Those pads are ment to be an interface between a hot surface and a cooler. You might actually see an improvement, if you attached a large aluminum heatsink to the back side of the thermal pads.
@@grantedgeek You'll want to use the thinnest thermal pads available in the pack, as thermal pads are not the most efficient when it comes to heat transfer. / Thicker pads generally have a lower thermal transfer efficiency. Also, the only real improvement, that I would expect to see would be a reduction in performance drop off.
Instead of doing GB 5 runs, try heavy workloads like exporting 4K video, play high demanding games, use a calibrated thermometer to see what the temperature is after such heavy workloads after a specific time. Like an hour or something. First time without thermal pads, second time with thermal pads. Measure the temperature on and around the area where the chipset is at begin at end of both tests. I’m wondering if they can drop down the temperature after a sustained performance load.
first those are thermal pads so where are a interface for cooling and second the i pad is not going to get better performance because of the cooling the only thing ia going to keep the temperature and performance stable for a while but after some time is going to not work third use a tec cooler they are better
The thermal pads are doing basically nothing. As they are acting as thermal masses holding heat and not transferring heat. If you put maybe a heat sink on the thermal pads or maybe a metal sheet or something to transfer the heat away from the cpu. This might help keep the cpu cool and perform better
why should the thermal cooling pads help here? with the macbooks, they helped because they connected the cpu to a larger heat sink (the laptop chassis). It doesn't seem like these pads should do anything if they're not giving the heat an easier path to a larger heat sink... if the cpu is not already using the ipad chassis as a heat sink, maybe the solution is to open the ipad up and use the "thermal cooling pads" to touch the cpu to the chassis.
The iPad Pro chassis is actually a metal heat sink for the cpu. So you’re correct. The only thing that can cool down an iPad Pro is a good active cooling device like those razr solutions used for iPhones with MagSafe. But you have to apply a MagSafe sheet under the chassis..
You don't have a clue how thermal pads or thermal conductivity in general works, do you? Here's a crude explanation. Heat source | thermal pad/paste (to maximize surface contact) | heat dissipation method passive or active (for a passive heat dissipation you'll need something with good thermal conductivity and and mass like copper or aluminum heatsink which increases surface area which in turn allows passive exchange of thermal energy between ambient temperature and the unit emitting heat. Adding a fan can greatly improve temperatures and the speed of exchange between hot and ambient temperature.)
You make some fun video’s. I was wondering just for the nerd of it. What about using a little thermal paste and a nice heat sink and do the test again? Not just for speed testing, but see if you really can get some cooling to the IPad Pro? I can’t wait to get my IPad Pro 2021 in a few days! I am using the IPad Pro 2020 due to a little mix up. It handles outside of testing, just great on whatever I throw at it. My brother has the 2018 IPad Pro and it does everything for him he needs. He does photo editing and absolutely loves the IPad Pro. He got me into it because he says such good stuff about it. Thanks for the video, Chris!
If you really think about it ipad os 14 or ios 14 was not for the ipad it basically got jack shit, so if this year is not about the ipad id be really surprised
I contacted him but he hasn’t replied about giveaway 😑😑😑😑
@@grantedgeek now i have mailed
@@grantedgeek but bro i live in INDIA 🇮🇳 can i get that here ?
Those pads are ment to be an interface between a hot surface and a cooler. You might actually see an improvement, if you attached a large aluminum heatsink to the back side of the thermal pads.
@@grantedgeek You'll want to use the thinnest thermal pads available in the pack, as thermal pads are not the most efficient when it comes to heat transfer. / Thicker pads generally have a lower thermal transfer efficiency.
Also, the only real improvement, that I would expect to see would be a reduction in performance drop off.
this…isn’t how thermal pads work? tech guy? 😂
Instead of doing GB 5 runs, try heavy workloads like exporting 4K video, play high demanding games, use a calibrated thermometer to see what the temperature is after such heavy workloads after a specific time. Like an hour or something. First time without thermal pads, second time with thermal pads. Measure the temperature on and around the area where the chipset is at begin at end of both tests. I’m wondering if they can drop down the temperature after a sustained performance load.
Stop staring
Yo .... you're supposed to put the thermal pads on the inside .... between the logic board and the chassis
He just sticked thermal pads on the back lmao😂 caught me off guard
It was Legit the dumbest way try that. Just for fun 😂
first those are thermal pads so where are a interface for cooling and second the i pad is not going to get better performance because of the cooling the only thing ia going to keep the temperature and performance stable for a while but after some time is going to not work third use a tec cooler they are better
The thermal pads are doing basically nothing. As they are acting as thermal masses holding heat and not transferring heat. If you put maybe a heat sink on the thermal pads or maybe a metal sheet or something to transfer the heat away from the cpu. This might help keep the cpu cool and perform better
you should go back to material sciences class
why should the thermal cooling pads help here? with the macbooks, they helped because they connected the cpu to a larger heat sink (the laptop chassis). It doesn't seem like these pads should do anything if they're not giving the heat an easier path to a larger heat sink... if the cpu is not already using the ipad chassis as a heat sink, maybe the solution is to open the ipad up and use the "thermal cooling pads" to touch the cpu to the chassis.
The iPad Pro chassis is actually a metal heat sink for the cpu. So you’re correct. The only thing that can cool down an iPad Pro is a good active cooling device like those razr solutions used for iPhones with MagSafe. But you have to apply a MagSafe sheet under the chassis..
@@emiel333 I bought one from Benks. I thought it was just going to be a fan, but that thing gets cold. Water from the air actually condenses on it.
@@Mehwhatevr Sounds amazing! Do you use it for your iPhone or iPad?
Does it work if the iPad Pro is in a case?
You don't have a clue how thermal pads or thermal conductivity in general works, do you?
Here's a crude explanation.
Heat source | thermal pad/paste (to maximize surface contact) | heat dissipation method passive or active (for a passive heat dissipation you'll need something with good thermal conductivity and and mass like copper or aluminum heatsink which increases surface area which in turn allows passive exchange of thermal energy between ambient temperature and the unit emitting heat. Adding a fan can greatly improve temperatures and the speed of exchange between hot and ambient temperature.)
You make some fun video’s. I was wondering just for the nerd of it. What about using a little thermal paste and a nice heat sink and do the test again? Not just for speed testing, but see if you really can get some cooling to the IPad Pro? I can’t wait to get my IPad Pro 2021 in a few days! I am using the IPad Pro 2020 due to a little mix up. It handles outside of testing, just great on whatever I throw at it. My brother has the 2018 IPad Pro and it does everything for him he needs. He does photo editing and absolutely loves the IPad Pro. He got me into it because he says such good stuff about it.
Thanks for the video, Chris!
Love this haircut brother
Thermal pads are used to transfer heat, not store heat. You need transfer the heat to something else.
Try putting it from the inside
🤣🤣🤣 i thought the title was about pasting cooling pad in the ipad.
I still appreciate u trying this out thoh!
Push the device by editing videos and playing games and then use these pads.
Enjoyed this!!! You are funny. In a great way!! Xo
STOP STARING! 😂
Stop Starring!!! Still want that iPad Pro!!!
I hope this video is a joke thermal pads don't cool they transfer heat to a heatsink
some say he is still saing „Thermal cooling pads“
Thermal cooling pads😏😏
no fucking way you just stuck them to the exterior of the ipad... 🤣🤣🤣
“Thermal cooling pads..”
The “thermal cooling pads” joke was funny the first time. After that not so much. Just annoying.
If you really think about it ipad os 14 or ios 14 was not for the ipad it basically got jack shit, so if this year is not about the ipad id be really surprised
Lol thermal cooling pads
Great video ❤️
stop staring
Lol - A for effort.
Hilarious man.
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