Antrader20mm x 20mm x 10mm Aluminum Heatsink Radiator Heat Sink Black Pack of 12

Well-made and excellent price. I bought these after watching a YouTube tutorial for adding a heat sink to the rog ally. these are exactly what they suggested to use and work perfectly. can be placed on the ally and the back cover reinstalled with no modification to the ally. I bought the 10 pack because I figured they would be convenient for other projects.

I've used about two dozen of these prototyping and they dissipate adequately, and fit standard templates in most CAD packages such as KiCAD.

Not much to say, aluminum heatsink that works well. I used it on a 10W led chip. The heat sink fit perfectly.

This is one of the higher quality versions of this (commodity) heat sink and at a fair price too. Works well for smaller TO-220 devices, especially with some forced air flow. Use a very thin smear of a quality thermal compound for best results.

These worked well for a ZVS board project I had, and fit the IRFP260N MOSFETS perfectly. There wereplenty of extras left over to use on other things. The reason for the 4 Stars is when they arrived there was no Pre-applied thermal conductive adhesive tape backing as stated in item description. So I had to purchase conductive tape as well. Otherwise I would have given them 5 Stars. Seems like a good product over all.

As the title says do not do it. It is absolutely pointless. 3D printer motors never achieve a thermal temp requirement for one. I helped design multiple 3D printers that are on the market now. They all work the same unless you have a anet 8. As for the heatsinks they are perfect. But use them for the right application.

Used 8 of them to dissipate heat on the backside memory of a gpu by about 4C (w/ a fan). They are attached by thermal tape.

Well made. No complaints.