The Perfect Laptop Cooling Pad! Llano V10
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Llano changed the laptop cooler game last year with the introduction of their Llano V12 laptop cooling pad, which blew away entire market of laptop cooling pads, even the top coolers like the IETS GT500. This impressive introduction has propelled them as the market leader in laptop coolers, and today they just introduced a smaller but more efficent version the llano v10 laptop cooling pad and it is truly impressive, as after comparing it against over 20 different coolers, it held its own the entire way through beating out even its older and larger brother the v12.
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Thank you so much for putting so much effort into making this video! I totally agree with you. I have a Razer Blade 14, and using the V10, I've also noticed a significant improvement in cooling performance. Llano is indeed a very professional company with excellent customer service!
This video can be seen as an advertisement for the new Llano V10.
After looking at several reviews, I can confidently say that the V12 is stronger, but it is larger and louder, and the V10 is generally for small laptops
I just got the V12 for my laptop during Prime Days. It is worth every penny I paid. My temps on my Asus Zephyrus G16 dropped closed to 30c while playing games. And that is with new thermal paste and clean interior.
Yes it does
Mine is being delivered today. I have a zephyrus m16 with a cheap cooler and my CPU gets up to 90+ pretty quick. I'm hoping this will help.
Hey I have a Asus Zephyrus g14, will this laptop cooler also work for my laptop?
I believe they fit 15in and up.
@@nizzy33K the v10 will fit
Guys...why not use a simple 120mm fan 12v fan ? I've just did this - put this fan under the laptop and pushed air right into the intake frame under the laptop. I even gave it 9volts to make it more quiet. Result ? i7-1370P from 95-98C went down to 80-85C and throttling or OS hiccup was finally over. It costed me...$5...or wait, maybe even $7. If I was to improve it further, I would test Peltier cell and will surely do this soon, just need to find some 12V blow, to take excessive heat from peltier.
Cleaner setup
And also, putting a fan directly under the laptop doesnt have the same level of cooling with the sealing foam, but well it does still do the job of cooling your laptop, if the llano have like $20 - $50 price range, it would be perfect
Llano include air filter to prevent dust that sucked by the fan
Just ordered the V10 for my Zephryus G14 with a 4060. Curious to see how low the tmeps get.
For ROG,almost every laptop has a rog cool boost,and if you just elevate the laptop a little bit,it will most likely prevent overheating,you don't need this fancy product.
But hey I ain't blaming you for buying this,it really depends on you.
@Placidusax_Dragonlord well a lot of the time when I'm gaming, I like to have my blanket covering me, so I like using cooling pads so the laptop isn't being choked out. Plus, even if it's over-kill, it's worth it IMO
How did it perform? I too have a G14 and looking for a good cooler.
I don't know if fancy coolers are necessary. I have the simplest large fan cooler. The fan spins quite slow because it's so big and it just has mesh above it and it's flat and that's it. It is able to bring the temperature down so dramatically I can't imagine eating anything better and I think it was like $11
What cooler did you get?
@@RyneLanders jeez. I'll see if I can find a name or something. It's probably 10 years old. Still going strong
Edit: the closest thing I can find is the thermaltake v20. Clearly mine is an older model but that giant fan and the look of the mesh, it has to be a thermaltake.
So if I had to buy a new one today I would probably get that because that huge fan is going to spin quite slowly because the bigger the fan the slower it can spin the quieter it is. And this model has an adjustable speed so I would definitely spin it super slowly you don't need anything faster in my opinion. A lot of these are geared towards forcing air through the laptop but to me just having the entire bottom of the laptop be ice cold is enough to dramatically drop the temperature.
@@XtianApi so, I generally agree with the premise, but I hadn't researched it much before. after your reply, I Googled the Thermaltake V20 and found a review on Jarrod's Tech channel with an Aorus laptop (Core i7, GTX 1080). In the test the CPU thermal throttles on the desktop without the pad, and it throttles with it. The GPu did not hit thermal max sitting on the desk (presumably the CPU throttling was causing the GPU to be bottlenecked and underutilized) and so it didn't change on the cooling pad either. The temperature difference of the CPU on the pad was 0 between all fan settings and the GPU dropped around 3 degrees from desk to fan and another 3 degrees from fan low to fan high.
The difference between that type of cooling pad and what these are doing then is quite massive. I think having that sealed connection with the foam makes the biggest difference in the hydrodynamics of the airflow and these also use a single large fan which produces more airflow vs smaller ones, to your point. Even if not quite as large as that one, these clearly do a much, much better job of cooling the laptops.
@@RyneLanders interesting.
Im wondering if my laptop just wasn't powerful enough to really demand max cooling. It was a large, mid-tier-GPU, laptop with an aluminum body. The underside got so freaking hot you could barely touch it. It could be that my specific model of laptop just really benefited from being passively cold from the bottom.
Thinking about what you said, if a laptop manufacturer does a good job to keep the bottom of the laptop cool to the touch then one would think that it would not cool from the bottom passively, instead, like you're saying, you would have to shove the air through it.
I hadn't thought about that.
Thanks :)
I think it would be really helpful if you showed the fan and vent setup on the bottom of the laptops and how those line up with the foam inserts. On my ASUS M16 RTX 4090 the fans are not in the center, they're near the outside edges of the bottom. That gives me some overlap with the foam in the Llano V13 and I think that's why I don't see the big improvements the benchmark reviews show. I wonder if the V10 being a wider rectangle base would actually give the fans on the laptop better coverage with less overlap on the foam.
I got the V13 recently and perplexingly my displayed temps don't appear to be dropping substantially vs not using one (I use the Afterburner overlay to display load and temps on every CPU core) but when I touch the laptop, the top of the keyboard is nearly cool to the touch under full load, while normally it's burning hot to the touch. It's clearly doing *something* but I can't see the big temp drops advertised reflect on my measurement tools.
Can someone help me know if the llano v12 or v10 Fiters are reusable(bursh the dust filer)? or washable?
Literally the perfect video for me. Was wondering whether to get the v12 or v10 for my laptop which is the exact same model of the Lenovo you tested
NEED YOUR HELP!!!
Want to buy it, but I would like to know how effective this type of cooler would be using my laptop closed, like a docking station with an external monitor. Does it affect how it will dissipate hot air?
It looks like alot of the air is pushed Through the keyboard, so make me think its not going to work very well
If you could make a video on the best laptop and cooling pad carrying cases, that would be very helpful and appreciated. I'm having trouble deciding what would be best to pack my llano and msi in. I'm considering the alpine swiss rolling laptop briefcase, but it's pretty expensive.
why is this guy using a 13-14 inch laptops cooler on 16 inch gaming laptops
Buddy you don’t even need the whole surface coverage to cool it on many laptops and most pc fan intakes have small entrances the small ones good enough if it fits. That’s why you check your laptop.
If anything smaller is better cuz it’s a smaller area to cool off better
Wth... We seem to have pretty much the same laptops. I recently replaced my old asus (970m version) with the lenovo legion pro 7i 4090.. Now I'm needing better cooling for that darn lenovo that I swear I could cook a steak on haha
Will you be reviewing the keiBn k1? Looks similar to the llano v12.
Will you be reviewing the Klim Turbofrost too? What is your overall recommendation on laptop coolers after this video?
I have it in the lab being tested this weekend so stay tuned!
But for now my recommendation for the best cooler I personally like the V10 at its current price. My favorite alternative would be the IETS GT600V2
Does it cause too much pressure on the internal fans? On the laptop.
Would this kind of cooler make any difference on a laptop that doesn’t have bottom vents?
it will not
Can you post the klim turbofrost review?
Hi!, do you plan to review the new KLIM TurboFrost cooler?, almost 2 mounths since his anouncement and still only 1 or 2 videos on youtube and not in dept reviews.
I think it’s trash even although I like the klim brand it wont cool your pc
Like 👍🏼. Is the V10 compatible with the HP Victus 16?
looking for the same answer 😂
I have a razor blade 16 inch laptop with rtx4090 card and fully stacked which cooler would you go with?
Llano V12 or IETS gt626. Just get whichever is priced cheaper.
I ordered a v12 because it was cheaper than the v10
I have 16 inch laptop. Should I use v10 or v12?
@@joshuam4993V12, since the V12 is designed for 15 inch to 19 inch laptops and the V10 is designed for smaller laptops up to 15 inch
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fuuuck i shoulda bought the v10 i just bought the v12 😭
Return it and get the v10 that's what I'm doing lol
V12 is better I have reviewed both
@@Dejavulifebut is it better for smaller laptops like 14.5 inch
@@getro118 I never tried a smaller laptop
@@Dejavulife well I’m going v10 for my ux6404 zen book (4060) we’ll see
This is the second paid review.They use terrible plastic so it cracks and when it cracks performance drop is so significant there is no point of using it anymore.Combine that with 250$ price and it's terrible product.
First off this isn’t a paid review. I received nothing besides the product in exchange of possibly making this video. Second yes the product is plastic but it’s no different from any other cooler in its class and I have yet to see one break without it being dropped or hit with something. Third I’m not sure where you see a $250 price, but the video clearly shows that right now with the current coupon it’s under $100.
How is it going to crack? Are you bashing it or something
schizo comment. plastic doesn't just crack on its own unless it's been left out in the sun for like 20 years. if you broke your own thing of course it's not gonna work lmao. also where TF did you get $250 from? these are $130
edit: and they're on sale right now for almost half off lmao
I really want to buy it but it doesnt make sense that it cools better than the v12 which has the bigger vent. I have the legion 5 slim
@@livemusic3829 v12 is for 15.6inch and bigger laptops, while v10 is for 15.6 and below
Needs more enthusiasm ;P