COOLING UPGRADE FOR LAPTOP 1.0 [OLD VERSION] (English/Español)

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Название	:	COOLING UPGRADE FOR LAPTOP 1.0 [OLD VERSION] (English/Español)
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mierda
Comment from : @nicolaspereira8689

Video infravalorado
Comment from : @alonso4746

Why did you tear the tubeinside is got pressurised water vapor tu carry the hot temperature out and you let the vapor out
Comment from : @pulkinpulman2028

can i just solder it instead of thermal adhesive?
Comment from : @jan5504

I dont have thermal glue Is it ok if i use mixture of thermal past and regular glue ?
Comment from : @lokkaz7469

looks cool to stick another heat pipe onto the cpu directly
Comment from : @AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada

Una buena idea sin duda, gran video, vi en Aliexpress que hay herramientas para doblar los heat pipes
Comment from : @ag-gp1ov

Deberías remover la pintura negra ya que es aislante para protejer del calor a los componentes de alrededor
Comment from : @tomasrengifo3177

Very good
Comment from : @MenTHORe

Its a shame that we must do this in order to have good cooling, when the manufactures can do this way better and a bit more efficient, personally i would pay extra for better cooling from manufactures
Comment from : @GreeDeus

funcionara en una hp 240 g4? quisiera darle un plus de refrigeracion a mi laptop
Comment from : @truecowboy5241

Gracias
Comment from : @carlosmarioreinosos8505

Como se llama lostubo o las tiras de cobre donde se co siguen?
Comment from : @elstm4797

Si haces la mezcla del pegamento aparte y luego lo aplicas te hubiera quedado más limpio, también puedes soldar con estaño los dos tubos
Comment from : @mrjavierberraquero

Excelente video hermano, muchas gracias por compartirlo lo haré a mi laptop también más adelante
Comment from : @marcegutierrezjm

If you removed the fans further you would be able to solder the pipe directly to the heatsinks Might even be able to put more cooling fins on the new copper pipe
Comment from : @christianhudspeth3338

Is the glue permanent and does this work long-term?
Comment from : @CuongNguyen-gu9fl

Accually heatpipe mods are not very effective and it may harm the cooling system and sensor inside the laptop
Comment from : @InterlacedTech

Ponle ventilador en la entrada de DVD modificando un caddy
Comment from : @williamaquice9332

i cant believe you stuck a heat sink on top of paper sticker
Comment from : @propelproject

How u bend it the pipe??
Comment from : @myrchannel8113

Your undervolting did more for heat reduction than your hardware mods lol
Comment from : @shadow7037932

bWARNING*DANGER/b heatpipes inside have toxic content like arsenic and other shit DO NOT cut heatpipes
Comment from : @riskinhos

Muito bom cara mi ajuda Air também que eu te ajudo
Comment from : @franciscopepim

Why does manufacturer can't even do their jobs?
Comment from : @Elijah-wo8bm

gran idea super mala ejecución
Comment from : @robertrodriguez463

Excelente aporte Pregunto: si ya tengo otra t440p donante, podría aprovechar alguna pieza, como el tubo de calor? gracias
Comment from : @JJRamirezP

M2 ssd don't get hot
Comment from : @xspacephotography31

Buen proyecto! Lo intentaré cuando termine semestre
Comment from : @Jjeico

anyone know if stacking heatpipes one on top of another one will improve cooling system ?
Comment from : @jackstm3343

juat buy the dual GPU HSF and pop it in, done in a seconds
Comment from : @adiabriganjarutama6144

did you seriously just stick a copper heatsink on an m2 drive without taking off the white sticker?? paper acts as an insulator that reduces the heat transfer a lot
Comment from : @Tremor244

maybe a better effect would be if you would remove the old paste from the processor and apply a new one just not toothpaste :)))))) applause for the idea and test next idea water cooling hiden in the laptop without additional power supply it is doable ;)
Comment from : @danyshutter9789

Exceletne wey
Comment from : @user-pp3wn3rk7w

I have only 4 battery what have i do ? 😂😂😂😂👌
Comment from : @izicol4781

my t440p get heated to like 60C when browsing the web and watching videos, is it normal bro? ( I use linux btw if it matters) and normally I use the machine for like 15hours a day And it gets really hot
Comment from : @sujeewa8067

Excellent 👍👌
Comment from : @techguruish

bro how can that tranfer the thermal u bent it out, it will make the transfer of the thermal broke
Comment from : @johnpb7093

I just did sorda the same thing I bought the same heat sink from my laptop the way how my laptop is made it gave me plenty of space to solder the heat pipe on top of the other one and plenty of space to leave the finz minor bending on the heat pipe and minor plastic trimming toobrSo really I sorta have Double the dissipating Heat I guess lol brBut yeah I saw huge improvements like 28° or more brDon't know why this isn't so popular :/brThe hottest my laptop gets now is right around 60° or less with no overclock :/
Comment from : @ZENOSFeelTheBass

does this also work on a t440p with a gpu as well? Thx
Comment from : @youareajackass2005

You should re-upload this video, or link to an updated one Only if reading the description do you know the "correct" way to do it And nobody reads The video is suggesting creases in the heat pipes are ok The heatpipes are hollow tubes filled with refrigerant That refrigerant needs to flow inside the tube, if the tube it bent, it will close internally and not work The only thing your adding with bent tubes is metal thermal mass, which will only help marginally Also the method shown in the video is gluing, again only a marginal improvement Soldering the pipes on and not bending them is the proper way to get maximum performance from them Please make it more apparent that you have an improved method of doing this
Comment from : @smileymattj

Would a non-flat heatpipe work as well? I couldn't find any flat ones on ebay that still looked like it would fit
Comment from : @skymiracle

This is by far a better option than opting for the 00hm903 heatsink which is very difficult to find online and very expensive Thank you for the wonderful information
Comment from : @nuklearpuppy

I had the exactly same ideia Lucky me i found your video now! My heatpipes are coming, i bought in Aliexpress Wich seller did you bought yours?
Comment from : @luizdrco

All that mess just for 1-2 degree loss
Comment from : @bobeven7028

Just buy a T440p heatsink of a GT730M 😉
Comment from : @dark-california

EN- READ THE DESCRIPTION, THIRD UPDATE AND LAST PERFORMED brbrbrbrES- LEE LA DESCRIPCIÓN, TERCERA ACTUALIZACIÓN Y ÚLTIMA REALIZADA
Comment from : @TecnoGameYT

How efficient is placing SSD heatsink on the label with thermal pad? My common sense would suggest to remove the label and place heatsink on the dies
Comment from : @sihker