Eagle PS5 Designed SSD Heatsink Review & Temperature Tests
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Video Chapters
00:00 - Trying to be positive about the Eagle PS5 SSD Heatsink
01:05 - Review of the JEYI EAGLE PS5 SSD Heatsink
03:10 - Why you need a Heatsink for your PS5 (and WHY a PS5 Heatsink)
06:30 - Unboxing the EAGLE Heatsink, discussing the contents
08:00 - PS5 Heatsink Installation
15:30 - PS5 SSD Heatsink Temperature Testing
20:25 - Conclusion and Verdict
Technology moves fast! What was once considered fantastically unique and 'one-off' can all too soon become remarkably mainstream. Which is how we find the Eagle PS5 SSD Heatsink and its appearance on the console market. When Sony enabled SSD upgrades on the Playstation 5, the need for a heatsink to use alongside your SSD of choice was recommended by them (and all storage professionals) almost immediately. The newest commercially available generation of SSD storage (M.2 NVMe PCIe 4 x4 SSD), although fantastically fast, can get rather HOT when its optimal 7,000MB/s performance gets reached (and surpassed), so many users went ahead and ordered m.2 heatsinks for as little as $10 to allow the SSD to transfer that performance/durability negating heat out of the drive, into the heatsink and then allow it to be dispersed into the air. HOWEVER, it soon became apparent to many that these $10 M.2 SSD heatsinks that were designed for big, open PC cases were much, MUCH less effective in the more restrictive m.2 SSD slot of the PS5 (which even came with an m.2 cover plate to stop the heat of the heatsink entering the PS5 central cooling system BUT which in turn means that the SSD+Heatsink is encased in a small slot and all that heat has nowhere to go). So, shortly after the PS5 enabled the SSD expansion slot, some brands set to work designing heatsinks that were made AROUND the internal PS5 design, finding a balance between dissipating the heat of the SSD and ensuring the system remains cool. The first was the Sabrent PS5 Heatsink, launched at $25 on Sept 2021 (now available in bundles and at a more reasonable $20). Closely followed by more PS5 designed heatsinks that all evolved in different directions. The INEO, Graugear & Elecgear PS5 Heatsink (all launched in Nov 2021 at $30-35) was a much more aggressive and copper pipe fused heatsink for professional gamers and streamers. The PNY, a much thicker but prosumer designed model that used closed funnelling (arriving on Dec 2021 and at $25) came next and as you can already see, the releases become more frequent and the prices diverge. So, fast forward to NOW and you have a rather 'out of nowhere' heat dissipation solution for the console, the Eagle PS5 Designed SSD heatsink. The Eagle Heatsink represents the first real 'unbranded style' heatsink that has arrived on the scene available on the likes of Aliexpress, uBuy, eBay etc that seems to be a cheaper alternative (depending on where you look) to all of those other PS5 heatsinks that have arrived since. But does this means that this rather unknown release is a bit cheap and nasty, or a diamond in the rough? Let's find out in today's review of the Eagle PS5 SSD heatsink.
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Thank you for this fully explained video about those awesome heathsinks!
Also, thank for the declare!
Read the text on screen.
@@nascomparesits so small my eyes denies its existence! And excuse me🫡
Regarding the Elecgear Heatsink (copied from Amazon)
I contacted the manufacturer and they confirmed it is still a copper pipe and have only changed the plating to nickel which explains the color change. I have attached the full response below.
Thank you for your message.
We have changed the surface finish recently. This made the change of surface color.
It was changed from Copper tube + phosphating to Copper tube + Nickel plating. The two types of finish are the classic technics to deal with pure copper to prevent it from being oxidizing.
For the color tone concern, we changed it from the phosphating (Copper color) to Nickel plating (Silver Color). This is because the copper color is a warm color, while we think the silver goes better with the main color of the heatsink body (Dark grey with a little metal blue inside.). We want it to be cold color since it is a cooler. We’re sorry we did not noticed this concept when we first launched the product.
One problem is that the P5C selling link has been shared by all marketplaces of Amazon. However, the inventories in these places are different in the surface color. The big cause is the shipping transition to some marketplaces were a huge delay. They're not synced. So one color can not reflect all the products in Amazon facility. We updated the Amazon picture yesterday since more 'Silver colored' P5C gets in Amazon.
We're confident that all the EL-P5C comes with pure copper pipe with extreme performance.
Thank you.
ElecGear-Tech Support
Thank you so, so much for sharing this buddy. Hugely appreciated.
Hi I have seen this response from them on amazon. I'll be honest I think they are lying. Because they have completely removed the "copper" pipe from their advertising. Go back and a look. Yet they still highlight and empathise that it comes with a copper washer for the screw 😂😂😂. Very shady indeed.
@@leonprez231
There's also a review where you can see someone removed the silver Color underneath It's still copper. Don't know what you are talking about.
I was looking for this answer! thanks!
Thanks for the tests, but in the instructions for this radiator, it is recommended to put a 2mm thick copper plate instead of one of the thermal pads. I currently have a 530 seagate with a snowman heatsink, but I don't like that the ssd bay is not closed and I bought an eagle heatsink before your review.
Are you sure that in the tests the pressure of the radiator to the ssd was sufficient?
I finished testing and my results are as expected:
Eagle is better than Sabrent.
I used the 3mm pad from Eagle also for the Sabrent and the Eagle was still better.
Without the 3mm Pad (not included in Sabrent package) the Sabrent would be even worse.
I think that both do the job well. but if you can get JEYI Eagle cheaper with better performance, the decision is clear. EAGLE
Already have a quick comparison on my channel and i will upload the test video and results in a few days.
@@McKuc Thank you, I'll be glad to see your findings.
@@gavachkin uploaded the video.
tell me what you think :D
@@McKuc thank you
Great review. Please review the Ineo Radiator with copper bar, looks might similar to the Overpriced Elecgear
You paid $60 for a JEYI heatsink... If I only stopped you sooner... Their best heatsinks doesn't cost more then $20 USD.
Where did you get the ps2 nostalgic case !?
Thanks for the review,
In your opinion which would be best?
Firecuda 530 heatsink version or base Firecuda 530 + Sabrent/Elecgear heatsink?
For me the best is firecuda 530 + elecgear 💥👍
@@julienlarregneste2825 thank you
@@nokeyzF 🔥Cuda with built-in heatsink for me
Do you know where i can buy the XLR8 Heatsink in the USA?
On eBay is way overpriced.
Wich thermo pad U used to set all together on that jeyi ?
Hi! What ssd was in this test?
A bit late to the party, I am based in Shenzhen and I got this exact same one for 76RMB, which is about a tenner (ish). Mine came in a box with packaging etc. Your seller was clearly trying to avoid Royal Mail's boxed packaging weight/size shipping charges and just sent you the stuff from the box.
What is better than a normal radiator or this one?
When you compare the grooves on the top vs the Sabrent and ElecGear, aren't they going the wrong direction compared to the airflow?
It looks that way, I know. But the grooves on the front of the PS5 are angled. The do align, trust me
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust the results! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
Ah MC Kuc, you do seem to want to spam-post. Let me reply in kind! Where do I start here. #1 you cannot compare the spec sheet stats of these two, they are completely different. Maybe compare a similar sized HS, such at the Elecgear at 100g?! Also, are you asking me if the same temperature sensor, connected to the same SSD controller, under the same thermal pads, out of the same ps5 m 2 slot, with the same wire, using the same ps5 screw..with everything attached in the SAME locations (with ONLY the heatsink changed each time) is not a straight enough method of comparison? Fire me over your tests when you are done...
I'm beginning to think Mc Kuc is working for this company.
@@kevinmitchell766 it is my company ;P
I finished testing and my results are as expected:
Eagle is better than Sabrent.
I used the 3mm pad from Eagle also for the Sabrent and the Eagle was still better.
Without the 3mm Pad (not included in Sabrent package) the Sabrent would be even worse.
I think that both do the job well. but if you can get JEYI Eagle cheaper with better performance, the decision is clear. EAGLE
Already have a quick comparison on my channel and i will upload the test video and results in a few days.
Hi. I do not know English. Can you please tell me what is the optimal heatsink for ps5? wd sn850. to cool the ssd itself and not to heat the system.
What about the ineo one that's shaped like this it any good? ineo PS5 Heatsink, M.2 NVME SSD Heatsink for PS5 Internal PCIe M.2 NVMe 4.0 Gen4 Gaming SSD, Magnesium Aluminum Alloy Designed with Large Heat Dissipation, Graphene Thermal Pads Included [M25]
Where you get the retro ps2 ps5 decal? I've seen the full plate vinyls but want the logo with playstation5 written below for playstation official face plates.
Did you find it? Ive been looking for a while also?
Hello, dear, your ps5 looks very cool) Tell me or give a link where you bought it?
PS Thanks in advance)
I purchased the gammix blade and the elecgear heatsink. I wondering if I should use the s70 blade heatsink with the elecgear or use the included thermal pads?
may i ask your ssd still working perfectly with that elecgear heatsink?
also do u use both of the heatsink?
I bought the sabrent 1TB & heatsink for £159 .99 on amazon uk
I have a Samsung 980 pro SSD with heatsink. Is there an upgraded M2 cover that will work with this?
Could you please test for contact between the heatsink and the ssd? I removed my sabrent heatsink to see the contact between them and noticed it does not touch 100% of my ssd. It only touches most of the controller and 80% of the memory chips. The component between the controller and memories does not even make contact.
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust the tests! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
@@McKuc he has zero stake in any of these companies. He's spent his own money on most of these from what I can tell in what he's stated.
Sorry it didn't do as well as you hoped. 🤷♂️
Thank you for this review, Andrew. Please do temp tests for the PNY XLR8 Heatsink for Ps5.
Coming soon!
I was wondering how this one got done first when the PNY came first...
Tbh it's because this is both the review and tests in 1 vid. The PNY is 2 pieces, but when I recording and edited all the testing (as dumb as this sounds) I edited the files as I was them and Eagle appeared higher than PNY in the footage folders... I wish this wasn't true, but it sadly is. There a PNY Vs Eluteng and PNY Vs Sabrent in the pipeline
@@nascompares I hope it come across as ball busting. I was just honestly confused like how did this happen!?
Personally I have the elecgear with a 4tb firecuda but I'm still very interested to see how this pny did vs the sabrent. I almost went with the sabrent myself but I wanted a heavier duty heatsink being my ssd is nicely more expensive than my ps5 disc model itself. It most likely would have been good with the sabrent but I just wanted more piece of mind. Would be cool if an option similar to the sabrent could put out even better numbers.
Plus I like to share your videos with friends looking so they can see what their best options are for their needs.
Under 50c in all tests for the eletung style heatsink, gonna just stick with that
Not only is it aesthetically pleasing it’s actually practical. 😂
I’ll continue to have faith in my Firecuda 530, though.
I really tried to go into this review with a positive frame of mind man, I really did!!! But I can't lie, it feels a touch underwhelming.
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust the test results! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
It might be because this one looks like it covers the negative pressure holes.
@@kevinmitchell766the fan does not move much air on the SSD side. More surface area is better.. the Eagle has more area.
The new NMB V2 fan has holes in it. The fan can now pull more air from the right side to the left. Check the fan comparison video i made..
Can we use as a normal plate for the dezine?
how many should put thermal pad on SSD (samsung 980 pro) each side ?
Dude please help! Or someone help! I have the elecgear heat sink and it has the pink and blue thermal pads. I’m using a 1tb WD black sn850. The blue pads are supposed to be better but make no contact with the heat sink. The pink one is supposed to be less good but makes good contact. Any advice? Should I use the pink ones? Are they ok I’m the ps5? Thanking you in advance!
Buy aftermarket pads with different thickness.
Thank you
you're now be like my teacher to teach me about Gaming Performance Hardware sir !! 🔥🔥👍🏻🔧
I’m still waiting on the pny testing. Been looking at that one for a while.
Finished editing. Just gotta check it, upload and schedule. Next few days I hope
@@nascompares Whats your opinion compared to the Sabrent? Which would you go with. My 2tb ssd will be here Friday I was gonna pull the trigger on one so it gets here by Friday as well
Tbh the Vs Sabrent vid isn't done, but I will say its REALLY close!!!!!! Tbh I'd pull the trigger and get whichever is available/better priced for you. Both are top dogs
@@nascompares both are available next day on Amazon. I was thinking about the elecgear cause seeing that had better temps then the Sabrent one. Their pretty much all available on Amazon before weeks end.
I wonder if thinner is really worse than thicker? After all, the purpose of the heat sink is to move heat from the SSD to the air in the case. You really do not want the heat stored in the heat sink.
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust himu! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
thicker is usually better. I can't state the scientific info but thicker oil in a car cools better than thinner. it just seems to carry more thermals to the discharge source. could be different in the heatsink world 🤷
@@Legend869 Thicker oil might have more “heat density” but it is being used to move heat from the source to the somewhere else, such as a oil cooler where it is transferred either to a circulating coolant or to the air. With a heat sink for a semiconductor component, it is moving the heat from the component (by direct contact) to the air via the heat dissipation fins, and needs to do that as quickly and efficiently as possible.
It isn't as dense as other units. It feels super light. less dense=less material=less heatsink which means it cant handle the heat transference.
Thanks for the video very good explanation
Only talking about feelings and not real facts.. check my video and tell me what you think.
I dunno, the performance seems decent when considering the price - not the price that you paid. Most of the other custom ps5 heatsink are horribly overpriced for a passive heatsink.
Have you read the news about the new horizon game going to be big 96.350GB
*hears my SSD crying in the corner* - Also, do me a favour, keep your eyes open for my Nextorage Review. The intro will hit you RIGHT in the gigabytes....
It's made from Magnesium Aluminium alloy. Hence why it feels much lighter than others.
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust himu! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
@@McKuc I have the Sabrent too. Yeah idk something seems off about these reviews. Like why not actually remove the SSD and use the provided thermal pads as it's supposed to be? Wouldn't it operate more efficient as it should? I noticed that with every new heatsink he's just slapping it onto his old SSD and thermal pad that's already in there. Maybe he's doing it off camera idk. Like the elecgear. It uses the SSD riser kit and Eva foam. He does not demonstrate that.
@@gumo346 already made a quick video and uploaded it. Just check it out
Ah MC Kuc, you do seem to want to spam-post. Let me reply in kind! Where do I start here. #1 you cannot compare the spec sheet stats of these two, they are completely different. Maybe compare a similar sized HS, such at the Elecgear at 100g?! Also, are you asking me if the same temperature sensor, connected to the same SSD controller, under the same thermal pads, out of the same ps5 m 2 slot, with the same wire, using the same ps5 screw..with everything attached in the SAME locations (with ONLY the heatsink changed each time) is not a straight enough method of comparison? Fire me over your tests when you are done...
Hey @Gumo . Just a quick one. The demonstration that I give on camera is not the same as when the test is being conducted. I have to show HOW the test will be conducted as a filmed intro, but the actual testing is done (in this case) over 4 days and the Eagle, Eluteng, PNY, Sabrent and Samsung 980 heatsinks were covered in this period. It's more efficient to film all the intros and outros afterwards (you can even see my change of shirt afterwards in some vids). Hope this clarifies things a pinch. Toodle pip
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I think the Elecgear Heatsink is a much better product and superior design with the incorporated copper pipe and deeper heatsink pad.
I would agree, if I wasn't hearing worrying comments online about some users receiving them WITHOUT the copper pipe. Currently checking
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust the data. (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
@@nascompares I just got the elecgear yesterday from Amazon here in the USA mine has the copper heat pipe.
@@hellzenvy got mine about 2wks ago in the US. My pipe was there also.
@@nascompares I received my Elecgear around 2 weeks ago now and it had the copper heat pipe included. That being said, I didn't receive a foam block for a double-sided NVMe and from what I've seen, the people who claim the copper pipe was silver instead actually did receive a foam block for a double-sided. Perhaps they updated the model, or maybe they got it from somewhere other than Amazon. I haven't seen any comments about not having a heat pipe at all, that sounds concerning.
The cost efficiency make me buy eagle sink, better than m2 sink is good for me.
Is it possible to use this eagle heatsink cover together with kingston fury renegade for my ps5? Does sticking the provided thermal paste onto the thin graphene spreader that originally came with the kingston ssd work? Or should I just replace the ps5 original ssd cover with eagle heat sink ssd cover without using any thermal paste on my kingston ssd? Anyone can answer this? Thank you
Hi, I have the same problem. How did you solve it?
@@MartinJanek-do5ew I have emailed kingston support and they said it’s better to stick thermal pad on their graphene spread then place the heatsink on top
@@tanhuiwun2216 They wrote me back that I can easily put it in PS5 without a cooler, that it has graphene cooling :-)
I know it shouldnt make a difference but i would like to see it tested with the multiple layers of thermal tape they suggest using, its like 3 strips on both sides of the ssd. According to the instructions. My buddy picked one up we have been waiting for your review.
From a thermal physics perspective, the thinner the thermal tape the better for max heat transfer. Just make the heatsink so that it's a little thicker. Maybe they are doing this to handle variable SSD thickness?
this is heavier than the sabrent one. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust himu! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material!
How pure is the material in this one. Sabrent is a known company and I've never heard of this one.
@@kevinmitchell766 I finished testing and my results are as expected:
Eagle is better than Sabrent.
I used the 3mm pad from Eagle also for the Sabrent and the Eagle was still better.
Without the 3mm Pad (not included in Sabrent package) the Sabrent would be even worse.
I think that both do the job well. but if you can get JEYI Eagle cheaper with better performance, the decision is clear. EAGLE
Already have a quick comparison on my channel and i will upload the test video and results in a few days.
@@McKuc good to know. I'm probably just going to stick with the sabrent I already have installed. Does the sabrent come with a 2mm thermal pad?
How you think about a 2tb sn850 ssd and sabrent heatsink for ps5? The sn850 2 tb is on sale in amazon at 270$.
I used that exact combo in my PS5, then I switched the heatsink to a ElecGear PS5 SSD Heatsink. Both works great in my opinion.
Exactly as @chad says, both setups are basically the score to beat. Though I'm like 90% through editing my PNY Heatsink temp test vid and tbh, this thing did damn well. Should be live soon
@@nascompares I will wait and see the PNY Heatsink video and if he better than the ElecGear i will buy him.
Thank you for the answer!
@@menachemhuri6920 I just checked Amazon and I think ElecGear changed their heat pipe from copper to aluminum. I don't know how this will change its performance.
When I got mine in December, it came with the copper pipe in the middle. I think you should wait for the reviews dude.
@@Puff_Chady Thanks for the info, I will wait for the video about the PNY Heatsink and then decide.
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nice review. probably wouldn't bend but snap instead since i think (hope) it's an aluminum heat sink.
thank you for this in-depth review
Fantastically negative review. I love it.
Eagle is heavier than the sabrent. i have both here and i will do my own testing. to be honest i do not trust the results! (Sabrent 61g, JEYI Eagle 91g) they are the same material! looks like you did not screw it in totally because of the phat wire. And who knows where you put the probe for measuring. ;P
Hang on. Where do I start here. #1 you cannot compare the spec sheet stats of these two, they are completely different. Maybe compare a similar sized HS, such at the Elecgear at 100g?! Also, are you asking me if the same temperature sensor, connected to the same SSD controller, under the same thermal pads, out of the same ps5 m 2 slot, with the same wire, using the same ps5 screw..with everything attached in the SAME locations (with ONLY the heatsink changed each time) is not a straight enough method of comparison? Fire me over your tests when you are done...
@@nascompares where did you get the wire out underneath the Eagle heatsink?
At the moment i am writing this, my test the JEYI Eagle with Samsung 980 1TB is running. Then the Sabrent is the next one. The wiring that you show on the picture with the Eagle heatsink looks bad. I already expected it to be a problem and now im am sure that your wiring is not allowing the heatsink to be screwed in totally. I will upload the video asap and my honest opinion and results.
I do not want to make you feel bad and appreciate the work you do. it is a lot of work. I just want to proof it myself and share my method and results with the community. Feel free to tell me your opinion.
@@McKuc No, you just want to push your product on a channel that isn't yours. You called him out and said you didn't trust him in a post somewhere on his videos. You admitted in another post above that Jeyi is your company.
If you were a professional you'd have contacted him privately to address your problems..instead of blast him on his channel trying to blow up his credibility up and down the comment section. Your professionalism and social skills are worse than someone with aspergers.
Based on the facts nobody should buy your product even if it turned out to be the best thing since birth control.
@@benlastname6667 check my test
video and do not talk s**t.
JEYI PS5 MOMTAJE 😭2022
The Sabrent is 2.82 ounces. This one weighs 4.6 ounces. Come on I been enjoying your videos about this topic specifically. But when you rant about the weight of this one like that and didn't mention it not once during your Sabrent presentation. That leaves my mind to wonder. I respect your knowledge on this subject but things like this make you loose credibility.
*pops on pedantic baseball cap* let's drill down into this a bit. The weight difference off the spec tables is exactly that, from a spec table. I probably should have actually weighed the HS during the vid, but I don't have digital scales that sophisticated to hand. However, the EAGLE is much wider and taller (ie a larger service area), so directly weight comparisons on sheet can't relative. My comment is based on the weight of the thing Vs other likewise scaled HS'...but again, it's just my opinion. *turns pedantic baseball cap sideways to look like a cool kid* Also, you are right, I didn't refer to the weight of the Sabrent in its review...bit that was in sept '21 and that PS5 designed HS was the first of its kind. I wouldn't of had reason to weigh it and given most of these new HS for PS5 since are ridiculously heavily patented, even I am still surprised at the similarities of these. Sorry to hear if this vid left you feeling less chuffed about my content man, but I stand by it.
@@nascompares I really do enjoy your content. I have no clue about any of this stuff before I purchased a PS5. I am here learning. Thank you for the reply.
Thanks man. Appreciate the props. Have a good week mate
To be honest if it's on aliexpress it's probably fake
check my test and decide :D
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Stop being so cheap beat out your baby and your left standing there with your mouth open because it doesn’t feel right if you were a metal allergist then you could say the metal doesn’t feel right but until that day happens just have to say it be the one you like because it’s cheap word is metal allergist don’t say because it feels cheap in the presentation wasn’t pretty come on man snake oil salesman but this is just my opinion
I...I understood like 12% of what you said there dude. Can you have another crack at that?
@@nascompares what do you think about the revised product of the Elecgear with plated nickel-cooper pipe.
I understand this will "help" with corrosion But how the new material is going to help with heat from the nvme.
Any thoughts?
Ah MC Kuc, you do seem to want to spam-post. Let me reply in kind! Where do I start here. #1 you cannot compare the spec sheet stats of these two, they are completely different. Maybe compare a similar sized HS, such at the Elecgear at 100g?! Also, are you asking me if the same temperature sensor, connected to the same SSD controller, under the same thermal pads, out of the same ps5 m 2 slot, with the same wire, using the same ps5 screw..with everything attached in the SAME locations (with ONLY the heatsink changed each time) is not a straight enough method of comparison? Fire me over your tests when you are done...
@Benito , I do really like the copper pipe of the Elecgear but if you read the comments of that video, you will read tht a few users recently complained that the pipe is not copper/absent in recent releases. I still recommend the unit, but check first!!!