The era of PCIe 5.0 SSDs is upon us. They've been teased and demonstrated for many months. While they're not yet widely available, you can get one if you want one. But beware, they can get very hot.
Motherboard and cooling manufacturers know this. Many AMD 600-series and Intel 700-series motherboards come with chunky SSD heatsinks. But the problem with those is they typically sit next to a heat dumping graphics card and in some cases will absorb heat rather than dissipate it. Ideally, you want to take the heat of the SSD and extract it. That brings me to the Teamgroup Siren Duo360 AIO cooler. It's a 360mm CPU cooler, but its main claim to fame is the inclusion of a block to cool a high performance SSD within the loop.
