 and 2500 MB/s write/read speeds.

maybe TeamGroup has patent from the vapor chamber cooler design, but what we asked if something like this was necessary on a home computer… Perhaps in the burning future that awaits us?