Can you make a gt 1030 better than a 750ti? Every test I've seen only shows around a 10fps difference. The new farming simulator lists the 750ti in it minimum requirements lol.
@@christopherbartlett2153 Well, any fans, no matter how good, get loud at 2000 or 3000 RPM. So no, your fans were not defective unless you got something like a ticking or grinding noise from the bearings or motors.
If you uninstall the cooler's Spectre and Meltdown patches, it increases cooling by 9% but leaves your hyperthreaded fans open to speculative execution attacks.
I cobbled one together from 2*120mm generic case fans, spliced to a USB cable to run them at 5V (yes I know this might kill these generic case fans, but they're generic case fans, I'll just replace them with other generic ones). It actually helps a lot for my laptop when it's compiling, as otherwise it just starts to thermal throttle.
I’ve been using this exact stand for the last 6 months and it’s been working great for me, the difference for me while using it can be 50% more frames, the reason that I think that my results are so much better is my laptop is a gateway creator series which has a very open bottom which lends itself well for the fans pushing air in it. Definitely depends on the cooling system of the laptop that you are using it with.
I have a laptop cooling pad very similar to this one and it's pretty amazing. Simple, well built and does what I need it to do. Only 5 cores tho... but it's super quiet.
If you’re gonna have the laptop lid closed and plugged into a monitor, why not just flip the laptop upside down so the fans are facing up and not blocked
As far as i know, there are two kinds of laptop coolers, if you can make a video on laptop cooling for budget gaming laptops like rtx 2060 or 3060, as these laptops usually don't have dedicated vents and cooling systems like those big 17 inch top end systems do. If you can do that, it will be helpful to a lot of people
I can say from personal experience that strapping a set of two professional entertainment system 120mm fans (with a comparable CFM rating to the classic Noctua fans that you suggested) to almost the exact same model "cooling" mat knocked my temps down another 5-7°C on both my CPU and GPU. These pads seem easy to take apart and mod. I'd love to see how that ends up working out in another video!
Thats fancy. The fans in my old laptop died so I drilled two holes in the back and stuck a couple of 120mm fans on it. A bit bulky and ghetto but did the job very nicely. Never overheated ever again :)
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.
Yep we had the same issue our house with an ASUS gaming laptop The thing was like a furnace, The laptop cooler we had made very little difference, we even tried to stick a couple of freezer packets underneath the laptop while gaming.
Laptop stands like that don't seem like a bad idea. I used one for my netbook, but the stand was literally a couple of quid, and I never used the fans. Its purpose was just to raise the laptop up a bit behind my desktop's keyboard for MAXIMUM MULTITASKING
I own one of this thing and the biggest problem is that it blows tons of dust in the laptop cooling system. I stopped using mine because I had to replace 2 times my laptop cooling system !
Targus Laptop Chill Mat worked extremely well for my Lenovo and MSI laptops. I don't even use the fans but the elevation allows the laptop fans better flow.
Hey Dawid, here is a challenge - how would you cool a laptop that has no underside vent? (like a Macbook or...more interestingly... the laptop I game on... a Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020 - NVIDIA GeForce MX250, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM, 10th Gen i7). You hear of special heat conducting mats or even the Klim Cool Air Vacuum Exhaust USB....Check it out! What are your thoughts?
I found a PS4 Pro top cover on Ebay. So I drilled holes and mounted a 140mm fan on top of the cover (not wrecking my top cover) and used a USB to 3 pin fan adaptor. It keeps my PS4 Pro really cool. I bet you could improve a laptops cooling.
I subscribed and like every video because you don't have ads in between your videos unlike a lot of other content creators who add 5-6 ads in videos with similar time as yours.
Linus ones did a mod with a MacBook Air where he added thermal pads so the cooler inside and the bottom side would connect, I think a pad like this would benefit that winds most laptops have the underside insolated to make it lap usable
I had always wondered if those laptop coolers actually worked but never enough to spend my own money on one. Thanks for being out test dummy! And I mean that in the nicest way Dawid!
I know you aren't going to see this but i just built my first pc with your tutorial and honestly it helped a ton. I still had to do a bit more research for the gpu bit I got through without stage 4 herpes or a heart attack from stress, lol
I had a similar cooler only I took the fans off and put a 220mm jumbo fan under it, then channeled the air so it wouldn't escape around the edges too much. This lost most of the noise and cooled better than the original fans.
Playing Doom Eternal on my Leg-ion 5 laptop with a Ryzen7 4800h and a 2060 my KLIM Airflow+ laptop cooler was keeping it cool in the 70s on my lap! You can game with the laptop and cooler flat on your lap since it doesn't have regular flat fans that would be blocked gaming on your lap, instead it has a cylinder fan
You should get a Coolermaster U3. with 2 sets of the included fans for a total of 6 fans. this is what i use, and it works perfectly. Not forgetting it is suitable for even the biggest of Laptops+ keeping em cool.
I'm still happy with my MSI gaming laptop. Lots of air vents on the bottom so it doesn't overheat like my other laptops used to. And yes please on your homemade laptop cooler! Would love to see it!
I built something out of Lego Technics with a chunk of extruded aluminium and some case fans that worked really well. Didn't have as many height settings. But being Lego was able to have the angle just how I wanted it. (I guess near infinite height settings actually.....)
I have one similar to this that I mainly use when I want to have it in my lap and turn the fans on medium to move around some air. My legs never get hot so thats nice. Yes to the Frankenstein 8 coorel noctua hyperthreaded monster.
I have a similar cooler without the silly RGB, with 6 smaller fans, around 80 mm each, it's great, makes a big difference, it doesn't make a lot of noise and it cools the entire laptop even at the lowest setting, the keyboard and palmrest feels cool to the touch now, without it, the keyboard and palmrest heats up a lot.... I'd recommend getting one.. It's an Acer with a Geforce 1060..
I forgot what brand my cooling fan was but it's only $25 and it keeps my Asus hero strix laptop like 10° Celsius cooler in some circumstances thanks to its great ventilation system
I have an even more basic, but similar thing, and I really like it for use on my actual lap. Means I can game on the couch without either me or my laptop becoming inappropriately hot and sweaty
I'm using a generic L.Cooler S69 Notebook cooling pad.... Adjustable angles, It has additional 2.0 USB port & It's fixed 1000 RPM dual Mid fans... Quiet & the location of the fans are directly under my laptop vents which is super ideal.... Works great & super cheap RM40 *$9*... :)
The fact that you kept saying "coorel" had me laughing the whole video haha. I would LOVE to see a noctua version of that, genuinely curious if it would do much. To my knowledge most laptop coolers perform about like this one
Yes do a DIY laptop cooler! I was looking into that with usb to 3 pin fan! I just bought a cooler for my son yesterday and also got one with the higher elevation settings as thought would cool better... No RGB though so lose frames on that!
the fans on the bottom of a laptop pull air in, and the fans on the laptop cooler should push air in to the laptop, but they were PULLING air. Seems backwards to me
I used to use a make shift Noctua one... a couple of their 5v fans can be bought with USB cables and that combined with a simple raising stand work wonders for my Thic boy Dell gaming laptop from a few years back.
*Damage the laptop fans?* I'm assuming the laptop fans are INTAKE and the exhaust is at the rear. I assume the Coorel is blowing air towards the fans. If so, at least the air flow is in the right direction. BUT... a small amount of air flow might be okay, but if the air flow is excessive would the laptop fans be stressed in a way that degrades them?
I'd like to see a collab with you and major hardware. Hes incredibly good at DIY stuff and he comes up with some ....unique...ideas and the project you're thinking of would be so good.
Should have tested it with the laptop opened, that razer does not have a good exhaust at all, it gets so hot. The cooler works more efficiently when you first get the laptop parts are around 80, with proper GPU undervolt and GPU custom curve...
I had a similar product to this probably 8 years ago almost that I used with my old HP pavilion that I used to “play” just cause, GTA IV and many many hours of TF2. It surprisingly helped keep me from burning my palms while gaming. Then I built a desktop and never looked back lol.
They should simply redesign the heatsink being used in laptops to something more new, maybe they need to distribute the heat pipes left and right toward the rear with 2 fans exhausting
I've had a couple of laptop cooling pads and the only one I found to be worth a damn was the Targus Chill Mat (?). It's designed so you can actually put the thing on your lap, or bed, or any other flat surface because the thing is a flattened, padded, plastic tube with 2 fans inside the open-sided loop (if that makes sense?). It actually cools my gaming laptop (5-10c, maybe) but, as mentioned, lets me sit in bed with the sucker on my lap. The 17" is a bit overpriced (like, $30 US on Amazon) but if you're looking for a way to use a bottom-breathing gaming laptop on your actual human lap it might be worth it. I've had mine for, like, 10 years and used it for everything from a MacBook Pro to a Dell G7 laptop -- for convenience more than the modest cooling it provides.
Since real PC components aren't available, Dawid buying stupid PC shit and making review videos is the only thing keeping me interested in watching a techtube channel. Keep up the tech entertainment!
i used to duct tape 2 pc case fans to the bottom of my laptop before and connect them to some old e-waste tier power supply(very safe i know), used to be like 7-8 C cooler, would definitely love to see a DIY Noctua version
I saw a Linus video where they added heat pads in between part of the cooler and the metal case backing to a mac laptop. Performance was better but the case got to a pretty high temperature - would probably be pretty cool for a situation like that.
Already said it on the video where you found those but I bought a similar product for my Acer laptop because it kept overheating and thus throttling the CPU and the laptop stand solved the problem for me. Mine did not have such a restrictive backplate around the fans though. It is still very plasticy and cheap though. It was the Klem one that you saw on Amazon btw.
I think a main reason to buy this would be if you own a gaming laptop that generally gets hot and you live in a hot climate, like I live in Southern California so it gets pretty hot here in summer, trying to keep an intel core i7 10750h cool during 90+ degree weather is nearly impossible, I hope this thing helps, ordering soon
Ive seen plastic trim pieces peeling off the screen when people use laptops closed like this because the bottom part gets really hot and the top part can't take it. It's a big nono for me.
Oh I forgot to mention, the cellphone holder does not charge your phone. It barely holds it in place.
Thanks for watching. :D
Lol
Hey dawid, firstly i love your scripts and videos, and secondly I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO SEE YOU TRY AND MAKE A NOCTUA VERSION. DAWID DOES DIY🤩
But how much cooler would it be with the bottom cover removed from the laptop lol?
Can you make a gt 1030 better than a 750ti? Every test I've seen only shows around a 10fps difference. The new farming simulator lists the 750ti in it minimum requirements lol.
If it was 5 kraken nzxt fans that would have better results idk if you can replace the original fans ?
Definitely Want to see a homemade noctua laptop cooler I bet with those industrial noctua 3000rpm fans would be dope
That would actually be cool
That would be cool af haha "pun intended"
I have those industrial fans, not sure if mine were defective but they get really loud.
@@christopherbartlett2153 Well, any fans, no matter how good, get loud at 2000 or 3000 RPM. So no, your fans were not defective unless you got something like a ticking or grinding noise from the bearings or motors.
Yeah,me too
Well here's your problem: the cooling cores aren't hyperthreaded. They would cool 2x as fast if they were hyperthreaded.
yeah it should have been unlocked so as to overclock it
If you uninstall the cooler's Spectre and Meltdown patches, it increases cooling by 9% but leaves your hyperthreaded fans open to speculative execution attacks.
Lmao
.. I don’t like you 😂
Although not quite cuz hyperthreading puts additional load on the cores which makes it not scale linearly
Oh Dawid, I'd love to see a cobbled together noctua laptop cooler stand!
sorry Mr did you mean to say Coorel?
Perfect color scheme to fit the skid marks.
I cobbled one together from 2*120mm generic case fans, spliced to a USB cable to run them at 5V (yes I know this might kill these generic case fans, but they're generic case fans, I'll just replace them with other generic ones).
It actually helps a lot for my laptop when it's compiling, as otherwise it just starts to thermal throttle.
Cobble the Noctua fans to a laptop cooler.
Resell and rebrand it as Notcua,
Since there's already a Coorel Mestar.
Your commitment to calling it a Coorel through the video is highly commendable 😂
Wait is this the actual Anna?
@@WillFuI no, it's a filthy Anna impersonator.
Anna as much as you seem like a kind person. Dawid is mine. Get away from my man
@@WillFuI I am the actual Anna! 🥸
@@HotdogNoire not an impersonator 🤫🤭
Say "6-core Deep Cooling Laptop Coorel" 5 times real fast
Literally the first time I try I go “sip core”
I tried and I failed miserably.
Haha!! It's a bit of a tongue twister.
I really thought it was going to be tough but my brain aced it lol
@@jasonander4964 I was like 6 core Deed cooping haha
I’ve been using this exact stand for the last 6 months and it’s been working great for me, the difference for me while using it can be 50% more frames, the reason that I think that my results are so much better is my laptop is a gateway creator series which has a very open bottom which lends itself well for the fans pushing air in it. Definitely depends on the cooling system of the laptop that you are using it with.
I have a laptop cooling pad very similar to this one and it's pretty amazing. Simple, well built and does what I need it to do. Only 5 cores tho... but it's super quiet.
Name pls
"Vicious Cat Sneeze" was the name of my band in college.
I bought the KLIM wind laptop cooler from amazon. It works great, dropped my GPU temps from 71C to 61C.
If you’re gonna have the laptop lid closed and plugged into a monitor, why not just flip the laptop upside down so the fans are facing up and not blocked
Definitely me, but it's better to you put mini standing fan facing it with full power😂
🤔 when has Logic ever been employed in a Dawid Experiment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Having the lid open provides better cooling. The keyboard is meant to be part of the cooling system.
@@ollep9142 blocking some small ventilation in the keyboard>choking the entire set of fucking fans
Then the coorel would be cooring the top of the screen lol
noone:
12 year old me taking his sarcasm seriously:
15 year old me feeling stupid now:
My favorite part is Dawid's "Thiddy" shirt. I need one.
Ok that THIDDY shirt is genius
Petition to Dawid to sell it as Merchandising!
Honestly, I'm really interested in the cooling performance of it.
cooring*
As far as i know, there are two kinds of laptop coolers, if you can make a video on laptop cooling for budget gaming laptops like rtx 2060 or 3060, as these laptops usually don't have dedicated vents and cooling systems like those big 17 inch top end systems do. If you can do that, it will be helpful to a lot of people
Try and swap the fans out inside. I don’t know if that’s possible, but that would be cool!
@Dawid , do as I did , take a dreamel (i used pliers ) to cut the mesh on the to, it improve drastically the air floww
If it can allow you to run google chrome without dying, yeah, it can work
15 year old pentium 4 laptops be like:
I can say from personal experience that strapping a set of two professional entertainment system 120mm fans (with a comparable CFM rating to the classic Noctua fans that you suggested) to almost the exact same model "cooling" mat knocked my temps down another 5-7°C on both my CPU and GPU. These pads seem easy to take apart and mod. I'd love to see how that ends up working out in another video!
I would like to see the Noctua version of this coorel.
Thats fancy. The fans in my old laptop died so I drilled two holes in the back and stuck a couple of 120mm fans on it. A bit bulky and ghetto but did the job very nicely. Never overheated ever again :)
Not gonna lie, the lights don't look bad.
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've been needing a new coreel
Yep we had the same issue our house with an ASUS gaming laptop The thing was like a furnace, The laptop cooler we had made very little difference, we even tried to stick a couple of freezer packets underneath the laptop while gaming.
Laptop stands like that don't seem like a bad idea. I used one for my netbook, but the stand was literally a couple of quid, and I never used the fans. Its purpose was just to raise the laptop up a bit behind my desktop's keyboard for MAXIMUM MULTITASKING
ah yes my favourite "Laptop Coorel"
I own one of this thing and the biggest problem is that it blows tons of dust in the laptop cooling system. I stopped using mine because I had to replace 2 times my laptop cooling system !
Definitely want to see a home made version!!
Targus Laptop Chill Mat worked extremely well for my Lenovo and MSI laptops. I don't even use the fans but the elevation allows the laptop fans better flow.
Hey Dawid, here is a challenge - how would you cool a laptop that has no underside vent? (like a Macbook or...more interestingly... the laptop I game on... a Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020 - NVIDIA GeForce MX250, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM, 10th Gen i7). You hear of special heat conducting mats or even the Klim Cool Air Vacuum Exhaust USB....Check it out! What are your thoughts?
I found a PS4 Pro top cover on Ebay. So I drilled holes and mounted a 140mm fan on top of the cover (not wrecking my top cover) and used a USB to 3 pin fan adaptor. It keeps my PS4 Pro really cool.
I bet you could improve a laptops cooling.
How many times did you accidentally call it a "cooler" and have to redo the take? lol
I subscribed and like every video because you don't have ads in between your videos unlike a lot of other content creators who add 5-6 ads in videos with similar time as yours.
That's 2 more vids. 1 ~ Dawid Builds Tech Cooler Stuff, then, 2 ~ Dawid Sets His DIY Tech Pile on fire. Go go Gadget Dawid!
its funny that you mentioned making one. i was like need to get a far more beefy unit to see how it does.
Linus ones did a mod with a MacBook Air where he added thermal pads so the cooler inside and the bottom side would connect, I think a pad like this would benefit that winds most laptops have the underside insolated to make it lap usable
I had always wondered if those laptop coolers actually worked but never enough to spend my own money on one. Thanks for being out test dummy! And I mean that in the nicest way Dawid!
I know you aren't going to see this but i just built my first pc with your tutorial and honestly it helped a ton. I still had to do a bit more research for the gpu bit I got through without stage 4 herpes or a heart attack from stress, lol
You forgot about the "Collecting Mobile Phone Holder"
I'm loving the cancer hardware videos
I used to have a laptop stand from Logitech that had several fans, speakers, and lighting settings, and it required AC input.
i have a similar laptop stand, the cooling is basically a placebo but it does make my setup look a little better
Uh... I keep coming back to hear you say "coorel". I don't know why, it's straight up HILARIOUS to me 😂 Thanks Dawid
I would love to see you make your personalised laptop cooler. Keep it up
I had a similar cooler only I took the fans off and put a 220mm jumbo fan under it, then channeled the air so it wouldn't escape around the edges too much. This lost most of the noise and cooled better than the original fans.
Playing Doom Eternal on my Leg-ion 5 laptop with a Ryzen7 4800h and a 2060 my KLIM Airflow+ laptop cooler was keeping it cool in the 70s on my lap!
You can game with the laptop and cooler flat on your lap since it doesn't have regular flat fans that would be blocked gaming on your lap, instead it has a cylinder fan
Always nice when Dawid uploads ;)
I like how it was initially a spelling mistake but then they made it into the product name 'coorel'
You should get a Coolermaster U3. with 2 sets of the included fans for a total of 6 fans.
this is what i use, and it works perfectly.
Not forgetting it is suitable for even the biggest of Laptops+ keeping em cool.
Noctua one for sure and maybe a crazy one with a block of machined aluminum with wells to fit x amount of liquid nitrogen.
please make one! Dawid makes tech stuff needs to be a thing lolol
I'm still happy with my MSI gaming laptop. Lots of air vents on the bottom so it doesn't overheat like my other laptops used to. And yes please on your homemade laptop cooler! Would love to see it!
I applaud your commitment to the meme in only calling it a coorel.
I think it is important to also ensure that the laptop cooler fans are not fighting against the laptop fans
I built something out of Lego Technics with a chunk of extruded aluminium and some case fans that worked really well. Didn't have as many height settings. But being Lego was able to have the angle just how I wanted it. (I guess near infinite height settings actually.....)
Long time ago i placed some usb cabinet fans under my laptop to help it stay cool (with proper spacing). If anything at least my palms stayed cool.
I have one similar to this that I mainly use when I want to have it in my lap and turn the fans on medium to move around some air. My legs never get hot so thats nice.
Yes to the Frankenstein 8 coorel noctua hyperthreaded monster.
I use a tiny table fan to directly blow air to the intakes underneath. Way more efficient and cheaper.
I have a similar cooler without the silly RGB, with 6 smaller fans, around 80 mm each, it's great, makes a big difference, it doesn't make a lot of noise and it cools the entire laptop even at the lowest setting, the keyboard and palmrest feels cool to the touch now, without it, the keyboard and palmrest heats up a lot.... I'd recommend getting one.. It's an Acer with a Geforce 1060..
I forgot what brand my cooling fan was but it's only $25 and it keeps my Asus hero strix laptop like 10° Celsius cooler in some circumstances thanks to its great ventilation system
I have an even more basic, but similar thing, and I really like it for use on my actual lap. Means I can game on the couch without either me or my laptop becoming inappropriately hot and sweaty
I'm using a generic L.Cooler S69 Notebook cooling pad.... Adjustable angles, It has additional 2.0 USB port & It's fixed 1000 RPM dual Mid fans... Quiet & the location of the fans are directly under my laptop vents which is super ideal.... Works great & super cheap RM40 *$9*... :)
Yea make one and this time have the cooler setting in ice. Ha!! Dawid needs a t-shirt with "I'm Overclocked" on it.
I use a small piece of wire shelving to put my laptop on. Gives a bit of a tilt and fits in my laptop bag with the laptop.
Please make your own six fan coorel. With the grill too. You can get a sheet of that from home improvement stores or hardware stores
wait the design looks very similiar to cooling laptop that I own and it's from different brand
The ones that seal the bottom four sides of the laptop help significantly! (called IETS GT300 on amazon)
Yeah my gaming laptop rivals a rocket engine both in noise and heat output. I use throttle stop to lower the cpu frequency, which helps a little.
100% wanna see you build the cooler
you should do this test with a laptop that has more mesh/grill on the bottom like rog or msi laptops
The fact that you kept saying "coorel" had me laughing the whole video haha. I would LOVE to see a noctua version of that, genuinely curious if it would do much. To my knowledge most laptop coolers perform about like this one
Yes do a DIY laptop cooler! I was looking into that with usb to 3 pin fan! I just bought a cooler for my son yesterday and also got one with the higher elevation settings as thought would cool better... No RGB though so lose frames on that!
the fans on the bottom of a laptop pull air in, and the fans on the laptop cooler should push air in to the laptop, but they were PULLING air. Seems backwards to me
The make of laptop also makes a big difference. Some have better intake vents than others.
I have one like this, it actually takes of about *10 of my temps and is very useful.
I used to use a make shift Noctua one... a couple of their 5v fans can be bought with USB cables and that combined with a simple raising stand work wonders for my Thic boy Dell gaming laptop from a few years back.
It's intriguing how the top fan seems to sucking air while bottom one push it
*Damage the laptop fans?*
I'm assuming the laptop fans are INTAKE and the exhaust is at the rear. I assume the Coorel is blowing air towards the fans. If so, at least the air flow is in the right direction. BUT... a small amount of air flow might be okay, but if the air flow is excessive would the laptop fans be stressed in a way that degrades them?
I'd like to see a collab with you and major hardware. Hes incredibly good at DIY stuff and he comes up with some ....unique...ideas and the project you're thinking of would be so good.
Should have tested it with the laptop opened, that razer does not have a good exhaust at all, it gets so hot.
The cooler works more efficiently when you first get the laptop parts are around 80, with proper GPU undervolt and GPU custom curve...
Yes do the Nactua thing. Keep up the hilarium. Thanks Dawid.
this cooler can help if base plate is directly joined as cooling pipes then temps will show there magic like in a macbook
I had a similar product to this probably 8 years ago almost that I used with my old HP pavilion that I used to “play” just cause, GTA IV and many many hours of TF2. It surprisingly helped keep me from burning my palms while gaming. Then I built a desktop and never looked back lol.
Crazy. The RGB should've supercharged the cooling power
My last asus laptop started to get way too hot in its final days of life and these laptop coolers were the only thing to keep it on life support.
Yes please, build a nocta one as I use these fans and they are very quite and move good amounts of air. 👍🏻
They should simply redesign the heatsink being used in laptops to something more new, maybe they need to distribute the heat pipes left and right toward the rear with 2 fans exhausting
Oh, been waiting for this one
maybe use the delta fan blowiematrons from linus tech tips. those things push a ton of air, and would be fun to see on one of those things.
I've had a couple of laptop cooling pads and the only one I found to be worth a damn was the Targus Chill Mat (?). It's designed so you can actually put the thing on your lap, or bed, or any other flat surface because the thing is a flattened, padded, plastic tube with 2 fans inside the open-sided loop (if that makes sense?). It actually cools my gaming laptop (5-10c, maybe) but, as mentioned, lets me sit in bed with the sucker on my lap. The 17" is a bit overpriced (like, $30 US on Amazon) but if you're looking for a way to use a bottom-breathing gaming laptop on your actual human lap it might be worth it. I've had mine for, like, 10 years and used it for everything from a MacBook Pro to a Dell G7 laptop -- for convenience more than the modest cooling it provides.
Since real PC components aren't available, Dawid buying stupid PC shit and making review videos is the only thing keeping me interested in watching a techtube channel. Keep up the tech entertainment!
i used to duct tape 2 pc case fans to the bottom of my laptop before and connect them to some old e-waste tier power supply(very safe i know), used to be like 7-8 C cooler, would definitely love to see a DIY Noctua version
I saw a Linus video where they added heat pads in between part of the cooler and the metal case backing to a mac laptop. Performance was better but the case got to a pretty high temperature - would probably be pretty cool for a situation like that.
Already said it on the video where you found those but I bought a similar product for my Acer laptop because it kept overheating and thus throttling the CPU and the laptop stand solved the problem for me. Mine did not have such a restrictive backplate around the fans though. It is still very plasticy and cheap though. It was the Klem one that you saw on Amazon btw.
Bro, I'd love to see you build a Noctua cooling pad.. Personally I don't have a laptop but Noctua cooling ftw!
I think a main reason to buy this would be if you own a gaming laptop that generally gets hot and you live in a hot climate, like I live in Southern California so it gets pretty hot here in summer, trying to keep an intel core i7 10750h cool during 90+ degree weather is nearly impossible, I hope this thing helps, ordering soon
DAMN BRO!! I WAS JUST THINKING I WISH HE DID ONE FOR THE RAZER LAPTOP AND THERE IT IS!
Ive seen plastic trim pieces peeling off the screen when people use laptops closed like this because the bottom part gets really hot and the top part can't take it. It's a big nono for me.