DIY dual heat pipe laptop mod. i7 4700MQ now 13C Cooler at 3.2Ghz all cores for 617 Cinebench R15

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Название	:	DIY dual heat pipe laptop mod. i7 4700MQ now 13C Cooler at 3.2Ghz all cores for 617 Cinebench R15
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The heatpipe that has the biggest delta temperature (difference) from start to end is the one that transfers more heat
Comment from : Vasileios Papanikolaou

I would rather use some low melting point paste for that , and used some sandpaper to remove that insulating black painting, that would have been more efficient and durable
Comment from : thegamergg2000

bro is a menance to laptop manufacturers, they soon are gonna go bankrupt cuz this guy can make better cooling than them (i also want to do a similar mod sometime later)
Comment from : susser amogus

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Comment from : google Konto

Imagine having PTM along with this It would be insane!
Comment from : helltarrist

Imagine if you used proprr thermal glue like thermopox
Comment from : juliusvalentinas

bruhh aftrr u destroyed that heat pipe now its more likely to explode in your laptop due to the bent tip learn about copper heatsinks and how they work search up copper heatsink tunnel cracks
Comment from : ժąɾƙʂąƖɬ

makes you wonder why they just wont put that single copper rod in there for better cooling in the factory
Comment from : Mason Hidari

Dont add to much thermal glue, its make heat transfer become more slow
Comment from : Garry Stewart

If anyone wants to copy this, the way the factory solders the heat pipe onto the heatsink is using low temperature Sn42Bi58 solder So best results will be obtained if you attach the heat pipe with the same kind of solder instead of glue
Comment from : Rick

I've come back to this video multiple times to the effect that now when I search DIY in YouTube, this will be one of the auto-recommendations I have two questions:br1 It's been a few years now, how has this project held up?br2 Have you ever tried this on GPU?
Comment from : Alι Lαкнωαιrα

Or you could just solder it with the heat gun, the same way you desolder it, just add tin and heat it up
Comment from : Driver

Genius
Comment from : Federico Gori

This was extremely helpful thanks !!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I did a copper shim mod on my msi gp66 on gpu and cpu side and I’m seeing a big drop in temps I use to thermal throttle instantly on cinebench but now it’s way better esp on gpu side but I’ve been searching to add heat pipes or do some more mods to get it even lower Im going to make a video update and I’ll give you a shout out !
Comment from : CPPC TEK