Amd 570 Video Card 2 Fan

I am an AMD fan and this budget card works great! Love it!

The ASUS Hyper m.2 Card is the best M.2 card on the market. Slots to add up to 4(four) M.2 SSDs to your computer. Hyper m.2 card comes in well-built sleek looking card with a built-in cooling fan for the SSD's. What more could you want?

Moved up from a 6 core AMD to this, it seems to be more than 10 times faster. Coupled with M.2 SSD it boots from cold off in less than 60 seconds, 480i videos that took over 50 minutes to render on the old machine render in slightly over 5 minutes.

My previous HP, a Z2 G4 has been solid for the past three years but the fan was loud and Chrome was usually the cause. On the Z9, add DDR5 memory and the maxed out NVidia A2000 video card, I have yet to hear the fan on the G9. It weighs a lot more than the G4 and I credit that to the beautiful metal outer case and all the heatsinking inside. The only drawback to the A2000 video option is you must loosen the one blue screw and remove the card if you need to do anything to the BIOS. Ms-windows must be running to get any video as the Nvidia A2000 card does not have EGA/VGA emulation. Not HPs fault, IMHO. BIOS company and microsoft need to add support.

If you're running a Z4 G4 with a high end video card - or an external RAID card, this fan will definitely lower the case temp by a bit. I have a pair of NvMe drives in my Z4, attached to the motherboard slots. This made the fan installation a bit dicey - it looked like it wouldn't fit. But that turned out to be untrue. If you lay the fan flat on the side that will face the interior of the computer, you can easily just raise it up into position. If you watch the HP video on (allegedly) how to do this, IMHO you will not succeed.

I purchased this particular card for shooting 4K video, which it handles without a stutter. I'm a big fan of Transcend memory cards, having used them in my business now for over a decade. I've never had a single failure.

I took a long time with this purchase because I had a Mac Pro 12-Core 2010 and I had it maxed out with a Nvidia Titan 6Gb Video card 64GB Ram, 4 SSD's and a 30 Cinema Display it was a fast and great machine however it would get hot and I would have to raise the fan speed to keep it cool, heinz loud fan noise which was driving me crazy. Not as bad as my 4 Video card PC but annoying enough.So sold the old Mac Pro and a few other things and bought this expensive Mac Pro 6 Core with Dual D700 64GB Ram 1TB Pcie Flash drive and a NEC PA272W and a of course the not included Apple USB keyboard and Magic Mouse and I have been a Mac Heaven with speed surpassing my 12Core and graphics that look clean and that just pop out from the screen. I have no regrets and praise Apple for there Mac Pro that makes my quality of life such a bliss! Oh thanks to B&H for having the machine I needed and for being able to split my payments between two credit cards and cash to make this dream come true. Apple only does two credit cards.

This replaced an enormous heat sink + fan solution I had before which still allowed the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X CPU to get quite hot (approaching 90 C, IIRC). With this system, my AMD Ryzen 9 3950X stays between 45-60 C even under heavy sustained workloads, and the only fans I hear are the *other* ones from my case. That said, I had to buy a new case to fit this product because the fan casing was so *thick* that it interfered with the drive brackets.

keep going, AMD!

Fast shipping from B&H. Thank you. :) This motherboard was easy to install and was up and running paired up with a Ryzen 3900x. Pcie NVME M.2 detected and working in M.2 slot 1. CPU detected and works at rated speed of 3.8Ghz(was later overclocked to 4.3Ghz). Bios is a treat to work with so many great options. The frozr fan only spins up when you first start the computer. The x570 chipset is ice cold with the heatsink fan combo. The fan hardly runs even during gaming due to the fact that the heatsink on it does an excellent job of keeping it cool. The heatsink on the vrms do an excellent job of cooling and thus I only put a waterblock on the cpu. Everything runs great inside my Coolermaster HFX Lan Evo case. Very satisfied with this purchase.