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Found your channel when I was looking for a G16 and G14 review... It is over an hour long and I watched the whole thing. Now I am invested, and I am watching everything! Subscribed!
@@JoshCravesTech Well I finally made up my mind and got the G16 4080 with the recent sale they have at best buy but I see you bought the AMD variant of the G16 recently. I cant wait to see how the AMD and the Intel versions of the G16s compare
I spoke to you last year (on Reddit) about using IETS GT500 on my G14 4090 with 175w BIOS, which does great job, especially with proper re-pasting/liquid metal/expensive thermal pads. The problem with the IIano V12 is that is too big for G14 and other 14" laptops, there is (visible) air licking on the side. That's why they released the V10 which is for 13-15" laptops ideally. The IETS models on the contrary, use this dual-size foam pad (with magnets) which can be removed in order to accommodate any laptop size. The GT500 is quite loud (like IIano V12 imho) because of smaller fan (12cm not 14cm as here), but IETS has also the new GT600 line (with few variations) that has the same performance and sound levels with IIano, but I like their multiple-level raising feet better and their dual-layer dust protection compared to IIano's one level. I have also the top-spec GT626 with RGB + USB hub. In order to reach IIano's performance they've released V2 models of GT500/GT600's in order to match their performance, but with raised sound levels as well. IIano is the worst as far as I know, there are many reviews/comparisons for both pressurized cooling pads I think that you'll get much better results and lower temps with the V10 model you have to review as well, but I am afraid due to the smaller fan size (like the GT500) it will reach the same insane sound levels at max speeds. You can't have it all, but I think the most important for content-creation apps is the longevity of the VRAM, which can reach 100-105C (like the GDDR6X on desktop RTX 3090 if you can remember). On my modified G14 it reaches 90-92C without any cooling pad when rendering or using it on AI apps and will the IETS it gets around 80-84C Please post also the VRAM temps on you next review for IIano V10, because I am interested about it as well. Thanks in advance Hope it's helpful for some folks here, May the Lord bless you all!
Bought this exact cooling pad a few months ago. At 135€ it was rather pricey but totally worth it. My Zephyrus M16 with 3080 Ti stays at around 65C while playing The Witcher 3 with raytracing enabled. Before the GPU would hit 87C within a Minute and throttle it's power draw from 100 watts to 70-80 watts. It's loud though, so I'm always waring noise cancelling earphones when gaming.
Fantastic video man! Honestly thank you so much you have quickly become my go to guy for reviews since your videos are almost exactly what im looking for in gaming with Laptops. I will be picking one of these up ASAP
It works really well with computers that have ventilation underneath. I don't have this kind of product yet, but I know that just elevated the laptop helps quite a bit ^^
I found your channel while searching for Flow X16 reviews and love the amount of information you present. (No cooling pad for me tho I do not have a Laptop)
My old gaming laptop wouldn't play games like new world and Apex, etc. for extended periods without a laptop cooler. I just had janky cheap ones and used my laptop docked. Would be interesting to see a cooling pad with some integrated features like m.2 enclosure or something
I was also looking for a cooling pad for my G14 2023 4090 model. Ended up creating a "custom" one. Based on the Cooler Master NotePal U2 Plus V2 however I installed two Arctic P12 Max fans. Along with a PWM USB Controller, I can now power them through USB and also control the speed via a potentiometer. Also put a 7 port USB hub on the underside of the cooling pad to hide things like wireless dongles. All in all I am very happy with the result :)
Whoa this enabled the full potential of the 4090 in this laptop for just less than 100 USD. Thanks for testing. I would like to have this on my laptop :3
the IETS gt 500 middle area when you get is is a foam insert to cover the 12v adaptor ext. i used it and some double sided tape to create a 100% seal around my g14 it makes it so much quiter and i hardly have mine on 40% to see 10/15c drops
Great to see you making the most of it as they are expensive, as the whole point of these coolers is to build positive air pressure and increase airflow. I like Josh's videos but I feel bad for Ilano lending him the product but not making a proper seal with the right size cooler/laptop. The product seems to underperform here compared to other reviewers.
@@jeji5860 mines under half the fan noise as the laptop fans because seal is perfect.. i dont put it on a high rpm as long as its below 75C im happy but its all goooood
I have this exact cooler for mt G14. I love it. Keeps the temps alot lower. And honestly at 1600 rpm I can barely hear the fans over the laptops fans. I'm gonna be tempted to use the 175 vbios since it can clearly handle the extra power now.
This is the best product in the game. The effectiveness comes from the seal which enables air to pass through the laptop chasis and not just throw air at the external covers.
I have a G15, and you're the person who made me get it instead of Msi Ge66 Raider I was leaning towards and I tell you, this was the best decision I have made regarding laptops purchase Thank you!
@@seige8621 I also had a GE66 that I almost reviewed and I really did not enjoy using it. Didn’t even bother with a review for it. You made the right choice!
Wooo!! I wouldn't mind getting one of these, I just got a new computer too and it runs a little hot, but I wanted to ask if your going to do a review on the ASUS Proart p16 soon?
@@ShortRedCat I’m thinking about it, but at the moment for some reason it doesn’t really stand out to me, especially with that 60Hz display. Craziness in 2024! Something like a Flow X16 would be a better option I think unless you absolutely needed 4K for some reason. But I’m thinking about it just to review possibly
Great video man! Really appreciate your videos! You helped me get the g14 and I don’t regret it at all. This would be great to have with my laptop when gaming.
I have the exact same speced razer blade but was hesitant in getting one because I suspect that the rear exhaust vents (bottom plate, near the hinge) will be covered by the foam. Do you mind posting me an update on your experience?
Perfect just what i was waiting for! I have a 4080 M16 and honestly i expected more from it in terms of performance but i guess i can confidently VBios using cooling pad
Great Video and love how you experiment with everything. Yikes! 100 bucks for a cooling pad, of course its gonna be a great one then I guess... I've used a 30 dollar max, cooling pad and theyre very average, maybe drop 5 or so Celsius and then dust up the whole inside of the laptop every couple of months.
Great informative video as usual, been trying to build a silent cooler with 2 Arctic P12 and a USB 5V to 12V converter, but they just dont push enough air so far unfortunately
I've always wondered if cooling pads like this worked as well as they do on fan-only systems with vapor chamber systems, like the 2024 Zephyrus G16. Any chance you could test that?
I use iets gt300 and it does not fit my g14 well since it's too small to perfectly seal the fans. Now that you mentioned Ilano has a smaller one I hope it fits perfectly for 14 inch laptops.
I have exactly the same. I can confirm all your words. But i haven't tried overclock power limits, since i prefer low noise at 300 rpm with my legion 7pro.
Love the videos! Have you used it on your G16? Just curious if the downwards facing exhaust will be a problem for the foam. I have the laptop and cooler being delivered on Tuesday!
I personaly dislike it. One reason: portability. You get a gaming laptop to game on the go. Otherwise an ultrabook and a pc would be both more economical and better to use. Often times just raising the rear of a laptop will dramaticaly improve cooling and you can buy (or make) small, cheap ones easily. I also fear that this thing will harm the fans in your laptop overtime.
I actually wondered if you could do a graph comparison, how temperature drops with increasing fans rpm. I mean if you manually put sustained load of 70w on cpu just to check how increasing the rpm and noise can decrease the cpu temps. It will be give a more detailed picture, gradual increase of rpm may not gradually decrease temps, but maybe incrementally? But anyway, good review
Would love one of those, I've always struggled with overheating laptops, would be nice to see some cooler temperatures and some fancy RGB at the same time.
I've heard good things about this 'pad' and I think the think that sets it apart has to be the foam seal. In saying that though, I noticed with the size and hinge design of the G14 it appeared to leave gaps around the edges sometimes in your case. I expected your results to therefore be worse than they actually were, so it still surprised me. Did you notice any differences in fan noise/temps when completely covering the side gaps?
@@Enter-the-Meta same, I also thought the temps were gonna be hardly any different given the hinge design of the G14. I did try a few times to completely cover all openings and it really didn’t change anything, at least not in a noticeable way.
hey josh i have a zephyrus m16 2022. i was wondering if this type of cooler works if the laptop is open at more than 90degree angle since the screen lifts and exposes holes that break the suction needed for these types of coolers to work. can you try using this cooler with screen at like 150 degrees and let me know if it still works without the suction seal?
@JoshCravesTech So I am probably going to order this, but is there any concerns about blowing air directly into the fans? Like could it hurt the fans bearings or something?
wow Josh i'm so glad i've subbed to your channel! (new subscriber about 1 month) as i was about in the next xouple of days to order this cooling pad myself but i will hold onto that for some time, maybe i get lucky in this giveaway :D
Unsupervised asus engineers putting a rtx 4070 and a intel core i9 into a 18 mm chasis G16. Me trying to "cool" this abomination with prayers and elevating it with books to increase airflow. (The G16 actually does a good job with cooling btw)
@@calvinholloway3802 depends on what u do it’s pretty w setup if u are a student or go to work but also want to game at night with that extra performance boost
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Found your channel when I was looking for a G16 and G14 review... It is over an hour long and I watched the whole thing. Now I am invested, and I am watching everything! Subscribed!
@@mitchellhill4739 thank you!!
@@JoshCravesTech Well I finally made up my mind and got the G16 4080 with the recent sale they have at best buy but I see you bought the AMD variant of the G16 recently. I cant wait to see how the AMD and the Intel versions of the G16s compare
@@mitchellhill4739 yeah the 4080 model is superior for sure, but the AMD one will prove to be interesting!
>Low quality meme gifs
>Sultry B-roll on the 4090 G14
>Moar vBIOS flashing
Another certified JCT banger 🧑🍳🔥
I spoke to you last year (on Reddit) about using IETS GT500 on my G14 4090 with 175w BIOS, which does great job, especially with proper re-pasting/liquid metal/expensive thermal pads. The problem with the IIano V12 is that is too big for G14 and other 14" laptops, there is (visible) air licking on the side. That's why they released the V10 which is for 13-15" laptops ideally.
The IETS models on the contrary, use this dual-size foam pad (with magnets) which can be removed in order to accommodate any laptop size. The GT500 is quite loud (like IIano V12 imho) because of smaller fan (12cm not 14cm as here), but IETS has also the new GT600 line (with few variations) that has the same performance and sound levels with IIano, but I like their multiple-level raising feet better and their dual-layer dust protection compared to IIano's one level. I have also the top-spec GT626 with RGB + USB hub. In order to reach IIano's performance they've released V2 models of GT500/GT600's in order to match their performance, but with raised sound levels as well. IIano is the worst as far as I know, there are many reviews/comparisons for both pressurized cooling pads
I think that you'll get much better results and lower temps with the V10 model you have to review as well, but I am afraid due to the smaller fan size (like the GT500) it will reach the same insane sound levels at max speeds. You can't have it all, but I think the most important for content-creation apps is the longevity of the VRAM, which can reach 100-105C (like the GDDR6X on desktop RTX 3090 if you can remember).
On my modified G14 it reaches 90-92C without any cooling pad when rendering or using it on AI apps and will the IETS it gets around 80-84C
Please post also the VRAM temps on you next review for IIano V10, because I am interested about it as well. Thanks in advance
Hope it's helpful for some folks here,
May the Lord bless you all!
Nice!! Yeah definitely will look into this when testing out the V10
I love that recently you've been uploading more. Keep it up!👍
Just ordered for my G14 4090. Thanks for the video!
You’re gonna love it! Enjoy!
Bought this exact cooling pad a few months ago. At 135€ it was rather pricey but totally worth it. My Zephyrus M16 with 3080 Ti stays at around 65C while playing The Witcher 3 with raytracing enabled. Before the GPU would hit 87C within a Minute and throttle it's power draw from 100 watts to 70-80 watts.
It's loud though, so I'm always waring noise cancelling earphones when gaming.
@@Sundara229 that’s awesome!
love how in depth every video is
@@dhanigoolcharan1097 appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Fantastic video man! Honestly thank you so much you have quickly become my go to guy for reviews since your videos are almost exactly what im looking for in gaming with Laptops. I will be picking one of these up ASAP
It works really well with computers that have ventilation underneath. I don't have this kind of product yet, but I know that just elevated the laptop helps quite a bit ^^
Wow, pretty impressive results!
I found your channel while searching for Flow X16 reviews and love the amount of information you present. (No cooling pad for me tho I do not have a Laptop)
Thank you! Appreciate that
Please do a video about Phase-Change Thermal Interfaces 🙏
My old gaming laptop wouldn't play games like new world and Apex, etc. for extended periods without a laptop cooler. I just had janky cheap ones and used my laptop docked. Would be interesting to see a cooling pad with some integrated features like m.2 enclosure or something
Wow yeah I always thought those were a gimmick but they actually produce a significant difference, nice!
I was like you, thinking those things were mostly useless/negligible but happy to see I was wrong
Awesome review Josh! Can’t wait to see you go full time reviewer!
I was also looking for a cooling pad for my G14 2023 4090 model. Ended up creating a "custom" one. Based on the Cooler Master NotePal U2 Plus V2 however I installed two Arctic P12 Max fans. Along with a PWM USB Controller, I can now power them through USB and also control the speed via a potentiometer. Also put a 7 port USB hub on the underside of the cooling pad to hide things like wireless dongles. All in all I am very happy with the result :)
That is such a dope project!! Sounds awesome
Whoa this enabled the full potential of the 4090 in this laptop for just less than 100 USD. Thanks for testing. I would like to have this on my laptop :3
Empowering the Zephyrus G14 to reach it's full potential? Now you have my attention.
Unleash the beast!
Sick video! I was just looking for so tips and this was perfect!
the IETS gt 500 middle area when you get is is a foam insert to cover the 12v adaptor ext. i used it and some double sided tape to create a 100% seal around my g14 it makes it so much quiter and i hardly have mine on 40% to see 10/15c drops
Great to see you making the most of it as they are expensive, as the whole point of these coolers is to build positive air pressure and increase airflow. I like Josh's videos but I feel bad for Ilano lending him the product but not making a proper seal with the right size cooler/laptop. The product seems to underperform here compared to other reviewers.
Too loud and big, i compared it to v10 and v10 is significantly quieter & pushes more air even tho its smaller
@@jeji5860 mines under half the fan noise as the laptop fans because seal is perfect.. i dont put it on a high rpm as long as its below 75C im happy but its all goooood
Could you share a picture or Tutorial ?
@@Gebirgskuchen what?
Yoo, that pad looks sick! Another awesome video. keep it comin!
Great video as always, informative and concise.
I have this exact cooler for mt G14. I love it. Keeps the temps alot lower. And honestly at 1600 rpm I can barely hear the fans over the laptops fans. I'm gonna be tempted to use the 175 vbios since it can clearly handle the extra power now.
That’s awesome, it definitely does a great job! And agreed on the fans, you can get really reasonable noise with a big reduction in temps.
Nice, new to your channel but you've been very helpful so far! keep it up :)
@@LDixon628 thank you!
Thanks for the video Josh!!
@@a_albillos thanks for watching! :)
I'm considering getting a gaming laptop for portability, and this device would be awesome to have for better cooling.
Another banger video. Love your content!
@@carterdandridge3809 much appreciated, thank you!
This is the best product in the game. The effectiveness comes from the seal which enables air to pass through the laptop chasis and not just throw air at the external covers.
@@noahmulugeta416 agreed!
Im always excited for ur reviews 😊
DAMN, 25% more gpu performance than stock , that what I call a next tier gpu .
I like the design, have needed a new cooler so thanks for the review.
The design really gives off the alienware style. It would look great with my Alienware x14 and i wonder if the size is gonna fit right for me.
I left a comment down below, also i love your reviews, very thorough and detailed
11:23, for hours long render , I recommend this for my 3darchviz purpose.
Man your videos are the best. You’ve helped me come closer to deciding between the G16 4070 or 4080
yeah! I definetely need this free pad!!!
Keep up with the good work. Impressive product, I didn't know this was that good.
@@Cotton_Alpha same here, I was in genuine shock when I actually gave it a shot! Lol
I have a G15, and you're the person who made me get it instead of Msi Ge66 Raider I was leaning towards and I tell you, this was the best decision I have made regarding laptops purchase
Thank you!
@@seige8621 I also had a GE66 that I almost reviewed and I really did not enjoy using it. Didn’t even bother with a review for it. You made the right choice!
This channel is a real hidden gem. Hope I win the pad 🤞
Yo would love to win one of these!
Where I live its so hot that it makes it hard to even game without thermal throttling 😭
It happened, a new video 😎
Another Great Video Josh keep up the content 👊
@@ZeroShadow-z0s thanks a ton!
I've been thinking about getting a new laptop, so this is definitely something that'll be on my radar
I've always raised my laptop for better airflow and this sounds like an even better cooling effect on it!
Wooo!! I wouldn't mind getting one of these, I just got a new computer too and it runs a little hot, but I wanted to ask if your going to do a review on the ASUS Proart p16 soon?
@@ShortRedCat I’m thinking about it, but at the moment for some reason it doesn’t really stand out to me, especially with that 60Hz display. Craziness in 2024! Something like a Flow X16 would be a better option I think unless you absolutely needed 4K for some reason. But I’m thinking about it just to review possibly
Looks really cool, I love how you're posting recently keep it up
This would be so cool to use with my g14 with a 3060. I would flash my vbios like you did and easily add 35 more watts.
Would definitely enhance Microsoft Flight Simulator experience with it's jet-like sounds🤣
G16 to the win!
Looks cool. Always love your reviews. ❤
wooow, nice i just got myself a 2024 G16 thanks to your videos, it would be so cool ;) to have this ilano cooling pad
I could really use this cooling pad
I would love to own this!
Great video man! Really appreciate your videos! You helped me get the g14 and I don’t regret it at all. This would be great to have with my laptop when gaming.
Thank you!
Just ordered the v12 yesterday. Going to be using it for my razer blade 16 rtx 4090 which I am loving.
I have the exact same speced razer blade but was hesitant in getting one because I suspect that the rear exhaust vents (bottom plate, near the hinge) will be covered by the foam. Do you mind posting me an update on your experience?
How were your temps before and after the cooling pad usage?
Common Josh W
Will it make my laptop fly away if I over clock the fan?
@@gh-cu1jh yeah 100 more rpm and that thing is going out the window
Perfect just what i was waiting for! I have a 4080 M16 and honestly i expected more from it in terms of performance but i guess i can confidently VBios using cooling pad
I would love this pad for my new G16 when I do the vbios swap!!
Great Video and love how you experiment with everything.
Yikes! 100 bucks for a cooling pad, of course its gonna be a great one then I guess... I've used a 30 dollar max, cooling pad and theyre very average, maybe drop 5 or so Celsius and then dust up the whole inside of the laptop every couple of months.
@@M_AbdullahArif yeah they can get up there for these more premium ones! But I think with the sale right now + discount code it isn’t too too bad.
bro your reviews are the best u just earned a subscriber
@@thepebble. really appreciate that!
Great informative video as usual, been trying to build a silent cooler with 2 Arctic P12 and a USB 5V to 12V converter, but they just dont push enough air so far unfortunately
Amazing video 👍
@@athabithaidera thank you!!
I've always wondered if cooling pads like this worked as well as they do on fan-only systems with vapor chamber systems, like the 2024 Zephyrus G16. Any chance you could test that?
@@Os_E_L I will test it out when I get the AMD G16 to review!
I think its a great contest and I hope I get picked!
Love you video, josh, hope you doing better
there's no way i'm winning this giveaway
I use iets gt300 and it does not fit my g14 well since it's too small to perfectly seal the fans. Now that you mentioned Ilano has a smaller one I hope it fits perfectly for 14 inch laptops.
I have exactly the same. I can confirm all your words. But i haven't tried overclock power limits, since i prefer low noise at 300 rpm with my legion 7pro.
@@user-tz2go1wt5o yeah honestly that 300-800 rpm range is more than enough for most people I feel like
Love the videos! Have you used it on your G16? Just curious if the downwards facing exhaust will be a problem for the foam. I have the laptop and cooler being delivered on Tuesday!
I have not but I'll know on Friday when my AMD G16 comes in!
This may finally tame my shunt modded G14 3060 :)
I personaly dislike it. One reason: portability.
You get a gaming laptop to game on the go. Otherwise an ultrabook and a pc would be both more economical and better to use. Often times just raising the rear of a laptop will dramaticaly improve cooling and you can buy (or make) small, cheap ones easily. I also fear that this thing will harm the fans in your laptop overtime.
Bought this cooling pad for my razor blade 16. Doesn’t really cool it that good because of the bottom vent holes are on the side of the laptop.
I actually wondered if you could do a graph comparison, how temperature drops with increasing fans rpm. I mean if you manually put sustained load of 70w on cpu just to check how increasing the rpm and noise can decrease the cpu temps.
It will be give a more detailed picture, gradual increase of rpm may not gradually decrease temps, but maybe incrementally?
But anyway, good review
Love this idea! Also gonna be reviewing their V10 cooler as well so I will be sure to add in something like this!
Would love one of those, I've always struggled with overheating laptops, would be nice to see some cooler temperatures and some fancy RGB at the same time.
Have you tried cleaning, repasting and raising its rear? All 3 can drop temps significantly at minimal cost. And your setup will remain mobile
@@davitdavid7165 I did all of that, still, it's an older i7 and I try to do game on it but it's struggling, frequently hitting the thermal limit.
@markosimic8308 if that's the case than sure. I just think this thing is overhyped and don't want people to waste money
I've heard good things about this 'pad' and I think the think that sets it apart has to be the foam seal. In saying that though, I noticed with the size and hinge design of the G14 it appeared to leave gaps around the edges sometimes in your case. I expected your results to therefore be worse than they actually were, so it still surprised me. Did you notice any differences in fan noise/temps when completely covering the side gaps?
@@Enter-the-Meta same, I also thought the temps were gonna be hardly any different given the hinge design of the G14. I did try a few times to completely cover all openings and it really didn’t change anything, at least not in a noticeable way.
Can you try reviewing the Flydigi BS1? It's a relatively new design but is SILENT while performing about the same as the Llano V12/IETs GT600.
this is dope man
I need that cooling pads please 🙌
hey josh i have a zephyrus m16 2022. i was wondering if this type of cooler works if the laptop is open at more than 90degree angle since the screen lifts and exposes holes that break the suction needed for these types of coolers to work. can you try using this cooler with screen at like 150 degrees and let me know if it still works without the suction seal?
@JoshCravesTech So I am probably going to order this, but is there any concerns about blowing air directly into the fans? Like could it hurt the fans bearings or something?
Not sure the giveaway already happened but this would be very handy for me. 😊
Btw which gaming laptop would you recommend for a 1000€ budget?
Do u know any cheaper alternative to this cooling pad ?
wow Josh i'm so glad i've subbed to your channel! (new subscriber about 1 month) as i was about in the next xouple of days to order this cooling pad myself but i will hold onto that for some time, maybe i get lucky in this giveaway :D
@@thvndercracker that’s awesome! Yep will announce the winner soon!
Hmmm, i was thinking of getting myself g16 for university, this would help me out so much
different kind of review compared to others who reviewed the cooling pad. How about a cooling pad for me?
@@retr06800 Hey email me at joshuacravey@gmail.com
@@JoshCravesTech check your email.
@@JoshCravesTechhey, check your email.
Do you still have to use the magic Nvidia driver when flashing the 175W Bios on the 2023 model?
Yeah just google Nvidia driver 528.49 and it should show up!
Doesn't seem for me worth to use in case you're not flashing vbios, however, if you do it might be useful for some additional gains, fun stuff
@@levmoskaliuk7112 yeah I could see that! I’m usually okay with my temps as long as I’m not throttling like crazy.
Is this gonna be my final fix for lower performance 😊
Unsupervised asus engineers putting a rtx 4070 and a intel core i9 into a 18 mm chasis G16.
Me trying to "cool" this abomination with prayers and elevating it with books to increase airflow.
(The G16 actually does a good job with cooling btw)
@@ekremm.2389 🤣🤣🤣
Cooling pad for me possibly?
So u can basically get legion 7 performance at home in the form factor of g14 when u go out
@@harshpatil9825 precisely! And not to mention still enjoy decent battery life too. Definitely one of the closest scenarios to “best of both worlds”!
I don’t think you need that
@@calvinholloway3802 you don’t NEED that, but you can have it if you want lol 🤣
@@calvinholloway3802 depends on what u do it’s pretty w setup if u are a student or go to work but also want to game at night with that extra performance boost
I would've gone for this in a heartbeat a few weeks ago with my flow x13 but G-helper helped fix all the temp issues I was having with my laptop.
@@openboxtherapy1010 G-Helper is the best thing ever!
im a bit scared of flashing my vBios i have an Acer predator PH315-55, where should i start?
@@EduardoContreras-z8w which GPU? Best thing to do is search Reddit and see if anyone else has done it on your laptop first
I'd never have thought they worked! kinda surprised tbh. Thanks for the video Josh! Well made like always.
hope i win the cooling pad.
i'm searching something like this cooler
hoping that I get picked.
Lovely video bro, would this work on a laptop with an inverter mother board like the alienware x15 r2 ?