My HP EliteDesk SFF W10 BI manages 6 cameras ( perhaps 2 more added later this year) has CPU load often less then 15% (thanks to me overcoming HP's grip on my Intel graphic driver install process).
I seem to remember adding a thermal conductive pad between the NVMe and the mobo, all sorted then, no need for cooling fins?
Then a wide general question, how important is the need to add cooling to NVMe SSD generally on a desktop PC that's not used for gaming?
I seem to remember adding a thermal conductive pad between the NVMe and the mobo, all sorted then, no need for cooling fins?
Then a wide general question, how important is the need to add cooling to NVMe SSD generally on a desktop PC that's not used for gaming?