SSD to withstand heat generated in CF-19 Mk 6? (57 degrees Celsius)

How about this one?
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/EC360-GRAPH...=12402061521846192a0dffa046dfb37060238806ca14

 

I assumed that you where in US, because lots of people here are from the US..

Fujipoly is a bit hard to source in EU, when I bought it, it was from an eBay store, you can get the Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8, with a 8mW/K thermal conductivity that should also perform good:
https://www.caseking.de/en/thermal-grizzly-minus-pad-8-120-20-2-0-mm-zuwa-144.html

And caseking will ship to Switzerland.

What is the current thermal thickness pad that is on the CPU?

That thermal pad seems a bit two thin, its used to be used instead of thermal paste, so you might not be able to use that pad.

 

I am going to try this one: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Alphacool-1...336837?hash=item1a0766f205:g:SdwAAOSwjCBd9~de
17W/mK seems reasonably good.

 

I am quite convinced that the freezing is the SSD issue. I've been compiling some heavy programs for the past hour.

The CF-19 has its SD card port and HDD ports open with a big man-size room fan. The SSD is at 37 degrees Celsius now, and the CPU at above 90 degrees Celsius constantly, but no freeze happening.

Going back to the topic. This is an issue with this specific SSD it seems like.

 

I agree. I have never had this problem. My CF-19 has over 10k hours on it and has seen better days.

 

here is a good thread to read.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/cf19-mk6-thermal-pads.820916/#post-10760226

 

Uhoh... Does that mean the 1mm thick pad I've ordered are too thin?

 

After reading what Shawn wrote, I've also ordered (https://www.ebay.ca/itm/EC360-PLATI...938054?hash=item1a9485ac46:g:jgwAAOSwwJ1eR~4r).

I'll maybe try the 1mm one first and if there is not enough contact/heating issue, I will swap out to 1.5mm one. Shawn have you tried re-padding (such a weird thing to say) the heatpipe to chassis contact?

 

Yes I have installed new pads on the heat pipes.

 

Was it worth it at the end? I mean my CF-19 was ever serviced before.