Adding a Second Heatsink to My Laptop (MateBook X Pro)

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Название	:	Adding a Second Heatsink to My Laptop (MateBook X Pro)
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re: graph sectionbrbrWhat you can also do is compromise, half lowering the temp and still gaining half of the performance Unlikely though
Comment from : Ellenor Bjornsdottir

Skrintubadireysho
Comment from : icerink239

Laptops with shitty cooling This is it x100
Comment from : Hamiz Rasid

You've sold me on this product just by providing the extensive knowledge you've recorded These tests are more valuable than any spec sheet I've seen before Like many others in the comments are saying Improving designs as opposed to replacing them entirely is a very commendable effort I'll be subscribing to this channel and look forward to your future work :)
Comment from : Alex Lukens

Liquid metal pls
Comment from : GoPro Nomad

Such a shame that manufacturers make such poor engineering design with capable hardware I am also facing an issue with ram heating up after I upgraded capacity Before it was very cool, but now its cooking my lap I think a thermal bridge between ram heatsink to cpu heat pipe will improve ram cooling since they are adjacent Its currently not connected thermally and the spot around ram gets very heated up I am lucky I don't have to make extensive modifications like you did Kudos to you Sad state of affairs for the common people who have to stick with manufacture's poor design choices
Comment from : Hari

Have you checked out any Framework laptops? Would be interested to see how you would go about improving their cooling design
Comment from : Techno FI

Bruh im really sorry😭brI thought you are Rich Brian for a sec😭brbrBtw nice video!
Comment from : XX AryaMahardika

لا يوجد شيء جديد الأداء لم يختلف عن سابق
Comment from : بنت واسط

Nice job man, but undetvolting? Can you do a tutorial on throttlestop indervolting?
Comment from : Korisnik

that was insane, thanks so much for sharing!
Comment from : poem

hey mate need to talk to you how can I get in touch with you?
Comment from : Horace

I wonder if adding a NVME heatsink (anything 1mm or something like that) would help me lower the temps of my gaming laptop
Comment from : EnterpriseKnight

This is soo good of a vidio Apritiate your work
Comment from : Lukas P

Dam there's onpy few videos like this on Youtube
Comment from : Sanu Rai

this my first video by u this was amazin❤
Comment from : QuanBaby43G

After long tinkering of my own I realized just buy from a company that does it right and you will save a ton of time and effort
Comment from : curio

Good shit, but you gained nothing these laptops are weak either way Good effort tho Next year there will be a new cpu that is 20 faster, and the year after also and so on, so every laptop you buy will ge alright for 1-2 years only anyways
Comment from : Laszlo Varga

super bien la verdad gran video, es algo que se me habia ocurrido y no habia encontrado un tutorial tan detallado, muchas gracias
Comment from : Renzo William Ceron Robledo

you need to make DYI kit for improving cooling system :)
Comment from : Sasha Ulyanov

Huawei Battery??
Comment from : Ushan Wijesekara

God I hope your future includes engineeringwe need a mind like yours in our feminized society
Comment from : Robert McMahon

Dude! Excellent presentation! I wish we could see more technical explanations and dedication to document those tests results as well as you did from other youtubers Thank you for your hard work
Comment from : lipefas

Very good work, impressive Do you have any ideas for hp 15 da1000 series
Comment from : Ali H Jabbar

Very under rated channel Best tech info i seen about heat dynamics
Comment from : Shawn McQuarrie

It's more effective than give many holes on bottom case laptop
Comment from : Kahuna Matata

Good job mate )
Comment from : 111atlus

vous êtes doué bravo félicitations pour votre Mod👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Luc Grunenwald

Is it okay that the heatsink touches the bottom cover of your laptop and the temperature goes to 78°C? Is it too hot for the cover?
Comment from : Paul James Navarro

You taught me things and gave me ideas Well done and thanks
Comment from : Kirk Darling

joix
Comment from : irfnrdh

I have a D14 2020, and the fan is always running Huawei BIOS issue, wrong settings, it wants too cool down to 37° These guys are insanely incompetent Lesson: Don't buy Huawei Good that the US is banning these devices, they are a scam
Comment from : Il Padrino

Hello, did you use thermal paste before installing or just solder paste directly ? thanks
Comment from : Remy M

Awesome job man It sucks we have to correct the mistakes of billion dollar companies however
Comment from : Justin McCann

I should get replacement parts for my msi gs66 and try this since the warranty is over anyway
Comment from : ALT

two things what about the laptop fans and what about an external heat sink?
Comment from : Jonathan L

insane content, dude
Comment from : mayehiranda

If I just move this laptop into a desktop case, would it be possible/easier to hook up a desktop style CPU cooler to it?brbrConsidering doing this and just using it as a lower end gaming PC
Comment from : FunStuffOnTheNet

Западный колхоз, неплохо!
Comment from : Jurijs K

dude have 1000iq
Comment from : PirKetir

high screen to body ratio can cool your system quicklybrSource: huawei
Comment from : SUNIL KUMAWAT

Great work!
Comment from : Gökdeniz Çetin

Dude Smart as Hell! I wish I was like him
Comment from : MONEY BALL

Очень интересный контент!
Comment from : ДАВ

this video is very informative and your methods are intelligent
Comment from : Omni Yambot

Instead of buying a new pc, with better performance he spent 100x more to make his own heatsink, awesome
Comment from : Aaron Rodriguez

Cool video! But how did the case fit back in tho?
Comment from : Trololololo Trololololo

Do you think the notebook heatsink can hold up if used with peltier?
Comment from : mercuriallimit

Love this, subbed and I hope for more of this kind of content
Comment from : Timothy Gregory

Wow this is an amazing video about laptop modding, i would love to mod my laptop
Comment from : Oxide Xen

swesome vid
Comment from : Fizz

my man has a cnc laser and just refuses to buy good quality laptop
Comment from : Станислав Шапин

super entertaining video!
Comment from : TappedCeiling46

liquid metal would of been better i think
Comment from : -TF- BOFORSHO

amazing bro, why you not trying watercooling ?
Comment from : Ez00

Hey, im planning on modding my own laptop (lenovo v14)brAfter tried to find a way to fit the second pipe inside, now that the pipe's height is increased, can it still be safely glued? I tried to install the back panel, and it is fit, it maybe bend the lower heat pipe a bit, but pretty much safe as far as i knowbrShould i continue?
Comment from : Erik pratama

So, Huawei made a fundamentally bad design for meme advertising?
Comment from : Joa

Can u share a link in which i get all the procedure in text format as my notes
Comment from : navdeep singh

You are awesome buddy
Comment from : navdeep singh

might as well use liquid metal for MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
Comment from : Potassium Chloride

This is a good technical information video about cooler system's for aptops and modding with thermal pipesbrTks for tech your analsys about it
Comment from : mark moran

This is by far the best job application I've ever seen
Comment from : Leon

If i had any laptop manufacturing plant i WOULDVE HIRED THIS GUY IMMIDIATELY
Comment from : Phantom Panda

Man, you rock!
Comment from : Lucas Piccoli Weinmann

Damn, the moment i saw you are analuzing the flow iwth smokle i stopped and subscribed;brbrDo you think adding some heat mass to Dell Latitude 5310 would help (copper shims or even a heatpipe)?
Comment from : MallV0lli0

What an awesome video
Comment from : Hiking Feral

This is some legendary stuff
Comment from : Peter Henry

Can you do a video on modifying a Dell G7 heatsink please? I still struggle with keeping CPU temps below 100 Dell techs just keep saying that it's within limits And they brick the bios so I can't tweak voltage I've used vaccuming cooling units, pads, paste, removed bloat ware, you name it It still can't perform under full load for long and it bottoms out hard Great videos btw Inspiring
Comment from : M D

Hey, you ever thought of replacing the bottom of a thin laptop with a thicker 3d printed bottom? That way you can replace the fans with larger fans
Comment from : ThatTechGuy

Fakebook x blows
Comment from : GhostLab Gaming

Good, you give you an hard try to modifying your laptop But maybe made undervolting can help to improve temperature ? Hope you the best
Comment from : Nykraft Le Magnifique !

love this video
Comment from : bal

Loved to find u bro Now I can fuck my acer nitro 5😈
Comment from : Cute Paws

How come you only have 5k subs? I mean u clearly deserve more with the amount of information you're giving and you brother you are incredible keep up the good work and good luck thanks ^_^
Comment from : andrey llosa

Im really inspressed by your work, instead of going after a ready aftermarket solution like a coolpad, you tryed something different and let us know about itbrThe creativity here is really cool to see Didnt see it before Great content Thank you
Comment from : Nemeziz

Really nice mod! Love it! The soldering part it's hard to do but i think it can be better for more performance with better tools maybe XD, you talked about airflow to cool down better the heatsinks too but the problem is different, like for example, putting the thin layer of copper on the fan to protect it, you could've put just graphite on top to shield it from the heatbrInstead like that you're taking cold air outside, it come through the chassis, cooling parts and taking heat, and last part the air comes on top of the thin layer of copper on the fan hole, taking more heat from that and pushing warmer air to cool down the heatpipes branother big problem it's with the exit of the air like a bottleneck for airflow but i repeat, nice job i really like it! :D i've made a few mods on customers laptop, ultrabook or gaming laptop to manage the channeling of air better to just take air from the outside cold and use it to cool down just the headpipes at the end, reducing the inside heat of many componentsbrSometimes with HP or other stuff Asus too, had to cut a hole near the hole of the fan to take air directly and putting a filter beneath brWith this kind of thin laptop it's hard to mantain good temps, larger heatsinks can make magic sometimes, like a good thermal pastebrbrbut i can see you've reduced by a good 10-12° the top on some cores that's great
Comment from : Bustaros

You are doing a good job
Comment from : thekaduu

Aw man I tough I'm the only crazy about all this haha I had made some really crazy cooling stuff in laptops but never did videos about I'm still working on 2 rnbrReally amazing work my friend!
Comment from : Shaylesety

Super nice video My PC have a i7 8550u, vut with better cooling This is an really awesome video, but the 4w gain was a bit underwhelming I've got way better performance with -100mv on my CPU Works a charm I keep 20ghz while gaming with an MX150(25w) Both GPU and CPU undervolted a lot, as far as it will go But this was a crazy video, super well written
Comment from : ttization

that guy is awesome
Comment from : 4ur3n

Brad you look nice man (no homo)
Comment from : Rehan Shakil

Very clean mod, I'm impressed, infinitely better looking than when i added a 1070N MXM to my HP Zbook & a custom heatsink to the dvd drive bay to handle it to handle it
Comment from : BushidoBrownSama