Yo can also use an external usb power supply for the pad and for the vacuum rather than connecting them to your laptop directly ( if the main goal is cooling), the fact that your laptop have to give power for any kind of accessory reflects in temperature changes.
Recently got this item,worked and performed as expected-.The laptop vacuum cooler did reduce the temp about 8-10C while playing heavy games.However, I still keep my cooling pad so that the hot air won't get stuck below the ground.This will help prevent CPU throttling. The fan is loud when set into the highest speed,but it wont bother you too much.Thank you for this honest review! I would definitely recommend this item since this is very rare to find in local malls.
The most important trait a cooling pad should give the laptop is height. The higher/further away your lappy is from a solid desk, the better the exhaust will flow, and less of that hot exhaust will build up and radiate back into your computer. You'll see the biggest gains simply raising the computer up a couple inches.
Definitely! I use a cooling pad and it is raised quite a bit off my desk or when I am lying in bed playing a MMORPG which makes such a difference since the game is massive and it can heat up very fast without the cooling pad. It also has two different heights, which makes it even better. It is an MSI gaming laptop so you'd think they would have more than 1 fan. The bottom of my laptop does have an X shape with tiny holes to help with air flow as well. When I purchased a Samsung gaming laptop a few years ago, it actually did have two fans and it never got hot at all. But I can't seem to find one that was similar, so I recently went with MSI. I know I could have easily built a new PC with how much I did end up spending on this one, but I am constantly on the move so it just made a lot more sense to get the laptop.
@@fklsjdlfkjsdklfasdfs yy buying new shit when old craped out is bassicly only solution for us idiots in first world, especially if you are a teenager that cannot take anytging apart without craping it out iss alraig
Please, can someone answer me to this ?! Can i put on my laptop the vacuum and a cooler pad under my laptop ? And can work both at the same time ? Thank you for answer !
Thats really nice expalination by you! I was looking for a solution for my Acer laptop heating problems and you delivered the solution with stats! Thanks!
@@sloppypotato00 Have you done it? I think about it but Im always scared that I might end up doing something wrong and performance will get just worse.
The cooling pad is useful for cooling the hard drive / SSD, the RAM and the motherboard in general. Especially for laptops with an air intake vents underneath. My previous laptop's 5400 rpm hard drive was 5-10C cooler with a cooling pad.
My Nitro 5 has plenty of intake area underneath including right where the two vents (for CPU and GPU) are. This makes my Nitro 5 have several degrees lower peak temps. And peak temps are all that interest me. I dont really care if average drops from 73 to 71, that's irrelevant. What I need is for peak temps to go from 96 to 90 or lower and cooling pad achieves this. So my recommendation is to always look underneath the gaming laptop before you buy.
If you try to touch those cooling pad, they barely give out air so this vacuum cooler I think is really much better. :) btw, how's your laptop's internal exhaust since you've been using the vacuum cooler for quite a long time now?
Marvin Gabriel I clean the heatsink/heatpipe every 6 months and the vacumm cooler as well since they tend to collect more dust with higher air flow. All I can say is the maintenance for the laptop is somewhat the same even using the vacumm cooler, and my laptop is alreay 8 years old 😉😉😉. If you keep em clean they will last for a long time 😁😁😁. EDIT: Btw the cooler in the sponsor slot is way cheaper than what I bought last time. Might want to buy 1 for fun 😁😁😁
The best solution of cooling is that you might re apply thermal paste on your CPU. Make sure that you choose a premium or high quality thermal paste like cooler master master gel, etc., Cooling pad (on the back) it's really doesn't affect for the cooling. Because the backside of the laptop is fully covered so that the internal component was covered.
@taburetka gayka in what thermal paste did you use? Well premium laptops are also not well good in cooling solution as PC. All of the components are compressed and small ventalation at the backside. Unlike with PC you can install the aftermarket case fans, or custom water cooling, etc., And it has a lot of space.
Great video! It was really professional in terms of quality, presentation, audio, and content! Keep doing what you're doing. I was surprised that you only have 540 subscribers. I already knew you were a Filipino when I heard your voice so I hope you get big in youtube and represent us filipinos proudly! :)
Hi Darren, it was not done on an air-conditioned room, just with electric fan. You got a point there bro since cooler room air will be push from the cooling pad. :)
@@senecaoak7173 it doesnt really consume ram,i usually plug it to a power so i can use the usb port from the laptop for something else. and the sound is significantly loud. i never test how much dB, but it's almost as loud as modern gaming laptop's "turbo" mode, just a little lower pitch
@@senecaoak7173 it was a 2015 rog gl552, 12gb ram with i7 and gtx 950m. and it gets hot during cpu heavy loads instead of ram, i dont notice temp rising in ram demanding apps, but deffinitely always during cpu loads
I use both of them for optimal cooling needs of my laptop and my pc temperature never goes beyond 70 degrees even on long time period of gaming compare to before when I was just using a cooling pad alone. Last but not the least I disassemble my laptop and clean it internally and replace thermal paste every 3-5 months because even if you have cooling pad or vacuum cooler if the vents is clogged with dust and dirt it won't fully do its job and I don't recommend using compressed air as it only push back the dirt inside which will gradually go back to the vents and fan eventually
@@lamjunlong69 you can wait for the warranty to expire, and watch videos on how to disassemble your laptop for cleaning and applying thermal grease/paste. Just make sure you have the right tools to do the job.
Got my cooling vacuum yesterday but my main problem is where I would put my vacuum since I am using a Huawei Matebook D15 and the air vent is not on the side.
Appreciate it, but can someone Ansew me this, can I buy 4 to put on the backs and on the sides? (If not what’s the max I can use)Will that put too much strain on the fans or smth? Number 2, what’s the rpm of it? (All of questions r not about the pad)
Great video - love to see an updated test with the bottom of laptop removed and somehow air sealed to the cooler pad for a semi-permanent installation. During covid there's been no travel with the laptop.
If you cover the sides and holes of the base just like a closed chamber pressurizing the air entering the notebook, the base will become much more efficient. Tks.
I have the same feedback with cooling pads. They don't really help much on cooling your laptop especially your processor. I'm very interested in this vacuum cooling fan though. Another way to lower your laptop's temperature is to clean it (open it up and remove the dust), and apply a new thermal grease on your processor. This approach helped me lower my laptop's temperature by 10-15 degrees. Though it took me a few months to muster the courage of disassembling my laptop. :)
Yep. I saw a video where the person tweak it graphic setting and drop it temperature in half without any cooling fan while he played an intensive fsp game with the before and after result. It's all come down to the individual knowledge. My is a combination of graphic setting tweak, using power saver, don't block the bottom vent, don't let dust build up and closing unused programs. I've learned the cooling pad are nice business gimmick.
Exactly the same thing happened with my laptop. Previously it was thermal throttling like crazy FC4 720p lowest setting, I would get CPU throttle after 5 min of gameplay. Now after cleaning and changing the thermal paste. I can easily play for an hour without any frame drops or thermal throttle. After that, it throttles for 20-30 seconds, and then again I can play for like 45 to 50 min before another episode of throttling. So guys clean your laptop and change thermal paste once a year. Better in 6 months
Wanna ask. Do you think that vacuum cooler can be used on my laptop with the exhaust vent at the back? If no, is there any product that support my laptop cooling system other than cooling pad?
thought about removing the bottom cover of my laptop and making some adjustments where a laptop cooling pad would become the cover so the air hits the inside of the computer directly. Of course making sure to protect any electrical parts first. i cant use a vacuum cooler because my vents are located on the bottom. but im a bit concerned because dust buildup would be much faster and internals would be easier to damage. But im having a major issue with my computer overheating and shutting down randomly. I just replaced my hard drive a few weeks ago and dont really have the means necessary to replace more parts. ive tried everything to get it to stay cool with no luck. the computer is a little over a year old and has seen hours of daily use so its had a rough life but i wouldnt expect things to get this bad this fast. my last computer sat on the stove and had the entire bottom of it melted when someone turned the stove on and also had the keyboard completely destroyed by my kids chocolate milk so i had to use an external keyboar but computer still ran perfectly fine until i smashed it on the floor . this one doesnt even have a scratch and seems to have issue after issue. its a Lenovo Ideapad 320 so its not the greatest laptop but for S400 i would expect more for the little abuse its gone through.
Um...a question: they tell us not to use a vacuum source for cleaning because it does something to the computer with electronic charges(?). What's the difference between using a vacuum source for cooling? Wouldn't it do the same thing?
With the vacuum one, you'd want to remove your stock fan. Having that vacuum fan run slower or faster will restrict or overspin your standard fan and probably break it.
@Svinjska Polutka exporting this video out is still a form of "render" mate. U thought the word render is tied to 3D stuff eh ? well that's where u wrong .
@Svinjska Polutka Bro , upload is upload export is export they're 2 different things , like when u finish making a clip via a editor software ( sony vegas , adobe , etc..)you export it out , and yes the soft will have to ''render'' the vid out , and once it's done exporting,you then UPLOAD it to youtube .
u cant remove the original fan, u cant even turn on ur laptop without that, coz there is sensor on the board that dont allow to boot the system without that fan. and even theres a vacuum it wont break that fan instead it will help to minimize its speed. if u know the concept of inverter air conditioning u can understand it .. peace!!!!
Hi what type of cooling pad would you recommend for HP omen 15? I Have one and the fan vent is located at the bottom and it's kinda huge you can literally see the fan. If anyone knows please share ty.
Why is the minimum in the 40's for when you are in-game? You're supposed to start benchmarking the game when the laptops already hot. 44 minimum? 60 Average but 80 max?
I already knew that a cooling pad won't do you any good. It's more of a surfacing cooling device and the air won't do much against the hot interior. Instead, you should only be using an air extracting/vacuum cooling fan that attaches to the air vent of your laptop for better gameplay performance. That's why they have those fans in computer desktop towers and in game consoles; so that you're able to play smoother in any screen resolution. Another thing you should check up on is dust and use an air compressor to gently fan it all out.
you can remove the casing. So your laptop is open underneath. If you use the table cooler now it should actually do something. I can lower my temps by 20 degrees this way while playing. From 80 degree to 60.
i have one great example for the cooling pads. when you blow a balloon you seal it with your lips for a reason. so get a cooling pad that actually is a cooling pad rather then a board with fan that takes up energy. throwing air at the base with no seal, will always make the air intake depand on the fan of the laptop. with seal it is going to travel through your laptop doesnt matter your laptop fans are working or not. and that my friend is cooling the system. so get something like - klim gt 300 or this vacuum cooler.
Hey, I have a MSI slim that has 2 side exhausts and one rear exhaust on the whole length, will the vacuum cooler work on it? Also, can it damage the inbuilt fans?
Hi, It will work on the side exhaust, and for the rear exhaust, as long as it won't hit the screen/hinge then it should be fine. for the inbuilt fans, it will not damage it as long as you don't use it 24/7.
my stupid question is what happen if i use both equipment will the temperature get 30 or 35 Celsius or it will been 40 Celsius please tell me cause i wanna run heavy game but the laptop getting heat up kinda 60 till 70 Celsius
Thanks. I was thinking about this idea and thanks for having effort to make this video. Now Im gonna have this setup except using 2 of that vacuum stuff!
Is your laptop slow and old and does not over heat and has an intel cpu then just get xtu a intel program to overclock nearly any computer with an intel processor
Nice, I really needed this since my laptop overheats fast and when I'm playing a game the fps drops due to the heat and some time later because of the overheating my laptop will automatically shut down for it to cool down first so really bad gaming experience.
Nanix it might be due to a clogged up dust inside the laptop's cooling system, thats the common issue in laptops since its cooling system space is small, dust buildup is one reason why laptops overheats quickly.
laptop vacuum cooler fried my old graphic cpu problem was the tray which goes under the laptop was blocking the only coin sized air inlet i did not notice it as it was cooling the laptop but with in a few months my laptop died. My precautionary step became the reason for the laptop it was to protect.
I bought one of these cheap docks with the huge fan ... The fan spins way too slow I barley feel it on my hand , is there any component I can add to give it a boost , it claims to be 5v (usb powered).. This one fan would be enough for me I am not gaming , I was just wondering if you might know a trick or a hack to give the fan a boost.. i was thinking of snipping the USB and just connecting to a power plug putting out a little higher voltage/amperage its not connected to the computer in anyway worst case i kill a cheap fan right ? I like the way your setup looks with both even if it only makes a 3 degree difference
Vacuum alone + my 4 fan cooling pad gave me a 66-70 degrees max on cpu during loading + gaming on gta 5. This was performed on an: Alienware 17 R3 laptop from 2017 with Expired Thermal Glue (cannot replace due to the big risk of breaking the laptop as a whole as it proved extremely difficult to get to the CPU) Overall idle gave a 29-35 degree total. This was with the cool pad + the laptop cooler.
It's been years since you uploaded this review. May I know if your fans had any problems? Since you are forcing your fans to rotate almost at equal speed with you vacuum. Or somehow oppose the normal rotation and pull it out from its center (depending on the placement or design of the fans).
My problem is that the air exit is on the front so i cant out a vaccum cooler. Its a kinda thin laptop so I guess the cooling pad should atleast be a little bit more effective. Its a Asus VivoBook 15 same specs as you.
The cooling pad doesn't actually always work because most of them is made out of some type of metal, which would absorb and keep the heat trapped. You would need a gap/elevation in between it to actually maximize the cooling of the pad
You're right. I saw a video where the person tweak it graphic setting and drop it temperature in half without any cooling fan while he played an intensive fsp game with the before and after result. It's all come down to the individual knowledge. My is a combination of graphic setting tweak, using power saver, don't block the bottom vent, don't let dust build up and closing unused programs. I've learned the cooling pad are nice business gimmick. 😅
@@condorX2 They're good for improving the lifespan of your laptop, as it keeps the rest of your parts cool from the CPU cooking your cooking the rest of your parts :')
Is it really okay to have a cooling fan under a laptop? If the air is making its way up to the vent of the laptop's won't it actually send dust inside? Won't it do the other way around since the laptoo might accumulate dust from the external fan.
Not at all. Laptop fan will do its own rpm on its own speed. The vacuum cooler just helps suck out more hot air. Coolcold actually helps a lot more because some of the laptops only have heatsinks with passive cooling, so this helps a lot on those. Been using the vacuum cooler for about a year now, and it's still chugging along just fine keeping my lenovo t520 cool.
Video is very good. Not long ago, I bought a renhotecic brand computer cooling pad, and after using it for a while, the effect felt ok. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare one.
i bought it and it decreases 10°c . in general it's helpful if you're in country like Africa or middle East known by the hottest temperature in this season .
vacuum is awesome, however sad to say I dont think asus laptop users like myself will benefit that much from it since the vents of our laptops is located at the back of the screen itself. Not unless we will be using external monitors I guess..
What kind of wedge did you use for the vacuum cooler? I'm having problems about the vacuum not being in place most of the time because of my laptop being elevated by the cooling pad.
Cooling Pads aren't that useful all the times, they always come in different models, that are more than useless to you, but you can always build one by yourself, to suit your needs. just get a few fans from some old PC energy sources, and create the ultimate freezer for your laptop, as well as a vacuum for it. just need some technical skills, that's all, the materials can come really cheap, compared to what's on the market.
well it makes sense - the vaccum takes out hot air from inside the computer so it does not heat from the inside the cooler pad just helps to dispress hot temprature from the bottom
You could buy 3 units but I don't think those will cool it significantly. They will just make the airflow slightly better. They cant and wont cool the source of the heat directly (the gpu and cpu)
It should be attached to the side vent. There are two fans in strix ii, one with one exhaust and one with two exhaust. If you put the vacuum cooler on one of the back vent, it will basically have no exit (maybe it will push out thru the bottom, but thats usually where the fan actually pulls air from) So make sure it is the side one, so it can push from the side, and push out towards back
Wat laptop r u using? Is it solid plastic at the bottom or does it have an opening at the bottom for air intake if not that laptop cooling pad afcourse won't cool anything also wat rpm r the fans on tht cooling pad running at? Hopefully they r not som 800rpm fans u need to give us more info
Looks like he's using an Acer Aspire E5 either an E14 or E15. Those things heat up in 1-2 min after startup to a wooping 38°C. Gaming on it could reach 40-50ish
I saw other laptop coolers, like the U Pal from Deepcool wich says drop down 10 ºC in the system. Can you check it out?, because it does not seems to be very usefull to have a cooling pad, if the diference is 2 ºC
Cool, but I'm interested in making my own.. that powerfully Sucks in hot air with the combination of releasing in cool air. This is just an idea that eventually I'll probably need to do later. 👍
Thanx for this test. I recently bought Tarkan Cooling Pad, and it is not cooling my laptop as I was expecting moreover keeping the pad below added more height to my laptop so in turn not ideal for my eyes. I was nt at all aware of Vacuum cooler, so I'd rather order it instead of ordering any other cooling pad.
i know im VERY LATE but i cant put the vaccum thingy on the side because theres not a vent thing on the side, there is one on the back so can i put one in the back??? If so do i put two or one
I have a hp omen from 2018 and when playing games it's gets hot (80°/90°) unfortunately i can't use this type of cooling because there are 3 fan's who blow to the top, not to the side, does a cooling pad make a mayor difference?
Yo can also use an external usb power supply for the pad and for the vacuum rather than connecting them to your laptop directly ( if the main goal is cooling), the fact that your laptop have to give power for any kind of accessory reflects in temperature changes.
Good advice
Thank you! You just fcking enlightened me man.
Recently got this item,worked and performed as expected-.The laptop vacuum cooler did reduce the temp about 8-10C while playing heavy games.However, I still keep my cooling pad so that the hot air won't get stuck below the ground.This will help prevent CPU throttling. The fan is loud when set into the highest speed,but it wont bother you too much.Thank you for this honest review! I would definitely recommend this item since this is very rare to find in local malls.
Nice, glad it worked out for you :)
@@TechBroll 2 years later, it still works well even if its dusty already and fell many times.
The most important trait a cooling pad should give the laptop is height. The higher/further away your lappy is from a solid desk, the better the exhaust will flow, and less of that hot exhaust will build up and radiate back into your computer. You'll see the biggest gains simply raising the computer up a couple inches.
Definitely! I use a cooling pad and it is raised quite a bit off my desk or when I am lying in bed playing a MMORPG which makes such a difference since the game is massive and it can heat up very fast without the cooling pad. It also has two different heights, which makes it even better. It is an MSI gaming laptop so you'd think they would have more than 1 fan. The bottom of my laptop does have an X shape with tiny holes to help with air flow as well. When I purchased a Samsung gaming laptop a few years ago, it actually did have two fans and it never got hot at all. But I can't seem to find one that was similar, so I recently went with MSI. I know I could have easily built a new PC with how much I did end up spending on this one, but I am constantly on the move so it just made a lot more sense to get the laptop.
Guys if your laptop is old and having heat up problems just do a clean up and apply new thermal paste, it'll give a significant difference 😉
planetdestroyer productions Not that simple for all of us :D
@@hatepurrpp2651 that's true ... ☹️
Not all of us can afford a high end laptop
J Chea if you eventually can afford it, get a desktop. trust me
@@fklsjdlfkjsdklfasdfs yy buying new shit when old craped out is bassicly only solution for us idiots in first world, especially if you are a teenager that cannot take anytging apart without craping it out iss alraig
I did this and fucked my graphic card.. its not easy as you see in youtube.. i pushed screws to high and my graphic cards hurts 😢
Please, can someone answer me to this ?! Can i put on my laptop the vacuum and a cooler pad under my laptop ? And can work both at the same time ? Thank you for answer !
Such a clear, thorough review. Thanks!
Thank you very much Nikki!
Thats really nice expalination by you! I was looking for a solution for my Acer laptop heating problems and you delivered the solution with stats! Thanks!
Thank you very much Chetan. glad to help :)
try to repaste the cpu and gpu using thermal grizzly combined with laptop cooler or vacum it gives a lot of heat reduction
@@sloppypotato00 Have you done it? I think about it but Im always scared that I might end up doing something wrong and performance will get just worse.
The cooling pad is useful for cooling the hard drive / SSD, the RAM and the motherboard in general. Especially for laptops with an air intake vents underneath. My previous laptop's 5400 rpm hard drive was 5-10C cooler with a cooling pad.
My Nitro 5 has plenty of intake area underneath including right where the two vents (for CPU and GPU) are. This makes my Nitro 5 have several degrees lower peak temps.
And peak temps are all that interest me. I dont really care if average drops from 73 to 71, that's irrelevant. What I need is for peak temps to go from 96 to 90 or lower and cooling pad achieves this.
So my recommendation is to always look underneath the gaming laptop before you buy.
I've been using the vacuum cooler ever since 2010 and people always ask me why I don't use the cooling pad =_=
If you try to touch those cooling pad, they barely give out air so this vacuum cooler I think is really much better. :)
btw, how's your laptop's internal exhaust since you've been using the vacuum cooler for quite a long time now?
Marvin Gabriel I clean the heatsink/heatpipe every 6 months and the vacumm cooler as well since they tend to collect more dust with higher air flow.
All I can say is the maintenance for the laptop is somewhat the same even using the vacumm cooler, and my laptop is alreay 8 years old 😉😉😉. If you keep em clean they will last for a long time 😁😁😁.
EDIT: Btw the cooler in the sponsor slot is way cheaper than what I bought last time. Might want to buy 1 for fun 😁😁😁
@@hazimreitz May I know how you clean your Heatsink/Heatpipe? You have to take out everything apart?
Which brand is best ? And where can I buy it from ?
@@denz185 I'm guessing using compress air
The best solution of cooling is that you might re apply thermal paste on your CPU. Make sure that you choose a premium or high quality thermal paste like cooler master master gel, etc., Cooling pad (on the back) it's really doesn't affect for the cooling. Because the backside of the laptop is fully covered so that the internal component was covered.
@taburetka gayka in what thermal paste did you use? Well premium laptops are also not well good in cooling solution as PC. All of the components are compressed and small ventalation at the backside. Unlike with PC you can install the aftermarket case fans, or custom water cooling, etc., And it has a lot of space.
Great video! It was really professional in terms of quality, presentation, audio, and content! Keep doing what you're doing. I was surprised that you only have 540 subscribers. I already knew you were a Filipino when I heard your voice so I hope you get big in youtube and represent us filipinos proudly! :)
Thank you very much Karl for your kind words. It means alot to me bro. 👊 magdilang anghel ka sana!
2 years later, 37.8k subscribers, doing good :-)
@@TechBroll you're getting big bro
already tested on my own... the vacuum is better, yes
Thank you.
Na man, best is both.
@@vLef1 on full speed around 30, but you sacrifice the comfort of noise for the mobility
@@vLef1 yes
@@katanakhip is it disturbing or not
was the test done inside an airconditioned room? i think the cooling pad will do better under those conditions
Hi Darren, it was not done on an air-conditioned room, just with electric fan. You got a point there bro since cooler room air will be push from the cooling pad. :)
44 degrees! did you do this in an igloo.
Not everyone has a airconditoner man
@@danw5414 Did you notice, these are celcius, not F°
@@danw5414 The rest of the world uses Celcius :P
ive been using this exact same vacuum cooler since 2015 and wow it actually reduces like 15C-20C. bought a new one just in case
So how many ram it runs and dB the sound emitted
@@senecaoak7173 it doesnt really consume ram,i usually plug it to a power so i can use the usb port from the laptop for something else. and the sound is significantly loud. i never test how much dB, but it's almost as loud as modern gaming laptop's "turbo" mode, just a little lower pitch
@@Ray-gg3vq i mean the laptop ram,how much was used to make it hot
@@senecaoak7173 it was a 2015 rog gl552, 12gb ram with i7 and gtx 950m. and it gets hot during cpu heavy loads instead of ram, i dont notice temp rising in ram demanding apps, but deffinitely always during cpu loads
@@Ray-gg3vq always wondered why PC get hot easily compared to phones
I use both of them for optimal cooling needs of my laptop and my pc temperature never goes beyond 70 degrees even on long time period of gaming compare to before when I was just using a cooling pad alone. Last but not the least I disassemble my laptop and clean it internally and replace thermal paste every 3-5 months because even if you have cooling pad or vacuum cooler if the vents is clogged with dust and dirt it won't fully do its job and I don't recommend using compressed air as it only push back the dirt inside which will gradually go back to the vents and fan eventually
Loner Joe thermal paste shouldn’t be changed that often, you should use better thermal paste, they usually last more than few years not months...
I have a question,but if your laptop cant be disassembled? Like if you disassemble your laptop gets spoiled?
A good thermal grease/paste lasts longer than 5 months. I usually reapply it every other year.
@@lamjunlong69 you can wait for the warranty to expire, and watch videos on how to disassemble your laptop for cleaning and applying thermal grease/paste. Just make sure you have the right tools to do the job.
Sounds as you need to throw it away if you did the maintenance. You can apply though liquid metal and spare yourself of crapads
What did you use to keep the vacuum cooler remains stand at the same height as the laptop vents? I tried mine, but it was so hard.
Short, simple, and very imformative video. Learned a lot from your videos.
Btw I rarely comment on yt videos. More power. :)
Yes it helps me deciding! Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome! :)
Got my cooling vacuum yesterday but my main problem is where I would put my vacuum since I am using a Huawei Matebook D15 and the air vent is not on the side.
Wait, you have the exact same laptop that I have. Wow, and I bought some of the cooling kits from your link, thank you!!!
Which laptop do you have
Is it acer aspire 3 a315??
Excellent. Short, detailed and complete. I was undecided till I saw this tube. Have decided to go in for a vacuum fan type cooler. Thanks very much.
Thank you very much! I'm glad this video helped you decide. cheers! :)
i prefer the " making a paper funnel and blasting air from multiple fans trough the intake" method.
Does it work
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Appreciate it, but can someone Ansew me this, can I buy 4 to put on the backs and on the sides? (If not what’s the max I can use)Will that put too much strain on the fans or smth? Number 2, what’s the rpm of it? (All of questions r not about the pad)
Great video - love to see an updated test with the bottom of laptop removed and somehow air sealed to the cooler pad for a semi-permanent installation. During covid there's been no travel with the laptop.
If you cover the sides and holes of the base just like a closed chamber pressurizing the air entering the notebook, the base will become much more efficient. Tks.
I have the same feedback with cooling pads. They don't really help much on cooling your laptop especially your processor. I'm very interested in this vacuum cooling fan though.
Another way to lower your laptop's temperature is to clean it (open it up and remove the dust), and apply a new thermal grease on your processor. This approach helped me lower my laptop's temperature by 10-15 degrees. Though it took me a few months to muster the courage of disassembling my laptop. :)
Did it void your warranty?
same here man i am still struggling either i should disassemble it or not :(
Yep.
I saw a video where the person tweak it graphic setting and drop it temperature in half without any cooling fan while he played an intensive fsp game with the before and after result.
It's all come down to the individual knowledge. My is a combination of graphic setting tweak, using power saver, don't block the bottom vent, don't let dust build up and closing unused programs.
I've learned the cooling pad are nice business gimmick.
Exactly the same thing happened with my laptop. Previously it was thermal throttling like crazy FC4 720p lowest setting, I would get CPU throttle after 5 min of gameplay. Now after cleaning and changing the thermal paste. I can easily play for an hour without any frame drops or thermal throttle. After that, it throttles for 20-30 seconds, and then again I can play for like 45 to 50 min before another episode of throttling. So guys clean your laptop and change thermal paste once a year. Better in 6 months
Use the Eits GT500, it's the only cooling pad that actually does greatly in cooling your laptop.
Wanna ask. Do you think that vacuum cooler can be used on my laptop with the exhaust vent at the back? If no, is there any product that support my laptop cooling system other than cooling pad?
thought about removing the bottom cover of my laptop and making some adjustments where a laptop cooling pad would become the cover so the air hits the inside of the computer directly. Of course making sure to protect any electrical parts first. i cant use a vacuum cooler because my vents are located on the bottom. but im a bit concerned because dust buildup would be much faster and internals would be easier to damage. But im having a major issue with my computer overheating and shutting down randomly. I just replaced my hard drive a few weeks ago and dont really have the means necessary to replace more parts. ive tried everything to get it to stay cool with no luck. the computer is a little over a year old and has seen hours of daily use so its had a rough life but i wouldnt expect things to get this bad this fast. my last computer sat on the stove and had the entire bottom of it melted when someone turned the stove on and also had the keyboard completely destroyed by my kids chocolate milk so i had to use an external keyboar but computer still ran perfectly fine until i smashed it on the floor . this one doesnt even have a scratch and seems to have issue after issue. its a Lenovo Ideapad 320 so its not the greatest laptop but for S400 i would expect more for the little abuse its gone through.
Um...a question: they tell us not to use a vacuum source for cleaning because it does something to the computer with electronic charges(?). What's the difference between using a vacuum source for cooling? Wouldn't it do the same thing?
With the vacuum one, you'd want to remove your stock fan. Having that vacuum fan run slower or faster will restrict or overspin your standard fan and probably break it.
You have a very good point. I use the vacuum cooler only when I'm gaming or rendering videos. I don't use it 24/7 so I guess it'll be fine.
@Svinjska Polutka exporting this video out is still a form of "render" mate. U thought the word render is tied to 3D stuff eh ? well that's where u wrong .
@Svinjska Polutka Bro , upload is upload export is export they're 2 different things , like when u finish making a clip via a editor software ( sony vegas , adobe , etc..)you export it out , and yes the soft will have to ''render'' the vid out , and once it's done exporting,you then UPLOAD it to youtube .
@Svinjska Polutka Wait so u think he made this vid out of thin air and just put it on youtube ???!
u cant remove the original fan, u cant even turn on ur laptop without that, coz there is sensor on the board that dont allow to boot the system without that fan. and even theres a vacuum it wont break that fan instead it will help to minimize its speed. if u know the concept of inverter air conditioning u can understand it .. peace!!!!
Thanks for the video didn't know about the vacuum cooler!
Hello! What do you use to elevate your vacuum? I have bought a metal stand and the vacuum so I am not sure how to make this work. Thanks!
same problem, did you find the solution?
Hi what type of cooling pad would you recommend for HP omen 15? I Have one and the fan vent is located at the bottom and it's kinda huge you can literally see the fan. If anyone knows please share ty.
I'm just wondering. Is it safe to use the vacuum cooler on one vent while my laptop has four vents? (One on either sides and two at the back)
Why is the minimum in the 40's for when you are in-game? You're supposed to start benchmarking the game when the laptops already hot. 44 minimum? 60 Average but 80 max?
I already knew that a cooling pad won't do you any good. It's more of a surfacing cooling device and the air won't do much against the hot interior. Instead, you should only be using an air extracting/vacuum cooling fan that attaches to the air vent of your laptop for better gameplay performance. That's why they have those fans in computer desktop towers and in game consoles; so that you're able to play smoother in any screen resolution. Another thing you should check up on is dust and use an air compressor to gently fan it all out.
you can remove the casing. So your laptop is open underneath. If you use the table cooler now it should actually do something. I can lower my temps by 20 degrees this way while playing. From 80 degree to 60.
Great advice, Thanks Andrew! :)
When you say air vent, do you mean the air intake vents or the air exhaust vents?
i have one great example for the cooling pads.
when you blow a balloon you seal it with your lips for a reason.
so get a cooling pad that actually is a cooling pad rather then a board with fan that takes up energy.
throwing air at the base with no seal, will always make the air intake depand on the fan of the laptop.
with seal it is going to travel through your laptop doesnt matter your laptop fans are working or not.
and that my friend is cooling the system.
so get something like - klim gt 300 or this vacuum cooler.
Hey, I have a MSI slim that has 2 side exhausts and one rear exhaust on the whole length, will the vacuum cooler work on it? Also, can it damage the inbuilt fans?
Hi, It will work on the side exhaust, and for the rear exhaust, as long as it won't hit the screen/hinge then it should be fine. for the inbuilt fans, it will not damage it as long as you don't use it 24/7.
You have nice taste on your clean setup.
I like mini lamp, green plant and your wooden desk
my stupid question is what happen if i use both equipment will the temperature get 30 or 35 Celsius or it will been 40 Celsius please tell me cause i wanna run heavy game but the laptop getting heat up kinda 60 till 70 Celsius
Thank you, you just helped me decide to buy the vacuum cooling device.
You're welcome :)
Thanks. I was thinking about this idea and thanks for having effort to make this video. Now Im gonna have this setup except using 2 of that vacuum stuff!
This was the video I REALLY NEEDED.
THANKS
You're welcome and thank you for watching! :)
Is your laptop slow and old and does not over heat and has an intel cpu then just get xtu a intel program to overclock nearly any computer with an intel processor
Nice, I really needed this since my laptop overheats fast and when I'm playing a game the fps drops due to the heat and some time later because of the overheating my laptop will automatically shut down for it to cool down first so really bad gaming experience.
I hope this setup will be effective for you as well :)
or maybe your GPU is bad
What kinds of temperatures did u get with and without
Nanix I am pretty sure the laptop's insides are filled with dust. Rather than buying cooling solutions, clean it yourself
Nanix it might be due to a clogged up dust inside the laptop's cooling system, thats the common issue in laptops since its cooling system space is small, dust buildup is one reason why laptops overheats quickly.
laptop vacuum cooler fried my old graphic cpu problem was the tray which goes under the laptop was blocking the only coin sized air inlet i did not notice it as it was cooling the laptop but with in a few months my laptop died. My precautionary step became the reason for the laptop it was to protect.
My laptop's ventilation is on the back there are 2 should i buy 2? Or just one?
It's up to you, It won't hurt to buy two if you're not moving your laptop often
I bought one of these cheap docks with the huge fan ... The fan spins way too slow I barley feel it on my hand , is there any component I can add to give it a boost , it claims to be 5v (usb powered).. This one fan would be enough for me I am not gaming , I was just wondering if you might know a trick or a hack to give the fan a boost.. i was thinking of snipping the USB and just connecting to a power plug putting out a little higher voltage/amperage its not connected to the computer in anyway worst case i kill a cheap fan right ? I like the way your setup looks with both even if it only makes a 3 degree difference
I know Im super late but damn what a good cinematic for a review video :D
Vacuum alone + my 4 fan cooling pad gave me a 66-70 degrees max on cpu during loading + gaming on gta 5.
This was performed on an:
Alienware 17 R3 laptop from 2017 with Expired Thermal Glue (cannot replace due to the big risk of breaking the laptop as a whole as it proved extremely difficult to get to the CPU)
Overall idle gave a 29-35 degree total.
This was with the cool pad + the laptop cooler.
It's been years since you uploaded this review. May I know if your fans had any problems? Since you are forcing your fans to rotate almost at equal speed with you vacuum. Or somehow oppose the normal rotation and pull it out from its center (depending on the placement or design of the fans).
I wanna know this too
My problem is that the air exit is on the front so i cant out a vaccum cooler.
Its a kinda thin laptop so I guess the cooling pad should atleast be a little bit more effective.
Its a Asus VivoBook 15 same specs as you.
Subbed, for the fourth comparison. Keep going like this 🙂
Thank you :)
Good video! Thumbs up!
Thank you :)
for more effective, 2 cooling pad and 1 vacum, one bottom, one on keyboard and 1 at exaust
Congratulations! You made freezer!
i thought my gaming cooling pad was good enough..then after watch this video buy vacuum cooler..then boom! even better!! big thanks broo
The cooling pad doesn't actually always work because most of them is made out of some type of metal, which would absorb and keep the heat trapped. You would need a gap/elevation in between it to actually maximize the cooling of the pad
You're right.
I saw a video where the person tweak it graphic setting and drop it temperature in half without any cooling fan while he played an intensive fsp game with the before and after result.
It's all come down to the individual knowledge. My is a combination of graphic setting tweak, using power saver, don't block the bottom vent, don't let dust build up and closing unused programs.
I've learned the cooling pad are nice business gimmick.
😅
@@condorX2 They're good for improving the lifespan of your laptop, as it keeps the rest of your parts cool from the CPU cooking your cooking the rest of your parts :')
@@condorX2 also, metal can be good, as it works as a heat sink. That's why PC CPU coolers are metal
@@xCoNa14 cheers mate.
I got the IETS GT500 cooling pad. It make things easier now
@@condorX2 Nice, that one actually reduces the CPU temps too, one of the few to do so.
Pricey though :')
Is it really okay to have a cooling fan under a laptop? If the air is making its way up to the vent of the laptop's won't it actually send dust inside? Won't it do the other way around since the laptoo might accumulate dust from the external fan.
Does the vaccum cooler 100% safe? Does the suction causes the laptop fan to overspeed?
Not at all. Laptop fan will do its own rpm on its own speed. The vacuum cooler just helps suck out more hot air. Coolcold actually helps a lot more because some of the laptops only have heatsinks with passive cooling, so this helps a lot on those. Been using the vacuum cooler for about a year now, and it's still chugging along just fine keeping my lenovo t520 cool.
Video is very good. Not long ago, I bought a renhotecic brand computer cooling pad, and after using it for a while, the effect felt ok. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare one.
i bought it and it decreases 10°c . in general it's helpful if you're in country like Africa or middle East known by the hottest temperature in this season .
Yup, same goes here in the Philippines :)
Yeah I live in the middle east and also my fan is broken
Just bought it. Totally worth it. Thank you so much for the review. I subbed :)
vacuum is awesome, however sad to say I dont think asus laptop users like myself will benefit that much from it since the vents of our laptops is located at the back of the screen itself. Not unless we will be using external monitors I guess..
I agree, unless you can find a way to attach the rubber sealer properly. I usually use an external monitor so I have no problem with that
What kind of wedge did you use for the vacuum cooler? I'm having problems about the vacuum not being in place most of the time because of my laptop being elevated by the cooling pad.
Cooling Pads aren't that useful all the times, they always come in different models, that are more than useless to you, but you can always build one by yourself, to suit your needs. just get a few fans from some old PC energy sources, and create the ultimate freezer for your laptop, as well as a vacuum for it. just need some technical skills, that's all, the materials can come really cheap, compared to what's on the market.
It’s crazy that these cooling pads barely work yet they are sold much more compared to the vacuum cooler.
Thank you my nerd friend.
Does the vacuum cooler come with that stand your're propping it on? If not, where'd you get it?
I have 2 cooling pads, a cooler pad large, a vacuum cooler with extra freeze and a large self-maded cooler
Is it interesting (so you notice a noise reduction??)
I bought Coolcold cooler vacuum on july 2015 from eBay for $23.99 and still using it until today. Very effective laptop cooler!
Wow! That's a good news that it lasted for almost 3 years!
the exhaust cooler cant fit on my laptop tho
cause its at the back lol
well it makes sense - the vaccum takes out hot air from inside the computer so it does not heat from the inside
the cooler pad just helps to dispress hot temprature from the bottom
What if my laptop's exhaust is under my monitor. I cant use Vacum cooler :(
Same
there's vacuum cooler that designed for those laptop
*Thanks for the video!*
You're welcome and thank you for watching
your pc on idle is still pretty warm my laptop is around 39 degrees and i have a gaming laptop
Its normal
It's an Acer aspire e5. They're very hot even when idle & brand new. I have the same problem with the damn laptop but performance wise it's just fine
Now i already have laptop cooling pad.. i just need em vacuum cooler to make the set perfect.. thanks mate 👍👍👍
Bintilador is always been the best cooler for me
Bintilador full Blast speed number 4!
My asus rog hero strix II have 3 ventilation, 2 behind the screen, and one on the right, so where i put the vacum cooler?, and should i buy 3 or 2?
You could buy 3 units but I don't think those will cool it significantly. They will just make the airflow slightly better. They cant and wont cool the source of the heat directly (the gpu and cpu)
It should be attached to the side vent.
There are two fans in strix ii, one with one exhaust and one with two exhaust.
If you put the vacuum cooler on one of the back vent, it will basically have no exit (maybe it will push out thru the bottom, but thats usually where the fan actually pulls air from)
So make sure it is the side one, so it can push from the side, and push out towards back
@@Pur3St0rm ok
Use usb charger to powered those cooler / vacuum, don't plug it through your laptop it can damaged your mother board.
RIP my laptop and my English
Thanks for the tip, rip ur laptop.
Really..?
True
how?? hahha panu mo nasabi????
Wat laptop r u using? Is it solid plastic at the bottom or does it have an opening at the bottom for air intake if not that laptop cooling pad afcourse won't cool anything also wat rpm r the fans on tht cooling pad running at? Hopefully they r not som 800rpm fans u need to give us more info
Looks like he's using an Acer Aspire E5 either an E14 or E15.
Those things heat up in 1-2 min after startup to a wooping 38°C. Gaming on it could reach 40-50ish
nice vid. is there anyone tried COOLING PAD+2 VACUUMS+UNDERVOLTING+FANSPEED+LIQUID METAL ?
Now that's the true ultimate cooling system!
I'm interested to know as well! :)
Ya. I did. And my laptop is in ice age now and got a cold..! 😂😂
I think liquid metal is overkill, but after market thermal paste is better than out box thermal paste
I did all of the above except liquid metal( only got new thermal paste), decreased 5 years old laptop cpu/ gpu by nearly 20degrees
where did you get that stand extender
on laptop vacuum cooler?
Bro i have a problem it doent fit to my acer predator hellios 300 rear vent
I saw other laptop coolers, like the U Pal from Deepcool wich says drop down 10 ºC in the system. Can you check it out?, because it does not seems to be very usefull to have a cooling pad, if the diference is 2 ºC
Cool, but I'm interested in making my own.. that powerfully Sucks in hot air with the combination of releasing in cool air. This is just an idea that eventually I'll probably need to do later. 👍
Thanx for this test. I recently bought Tarkan Cooling Pad, and it is not cooling my laptop as I was expecting moreover keeping the pad below added more height to my laptop so in turn not ideal for my eyes. I was nt at all aware of Vacuum cooler, so I'd rather order it instead of ordering any other cooling pad.
Can you do a test on the high end laptop, laptop with RTX 2080/GTX 1080? Your laptop is too potato for the test lmao
Richard Zhang true
Thanks for the info man !
You're welcome :)
I got that same mouse for about 70 cents. Lol!
i know im VERY LATE but i cant put the vaccum thingy on the side because theres not a vent thing on the side, there is one on the back so can i put one in the back??? If so do i put two or one
Yes, you can put it at the back
Consider downgrading to windows 7 because windows 8/10 literally kills your CPU.
Ikr
Really? I've been using window 10... How will downgrading affect my laptop? Will it give better fps or something?
I have a hp omen from 2018 and when playing games it's gets hot (80°/90°) unfortunately i can't use this type of cooling because there are 3 fan's who blow to the top, not to the side, does a cooling pad make a mayor difference?
And yes my laptop is overheating i will gona buy cooling pad
amazing video Bro ^^
All of this cooling together and your laptop will “freeze”
dabum tss
So just take it off when you need to...
Super Video.Danke!
That mouse
I know!! Wonder what the appeal was? Looks like a pancaked' fish!
Not sure if I missed it on the video, what did you use to prop up the vacuum?
paano naman kaya ang result ng cooling pad+vaccum sa gaming laptop na may malalaking vents sa ilalim like alienware or msi?
Hi Dan, may mga nakita na akong gumagamit ng ganitog setup kahit naka gaming laptop sila. Para siguradong no thermal throttling during gaming.
good choice pdn ba kung may vent na sa ilalim? hindi ba magkokontrahan ang airflow at lalo pang mgkaroon ng dust build up sa loob?
Wait you guys Filipino?
@@TechBroll nakikita mo ba yung mga ganitong cooler sa lazada ngayon gingamit ng mga seller yung screenshot ng video nato sa items nila.
@@dandan6683 Oo nga eh, di ko alam kung saan pwede ireport eh :(