After I saw many people from the overclocking community using the custom memory heatsinks from Bitspower as well as the Memory LN2 pot, I wanted to give them a try as I got the inspiration that they are very well built and they have very nice mounting pressure on the sticks themselves, which has been probably the biggest issue among custom RAM heatsinks overall.

The biggest minus part about the Bitspower heatsinks is that they Don't use the very common Corsair Dominator GT mounting layout. The mounting holes on these custom heatsinks are on the very far edge of the cooling plates. If you want to use these heatsinks with most common water blocks or RAM LN2 containers, you need to modify the cooler in case to support these heatsink modules. For that purpose I would recommend to use hand-held dremel with diamond grinding tip.

Overall the heatsinks are very nice, you can get very fine tune mount pressure adjustments using the small in-between screws. If you decide to go for the same route what I did, then you need to imrpove a little bit. For single-sided DDR5 you need roughly a 1.5mm thick thermal pad for the PMIC, and around 2mm thick thermal pad on the backside of the PMIC on the blank side of the memory stick. Just make sure you put the tiny screws the correct way around so that you can access them with the provided allen key. The top screw holes are just basic M3 screws so you can replace the screws with basic M3 phillips or flat headed screws if you find that the allen key screws get damaged easily.

The biggest question mark is that could you get these memory heat sinks compatible with DDR3. The memory IC placement is a bit different on DDR4 and DDR5 compared to DDR3, so it is quite unlikely if you don't use very thick thermal pads. As the heatsinks don't support other RAM LN2 containers it is annoying to get separate config for DDR3 and for newer memory generations.

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