Home / Computers / ThinkCentre M70q Gen 3: 1-liter constraints with 65W CPU heatsink issueComputers Technology ramseeker pcThinkCentre M70q Gen 3: 1-liter constraints with 65W CPU heatsink issueLike the Gen 2, the M70q Gen 3 uses SO-DIMM RAM and a single 2.5-inch bay. The 65W CPU option needs a bigger heatsink, which can cause case compatibility headaches. Shop computer upgrades on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe M920q tiny PC can't take a GPU — no x16 slotThe M720q shares the same GPU limitation as its bigger siblingThe M70q Gen 2 has zero expansion slots — integrated graphics onlyThe M730q has a dedicated bay for a 2.5-inch SATA driveThe M920q keeps a 2.5-inch SATA bay for easy storage expansionExploreThe Brother MFC-J4335DW prints 20 pages per minute in blackThe Brother MFC-J4535DW shares the same 20ppm inkjet engineThe Brother MFC-L2750DW prints 36 pages per minuteThe Brother MFC-L2753DW keeps up at 36ppmThe Brother MFC-L3720CDW prints color at 24ppm with quick first-page-outPrevious Turning off the brush roll stops debris scattering on hard floorsNext The Xerox B225 can hit 850 sheets with the optional tray