More like in 3-4 years they will put on a tiny heat pipe like the RP1 but smaller and less efficient, like some other manufacturers like Huawei (on the Mate 20 X) are doing, and call it "Water Cooling" or something like that. Then all the iSheep will feel superior about the "Innovative new cooling tech that is groundbreaking and no one has ever come close to the performance of Apple's new cooling solution."
@ImAsian The only way a vapor chamber could be more efficient is if it was either bigger, or contained liquid nitrogen or something. I would live to see liquid nitrogen vapor chambers but I don't think it's gonna happen.
Apple don’t need it. They don’t need such cooling for their chips to make them faster than the Snapdragon. When you have efficiency, you don’t need fixes like this.
More like they will promise it but not put it on the iPhone 13 but on the iPhone 13x 3 months after everyone already brought the iPhone 13 so everyone has to buy the newest one
Find me one since Apple/Mac portable device that does not throttle - considerably. The irony in it all. The processors in laptops run better on non Apple/Mac devices - even when they are the same exact processor. Basically they are dialed down at the factory, also via updates. In other words, but Apple/Mac and never quite get anywhere near what you as paying for. Graphics cards are the same exact way for Apple/Mac. Just how much does it add up to? Keep an Apple/Mac under any type of moderate load for just one to five minutes, and it throttles considerably. At least ten percent, in a number of cases over 25 percent. Adds up in no time,. but especially adds up over time.
@@anthonykemp8095 I would much rather look at 120hz super smooth QHD display rather than "Super Retina" amoled display with the weirdest resolution ever (who the hell even creates this 2436x1125?)
@@faceevil brother will you ever do a sober comment. I got razer phone 2 , 4 years ago for 300gbp in UK. You just do not buy brand spanking new phones from retail stores, and save urself 50% off bare minimum already.
I love how the copper heat sync had loads of small diamond shaped it's really smart since the surface area is dramatically increased therefore more heat can be absorbed in the same overall area of the copper square heat sync combine that with liquid then that shit is a monster
I'm pretty sure the diamond mesh in the middle is just used as a spacer so the water vapor can travel further, the copper mesh right up against the walls of the cell do have a large surface area though (since the mesh acts as a wick to allow cooler liquid onto warmer parts of the vapor chamber).
It's both, it's a vapor chamber that acts as a heat sink or a heatsink designed as a vapor chamber, whichever you prefer. Its job is still to just dumping most of the processor heat into the screen and battery (and being a vapor chamber helps a lot with this).
I bought one for my son. Unfortunately it's also one of the hottest even with the copper plate. After 10 minutes gaming at max cpu and frame rate, it literally got too uncomfortably hot for him to hold on to. We were disappointed to say the least. When set to standard fps and cpu it stays cool, but then again so does his S9 plus. In the end by mutual consent we returned the Razer. We've decided to try the new ASUS ROG phone instead. Maybe it will be better and it even has a separate cooler that comes with it. Given the size of that cooling plate I'm really surprised this happened.. Maybe size ISN'T everything.. Lolol!
@@brianmsahin I got the 512gb version. Absolute beast of a phone and the aesthetics please my nerdiness but without the external cooler it will get pretty warm while gaming. I haven't tried that many titles yet but between games like the Asphaults, Star Ocean Amnesis, Monster Hunter Stories, Chaos Ring 3 and Tekken it'll get pretty warm all around the phone probably in about 30 mins if I had both in-game and phone settings maxed out. Stuff like brightness at max, wide color gamut on, HDR mode on and the overclocking X Mode on for the phone and for games to have as highest graphics and for as possible. The external fan definitely helps with cooling the exterior especially the back where it's frosty and helps reduce heat in the front a good bit where at every setting maxed it just gets slightly warm, which is urprising since the air circulation is pretty much just blowing at the back of the phone. Never tried pubg or fortnite before but I guess I'll try eventually since the phone's been advertised for games like that. The phone doesn't come without flaws though. Stuff like the official case is definitely not screen protector friendly, BT works fine on almost everything but my dang car for some reason, and my power bank with built in USB c cable and quick charge 3.0 does not work with my ROG phone.
This is probably the only manufactorer which makes significant and important improvements to it's phones each time. Glad to see Razer in market, probably my next phone.
I can def appreciate the way that razor decided to put this phone together they definitely made it with techies in mind as well as making it very carefully and nicely without covering it in adhesive but 8nstead using plug and play ribbon cables
@@AbhishekKumar98 Neither are many of the other phones making it to his desk.. and others have already gotten it. But you're right, it's not available for the public, yet.
nah, personally I'm not impressed. I bought this phone thinking gaming would be great, but it's so dull. the experience isn't emersive like in my Galaxy s10+. I gave this phone to my 5 year old brother and he can play his angry birds on it but that's about as good as it gets.
@@krueger2892 you must've not turned on the 120hz display, and really listened to the sound quality coming from the phone then. There's no way you can say it's just dull, and all its good for is angry birds.
@@krueger2892 you obviously didn't buy this phone it's not dull your just hating on it for no reason and before you say ohh I did have it no stop pretending
@@GT_FREAK lol, what would I get from "hating" on a phone I don't have? I was in search of a phone capable of being a top preformer. sadly this phone didn't come through.
1:29 And marquess will be happy to see a larger and stronger vibrator this year, it's not taptic but should still get the job done. *JerryRigNaughtyReviews*
Can you do the scratch hardness test on some new glass "9H" screen protectors including some of various price ranges (from generic unbranded to some expensive name brand ones)? Thanks!
Razer Phone 2 has wireless charging so charging and using headphones at the same time is possible, but wireless charging pads and new USB-C headphones will add up to the price of the phone and, in return, you'll get a fucking radiator ( which does not charge as fast as wired chargers do) and zero difference in sound quality.
Another thing to note is the powdered textured inside of that heat sink. Even on such a small level, that microscopic dimpeling is incrasing surface area to exchange heat. THAT is awesome.
I have NEVER posted on a RU-vid video... But I have to with this one. I think your content is absolutely brilliant, yet hilarious and educational at the same time. Keep this stuff coming!
Do some of the Motorola phones I'm really disappointed at Motorola I want to see their build quality how durable they are because this Moto G6 play has let me down
you should just seal up that copper chamber with some super glue, dry it out first, a large piece of copper is still a good heatsink. really excited to see an actual working vapor chamber in a phone!
Oh how I love watching you take phones apart and put them back together. It's like little Lego Land in there! Lol That Copper Plate was so awesome. Water filled, WOW! Great review, my friend.😉
Whoa. Thermal paste in a phone? Have I just been totally ignorant all this time or has no other phone before done this? The only thermal compound I've seen up until this point have been TIM pads. This detail definitely speaks to the gaming ethos. Props!
I've bee noticing lately that what you're saying isn't always talking about what exactly on screen but rather something that'll appear in a few seconds which can be confusing and not as smooth as you used to be. Still a good video and nothing really big to be crying about. Keep up the good work!
