Whish you showed cpu scores while temps stayed the same, i suspect the laptop just pushed more and more power with the extra thermal headroom, temps might still be high, but cpu performance would be much higher
@@BridgeTROLL777 300-500, if silent environment is critical, since at 900 it is very loud (for me). I have bought Llano and i have two laptops at the moment. I would say "complete" user script doesn't exist. Everything is individual, depending on scenario and preferences.
it would have been interesting to see your cpu clocks during testing. cpus in general will thermal throttle and reduce power and clocks. when introducing additional cooling like this, id imagine, while cpu temps remain very high in that cinibench test, that the clocks were probably significantly higher.
That's a fair point. I was going to add in the scores for the different benchmarks but they were negligible from each other. I agree though, depending on the laptop it could absolutely be clocking higher
@@TechHunterOfficialdo it again while actually using a gaming laptop. Play something like star citizen or anno 1800 then we might get some useful information. The cooler isn’t worth £125 period.
Holy moly actual innovation in the computer hardware space and it came in laptop coolers!? Who could possibly have guessed. Hugely hugely appreciate you demonstrating noise levels at different RPMs. I'm willing to have a fan that makes about as much noise as my laptop or a little bit more, but I refuse to sit next to a jet engine. It's useless to see charts of amazing numbers that assume people can live with a 60-70dB fan going all the time. Seems like a great product at the lower fan speeds.
Completely agree, lower temps are hardly a surprise when it makes so much. Lower temps at similar noise levels to the built in fans is a welcome bonus though
They have been around for a while - i bought a cheap ass 5 fan one from amazon 6 years ago and it worked perfectly (ie, it completely removed thermal throttling when gaming). I think it works best with aluminium case models.
Thank you so much for using specifically the rog zephyrus laptops, i have one of them and i was worried that the weird hinge design was gonna ruin the foam sealing thingy
Clicked on this since it's been ages since I looked at laptop coolers. However $130 just for the cooler is ridiculous pricing. Just googling around, a GT500 laptop cooler costs $60-70. No way this is worth double that price.
There are different revisions of GT500 with or w/o LEDs, 1500 or 2600 RPM fan, w/o additional USB ports. And GT600 is an alternative for Llano, their prices are comparable.
It is regularly discounted on amazon, you just need to factor in the extra things this offers. Like the extra usb's, lights (if you care), a more varied range of RPM speeds. Like I said at the end and beginning of the video, it's definitely a hard recommendation - but worth trying to see how it works for you personally
for my new maxed-out Alienware m18 R2 (64GB, 12TB storage; 14900HX, 4090, and known to run hot), the IETS GT600 i got about 2 weeks ago, I look as an investment to protect a bigger investment; to spend $116 to protect $4120 makes sense to me.
i just got the IETS GT600 about 2 weeks ago; i chose it over the Llano for several reasons: (1) the fans are about the same, (2) the GT600 stands higher to allow more airflow, (3) it has a wider area for my new maxed out Alienware m18 R2 (64GB, 12TB storage; 14900HX, 4090) to be cooled, (4) the magnets to keep the sealing foam in place; so for those features, I did not have a problem pay an extra few dollars; but as far as the performance of the fans, they basically rate the same.
Hello. Have you ever tried cooling pad with heat sink? Like the phone cooler, which provide some condensation to make your phone cool as 9-15 degrees Celsius?
Hi, I'm looking into getting one of those, so far reviews for this kind of cooling pads seems glowing, but I found about another brand: Klim, that does those too, and is less expensive... problem is, very little reviews on those, or comparison with Llano If you happen to have tested both, which would you say is best?
Will it fit my alienware x14? I was informed that my model overheats a lot even when running chrome, so i needed a cooler but im scared that its not going to fit it.
@TechHunterOfficial doesn't cool it.. some people said because the thermal paste in the nitro 5 is very bad thus any external cooling pad will not work since the cpu not properly contacting the heat sink
I would love to find one that performs as well for temperature reductions without sounding like a shop vacuum. I've tried a few with no luck. It's either powerful and loud or silent and ineffective. Any recommendations?
Anyone who finds this useful would be better served by getting two other things instead: a bit of self-awareness, and a desktop computer. A "portable" computer that only works if placed atop a huge, powered platform, which itself must be atop a perfectly smooth, perfectly flat, rock-hard surface, is not portable. You've eliminated just one of the drawbacks of a "laptop", at the cost of gaining all of the drawbacks of a tower. Also, stop calling anything that requires a hard, flat surface under it a "laptop". Laps are neither hard, nor flat. Yes, that means that nearly everyone who has been an exec or marketer in the computer industry in the last two decades belongs in prison for fraud. Either make a product that can be used atop a person's lap, or call them what they are: desktops with extra steps.