Detailed Tech Review - Llano & IETS GT600 - Performance Test + RGB Comparison - Laptop Cooler

[@jpalacesneakers]

Important: Your laptop needs to have vents underneath it for these two laptop coolers to work nicely. For example, if the vents are on the side or the top of your laptop, the cooling air is not going to do much. Also, running other benchmark programs can provide more specific information, but this is a nice general overview video for everyone. For Sizing - Exact measurements to compare with your laptop: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc Enjoy!

[@BryanMiraflor]

so if I'm trying to use this on my 16inch M2 Macbook Pro, it wouldn't do much?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@BryanMiraflor I don't know if that computer has vents underneath it. For my MacBook Pro (older model) it didn't do much for it, my hands stayed feeling hot since my machine was already releasing a lot of heat, so the improvements were not noticeable.

[@BryanMiraflor]

@@jpalacesneakers dang, alright. yeah the new macbooks don't have vents underneath either. they're the same.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@BryanMiraflor I will test out the MacBook Pro in more detail for you, to see if there is a possibility. Take some of the foam out, position the machine differently, maybe have it sit lower, etc etc. Let you know if anything works sufficiently. I mainly had focused on the windows but I got you Bro 👍

[@BryanMiraflor]

@@jpalacesneakers gotcha. ya I was reading some reviews on amazon and reddit. apparently this thing doesn't really help M1/M2 Macbook Pro users or even the old gen models. Just cause the exhaust of these laptops are the style where they come out the back of the LCD.

[@wolfstorm5394]

Finally someone who's testing these coolers on a decent modern laptop, most videos i see are just either old garbage laptops that literally need the cooler or low spec modern ones that don't necessarily need it so its hard to put into perspective what the cooler will actually do for me.

[@jpalacesneakers]

I wanted to test it on a modern laptop because they can still run hot. A cooler can help boost the performance: improve the frames, make the machine run smoother, and even increase the longevity use. When editing heavy video without a cooler I can feel the hot air being released, with the cooler much less. Big improvements, even though it's still a modern device. It's a great purchase for sure wolfstorm 💯👌👌

[@wolfstorm5394]

@@jpalacesneakers I got the GT500 V2 for my Legion 5 Pro w/ 150W RTX 3070Ti, works like a charm

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@wolfstorm5394 😍😍❤️

[@SAINIDE]

@@wolfstorm5394 I too have legion but I rather should have built pc rig as afterall this would stay in one place heavy and noisy like desktops

[@jpalacesneakers]

@SAINIDE Just seeing this, I do agree a desktop would have been better if it was going to stay in one spot, also a desk rig could give you more performance for the money. But if you're mobile, I am mobile a lot of times, a legion is perfect for taking it with you. Legions can be a little heavy, I feel you Bro

[@longerblade]

this! Such reviews are much better and informative than ad-like videos. Great video!

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@longerblade Happy it helped you ❤️

[@gustavomendes2983]

Thank you so much for this review! Have been trying to find a video comparison for these two and only u did it 🙏 Much sucess!

[@jpalacesneakers]

Means a lot, thanks for the nice gesture

[@jpalacesneakers]

Here is a third option, performs similar to the IETS, but this cooler is a lot more quieter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXmQZmZop7qpibcsi=zBlr41ejysHfdj_a

[@iordanisgavriilidis9243]

Although both tests were equal and gave correct values. I remember reading somewhere from a user, that if you put the iets on a higher angle, it really improves a lot in the air intake. It would be very interesting to see the test results in your case.

[@jpalacesneakers]

I like that idea, appreciate the message, I will definitely test it out 👍👍

[@jpalacesneakers]

Elevated both coolers and tested different rpms and discovered some amazing results, take a look, you are correct and I am very impressed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@georgidimitrov4220]

An advice: Use Msi afterburner to monitoring your temps or second monitor if you like to use task manager. In your case you do not leave the laptops to increase the temperature because you was open task manager while the game is on. I got Llano and it’s work if your laptop has open back. Hope your Chanel grows! Good luck 🤞!

[@jpalacesneakers]

I appreciate you broskis for the good advice, I started using msi afterburner for some of my other videos 👌👌 and thanks for the kind words 🙏

[@CPcamaro]

Thanks for the side by side comparison.

[@jpalacesneakers]

No problema, I know a lot of peeps wanted to see this one! 👍

[@perspicacity89]

This is an absolutely amazing review. Thank you for posting this.

[@jpalacesneakers]

Appreciate the kind words Brother, great to see I could help

[@sarwansabah]

Bro just made it so easy to choose for us

[@jpalacesneakers]

I was thinking everyone wanted a close-up one-to-one comparison, glad you got something out of it Broskis 🙏🙏👌

[@nstorm2415]

Hy, thanks for the review. Im planing to get one of these for my laptop, i travel a lot between 2 cities because of my job and i have a setup with a monitor, speakers and keyboards at each place, but i dont have ac at the second location so i was planing to get this to keep the laptop cool. Some people dont undestand the appeal of gaming laptops and being able to take your games and work wherever you go, even if at home you use a monitor and external keyboard.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@nstorm2415 One of these is going to work wonderfully at your setup. They really do help and give you the peace of mind that you're helping your laptop work at its best 👌

[@nstorm2415]

@@jpalacesneakers quick question. Do the usb hub works fine? I tend to use usb hubs to prolong the usb ports life on my laptops (use only one port until it fails and then change to another one). I have a 12 yo laptop that is still in use (my dads laptop) and doing that i still have 2 usb ports working on that one and a 6yo gtx 1050 laptop with all its ports in perfect condition.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@nstorm2415 I will give you some tips so your usb port connections never mess up or last a really long time. Buy a usb male to usb female, then just place it into your usb port. Then you can plug whatever you want into it and when it eventually messes up, you can just remove it and put another one on it. Mark all your usb cable connections, mark the side that faces up on your usb male (the piece that enters your laptop), then you'll never mess up when plugging devices in since all your cables will be marked. Buy a dongle, it's like a bluetooth connection but in usb form. Just make sure your device supports it. Fairly easy to set-up. Many devices can be bought in dongle form now a days. Lastly, I replied in another comment how I use the usb hub but I will do a video for you when I get a chance, if that helps.

[@BrandNewSentence]

Excellent review. Thanks for making this video, I'll most likely be getting a IETS G600 but was having a hard time finding someone testing it on a higher end laptop.

[@jpalacesneakers]

The coolers work great for higher end laptops too, especially for gaming or heavy work loads such as large video editing jobs, 3d imaging, etc. The only downside is that they can be somewhat noisy for sensitive ears. Otherwise, I highly recommend it.

[@jpalacesneakers]

Here is another one similar to the GT600 in performance but completely different in design: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXmQZmZop7qpibcsi=zBlr41ejysHfdj_a

[@jpalacesneakers]

You're in luck, both brands now sell filters, enjoy Broskis! Llano Cooling Pad Dust Cover 5pcs a.co/d/0ez0zxzN IETS GT600 dust filter cotton set (1 PCS Black filter-cotton and 3 PCS White dust cloth) a.co/d/0fpVGGhk

[@marianne3146]

good effort comparison my man, i hope your channel grow !

[@jpalacesneakers]

Thank you very much, this lifted my spirit to keep going, needed to hear, do it for the love of it but for the peeps, the people keep me going!

[@someoneonyoutube2518]

Make same filter test... I believe iets performance is impacted by presence of 2 filters, which reduces air flow

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@someoneonyoutube2518 I thought about that too, it's a good theory

[@AM-gg4dz]

My left ear loved this video

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@AM-gg4dz asmr lol

[@Cheris13]

HA! I thought that was just me LOL

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@Cheris13 lol left ear love

[@johnygultiano9258]

Thanks for the vid!

[@jpalacesneakers]

Glad you got something out of it!👍👌

[@hugotarko7867]

Thank you man, good stuff

[@jpalacesneakers]

Glad the video was able to help you, that was my goal

[@alexstrong8363]

I got the iets gt626, i think the reason why llano v12 has a bit better cooling performance than the iets is because the iets has 3 layers of filter while the llano has only have 2, i think it’s worth considering since they have very strong vacuum on air intake and dust might accumulate very fast. I noticed that in just 2 weeks my filter got a thick buildup of dust already so technically in long term health of the laptop i think iets is a better choice

[@jpalacesneakers]

This is great info, especially if you live in an old home or apartment, there can possibly be more dust in the environment. Less filters will give you more cooling power but can protect less from dust. I'm going to be doing a part 2 video including information like this and other details many have been asking for. Appreciate you big time Alex for stopping by and sharing your thoughts! 👍

[@johnnyph12]

Asus Scar 18 4090 works great with the LLano. Dropped Graphics Temp from 45 to 36

[@jpalacesneakers]

Love to see it 😍 the cooling power is amazing, such a nice feeling seeing the temp drop!

[@krugistanraikaisu2517]

Bro can you do a re-test with the IETS GT600 stand lifted? I see with the test that Llano stand was lifted while the IETS GT600 is not lifted and how much difference does it make

[@jpalacesneakers]

Tested different rpms for you and discovered some amazing results, take a look, I am very impressed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@ronnie_1205]

I am using Llano V10 basic version on my TUF Dash 15, 1600rpm will do the job nicely😇

[@jpalacesneakers]

@ronnie_1205 Love to hear it, glad it's working out!

[@kl3pi]

Hello, very nice review. Is it possible to get performance results for acceptable FAN speed, like ~1200 RPM when it's not so noisy and still perform some nice cooling?

[@jpalacesneakers]

Tested different rpms for you and discovered some amazing results, take a look, I am very impressed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@ArtemiaSalinaDeGuadalajara]

Hey thanks so much for this review, so between the gt 600 and the gt500 v2, the rgb its the only feature thats better on the 600? Or also the fan?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@ArtemiaSalinaDeGuadalajara I don't own the GT500 V2 so I couldn't tell you with 100% accuracy. But usually with higher rpms, it means the fan is smaller so it rotates more times for the gt500. The gt600 has a 5.5 inch fan so it will rotate less but since it's bigger (I am assuming) it will send more cooling air to your laptop. I like the gt600 intake air better, if you look underneath in the pictures, it's a large circle while the gt500 it's more of a strip. Hope this helps and sorry I couldn't give you a more precise answer

[@etsonrojas564]

in a tolerable use, because using this fan without headphones will cause ear fatigue and you will notice it over time, the measured use could be with 1200 rpm, in this range the efficiency should be measured, I have the iets gt600 it works but the constant noise It is not something that is good for health.

[@jpalacesneakers]

It's golden with headphones, 100%! I agree, the constant noise of the fans at 2800 rpm can leave that ghost hum that sometimes people experience when they hear a sound over and over and then that sound is gone but the ghost hum is still there. That's a great question, cooling efficiency vs. protecting ear health - to find the best middle ground. What is best for long-term use. Appreciate the reply Etson, more to think about and research!

[@jpalacesneakers]

Tested different rpms and discovered some amazing results, take a look, you might be surprised since I am in awe! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@arielelijah1282]

You can use air conditioning cotton filters as a substitute when you run out of foam air filters and replace them after seven uses. Like Filtrette from 3M as substitute when the Llano foam filters are out of stock. The 3M Filtrette is replaced every three months when used as an airconditioning and Llano filter substitute.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@arielelijah1282 Ariel thanks, appreciate all the little tips that make a big difference!

[@GreenPantz_]

"it is what it is"

[@delailama736]

Thanks mate. Was heavily leaning towards IETS because that is the only type of cooler like this that I even knew existed but, after your review, I am leaning heavily towards the Liano.

[@jpalacesneakers]

They both are honestly really good, some aesthetic and performance differences, really just going to come down to what you like the most / personal preference. I use the Llano one all the time!

[@delailama736]

@@jpalacesneakers Yeah, I think if I had bought the IETS, I would have been happy with what it does. But based on your review, the Liano is better where I want it to be better. Thanks.

[@finalio]

Thanks. Besides aesthetics, any difference in build quality?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@finalio Both are excellent, RGB is better on IETS GT 600 and cooling power is better on the Llano V12. Can't go wrong with either or 👍👍

[@aiannworld3388]

Can u tell which better of the 2 planning to buy. Im using LOQ lenovo

[@jpalacesneakers]

Llano V12 for better cooling power and IETS GT 600 for better RGB. Both are great, just think about what you prefer more. 👌👌

[@redelement5634]

Did you buy the IETS cooler using Amazon? and if you did is yours plastic? because I went to Amazon and it said it's material was metal I checked the IETS online store and it said it's material was ABS plastic.

[@jpalacesneakers]

I'm just seeing this! I bought it on Amazon, its mainly heavier duty plastic - good quality plastic - ABS. I did notice that on Amazon, I just checked it right now and it does have metal listed on there. The hooks are metal to help the laptop from not sliding down. Also, to hold the foam sealer in place, there are magnets that are a metal material. Overall, the main outer built quality is harder sturdy plastic with minimal metal on the outside. In the interior, I would not know. Despite it not being metal, it's still very good quality. They probably should change that to not confuse possible buyers. The Llano V12 is also mainly durable hard plastic, almost the same material, just so you know. Hope this helps 👍 👍

[@redelement5634]

@@jpalacesneakers thanks for commenting just got my and it works like a dream!

[@jpalacesneakers]

​@redelement5634 Heck yeah, love to hear it!!

[@lucasan6708]

Thanks for the good video

[@jpalacesneakers]

Thanks Bro really appreciate your comment, I tried to put all the info for everyone

[@TheRealPogLife]

Amazing video! I need your help please 🙏 I have an Alienware Area51m R2 laptop, And ngl this laptop is a straight beast that amazies me everytime i hop on it, The problem is it can heat up very strong over 100°C easy, The size of it is 17.3, I felt from your video that the LIano is perfect to it because it has a larger size compared to the GT600, Along with the performance i felt the LIano is also better, But tbh my heart is falling in love with the GT600 because of how vivid and amazing the RGB lights looks i mean just WOW! But the problem is i'm afraid i get the the GT600 and regret it and feel like i made the wrong choice by not fitting my monster laptop on it as a better fit that could be on the LIano along with the performance as well which i really also care about to reduce the heat and have the best performance while gaming on my AREA51M R2, And i really really love the GT600 more the RGB it self with the RGB on my Alienware AREA51m R2 RGB will go along together like i'm riding a space ship from the year 3005 lol, Sorry for the deep details but i want you to get inside my head and i wanna think outload here so i can make the right choice although i know what's going to happen after this comment i might click the checkout button because i already have the GT600 on my amazon cart! I just can't help it i'll post this here and go click that button i think i might end up buying both haha, But really would love to hear your honest takes about what i'm going through and i have a feeling there is another cooling pad out there in the world that suits my laptop better than these both i just wish that it was made by the same company Alienware and it's made specially for my AREA51M R2 that would be a more perfect choice for me because i rather modify my system with a cooling pad that was made for it by the same provider so i won't be lost in the oblivion like i am in this comment hope you understand, Wish you all the best and looking forward for your upcoming vods man and i will also subscribe after hitting enter much love ❤

[@jpalacesneakers]

@TheRealPogLife Watch this video Bro it will help you out a lot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc Basically, if you get the GT600 as long as you have it elevated and at max rpm it can get very similar cooling performance power as the V12, maybe 1 degree less than the Llano V12. I have exact measurements in the video, to help you with the sizing just compare with your laptop. If the underneath intake vents get covered by the foam sealer you can just trim a bit of it off to have the full ventilation entering your laptop. Both will work, but you can compare. Hope this helps!! 👍👍👌👌

[@omidmo8161]

Great video 👍👍

[@jpalacesneakers]

Appreciate it and I'm glad it was useful to you 👌👌

[@nonstopbg]

It's not the pads, just gaming laptops aren't gf-friendly :D

[@jpalacesneakers]

@nonstopbg 🤣 you are 1,000 percent right on this lol when you turn these on airplane mode

[@MrNikovec]

Thank you for the tests. Much appreciated, but can the llano cool the lenovo with cpu-z stress test while keeping high score with low temp?

[@EdRaphaelLucagbo]

Hi! Never owned a laptop cooler before. Are the dust filters in the Llano washable and reusable? or do you have to purchase new ones? If they are, will running them through water be enough? Thanks!

[@jpalacesneakers]

I will report back tonight just seen this 👍

[@jpalacesneakers]

It is similar to many other filters: can dust it first, then even run a moist cloth or some water through it, and let it dry thoroughly. The filter is a softer spongy-like material, so it will absorb some water, just don't be too rough and take your time to not damage it. Also, it's a nice detail the cooler arrives with one filter already pre-installed and an extra one in a small bag, so you get a total of 2 filters. With this said, I feel the only option is to re-use the filters, I tried looking online and on Amazon and couldn't find replacement filters. Unless you get a generic brand filter and cut it to size. I too will be re-using the llano filters, just being careful when I do clean them. Hope this helps Ed 👍👍

[@mysteryy234]

I have a iets gt500v2 for my rog strix 17 and the cooler seems a little small for my particular laptop. I had to modify the foam on the sides by cutting it a bit so the intakes on the bottom were not cut of a bit on the sides. Is the Llano cooler foam pad bigger than the IETS?

[@alexstrong8363]

We have had the same situation and i did same thing but after a while i got the 626 and it has a way better fit for my strix g17 than the gt500

[@mysteryy234]

@alexstrong8363 thanks for sharing that because I was definitely looking into getting the gt600 or the llano v12

[@jpalacesneakers]

Use this video to figure out which will work best for you, I measured everything out in detail, compare them with your laptop measurements! Enjoy Bro bro

[@chrisdane2014]

Good video. However, I would like to know which of the two has the easiest access to the fan for occasional cleaning, and which brand sells extra filters?

[@jpalacesneakers]

They are both very similar and easy to access the filter. However, the IETS has two filters, and the Llano has one, so it would be just a little bit more work for the IETS but it's really not that much since it's pretty easy. Also you're in luck, both brands now sell filters, enjoy! Llano Cooling Pad Dust Cover 5pcs a.co/d/0ez0zxzN IETS GT600 dust filter cotton set (1 PCS Black filter-cotton and 3 PCS White dust cloth) a.co/d/0fpVGGhk

[@chrisdane2014]

@@jpalacesneakers Thanks! How about the access to the fans itself, is it easy? I have iets500 and I need to remove all backplate screws to access the fan, not to mention the 2 blowers are kinda small to clean properly.

[@user-hf4qo4tf3z]

Has it ever been reported that ice particles have been seen covering the laptop when using these coolers at maximum speed? Also, have you ever heard of it damaging the fans in the computer when running at maximum, such as the fans breaking off and sticking into the motherboard?

[@aymenbx648]

Do you think this is an AC unit? 😂

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@aymenbx648 lolol that was so funny bro 🤣 (by the way, any question is a good question @user)

[@jpalacesneakers]

@user-hf4qo4tf3z I never heard of the ice particles, those would have to be some extreme conditions with moisture in the air. For the coolers at max speed, there can be the possibility that the internal fans of the laptop run at lower rpms and the cooling pad runs at much higher rpms so can cause the fans to not work correctly or if the cooling air is entering in such a way they fight the internal fans in the opposite direction so it could cause them to not work properly. Overall I'm going to say it's not very likely. If it is a concern, best to check the specs of your laptop or even call the manufacturer and get more information to properly have a better idea if a laptop cooler will work nicely with the internal fans. Best wishes my friend, hope this helps 👍 👍

[@user-hf4qo4tf3z]

@@jpalacesneakers Thank you so much for your kind, and helpful reply. Appreciated.

[@user-hf4qo4tf3z]

@@aymenbx648 I kind of thought so, yes, and so looking for something to replace the refrigerator. ;-)

[@just4winn918]

hi, i see you have the american version or the carger, is there any european charger version?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@just4winn918 I'm not sure, since I live in US it's always going to be the American version. Try European Amazon or can message IETS customer service, hopefully they can provide you with one, best of luck friend 🙏🙏

[@patricktrakzel9657]

Honey, you have to do the dishes! Turned them to 2800 RPM so I don't hear her. And she cannot blame me. Works well with flight sims! Adding so much reality. Just kidding. They work well because of the foam. With other laptop coolers most of the air flows between the cooler and the bottom of the laptop, because of the static pressure. Use some foam, towel, or what you have available. Check the difference. First step: Normal, so flat on the surface. Measure the temps. Second step: Use a book ( or something else ) to lift the back of the laptop up for better airflow. Measure the temps. Third step: Cheap laptop cooler. Measure the temps. Fourth step: Cheap laptop cooler with towel trick. Measure the temps. If the temps don't go down enough, then consider buying one of these. With MacBook ( or if you laptop has little to no air intake/intake from the side ) remove the bottom. Make sure the foam is anti static!! The Intel ones run very hot. Most of the time the graphics card will die because of repeatedly overheating. So save your Macbook and cool them better then Apple thinks is necessary. I still run a mid 2010 MacBook Pro. I get 22 degr C. of difference ( and I don't have neither of the tested products, just a simple Targus Lap Chill Mat with some wood glued to it ( instead of foam ).

[@jpalacesneakers]

@patricktrakzel9657 A man with a plan, I like the recommendations, simple yet effective. I used to do the book trick with my old old laptop and have actual fans blowing towards the laptop, it did work but wasn't the best setup especially when the fans are blowing at your face too lol unless it was hot then cool your body temperature also 🤣🤣

[@casperellison5729]

Do the buttons and the scroll wheel look like they can handle the constant change of fan speed? Would be a pain if it was set at high, then you can’t adjust the fan speed because the buttons/wheel does not work anymore.

[@jpalacesneakers]

I've been using at night the lower speeds, and during the day when no one is around the faster speeds. I wasn't concerned about the buttons as much as the wheel, but the wheel has been handling the changes really well. I do change the wheel speeds really fast (just spin it down or up with no regard) and it's been nothing but realiable. I actually started liking the buttons better because of how it looked (more sleek), and the wheel wasn't really my taste at first but now I like the wheel better because of how fast you can spin it. The overview: they both have performed excellent with no issues, very reliable from what I've noticed. I do recommend both!! Hope this helps 👍👍

[@sonicthomasgamer]

You must have air intake on the bottom of your laptop For example MacBook Air will not work MacBook Pro will

[@jpalacesneakers]

100% correct, for some it will and with others it won't work, I actually also have a MacBook Pro and I tried it, it started making some funny whistling sounds (it was playing a symphony at some point) so I looked under and no vents! My model is an older model though (vents point to the side), definitely everyone has to check their laptop before buying.

[@parsec3d]

which one is heavier? also how long is the power cable in both?

[@jpalacesneakers]

Weight BS1 = 55.1 Oz V12 = 53.2 Oz V13 = 52.5 Oz GT 600 = 46.4 Oz V10 = 39.8 Oz Adaptor Cord Lengths V10 = 7 feet V12 & V13 = 5 feet 1 inch GT 600 = 5 feet 1 inch BS1 = 5 feet Here is a video of the weight and other details 👍👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@Tendollarplugins]

I do music. I'm a little new to the cooling pads, I run music daws and video editing, What could be quiet and efficient for a macbook pro?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@Tendollarplugins That's awesome Bro, I do music too. First check to see if your MacBook Pro has intake vents underneath it. I have a MacBook Pro and my model doesn't have intake vents so a laptop cooler will not work. If it does have intake vents underneath it and exit air vents on the side or the top of it, it's important to know that these coolers make noise. Even on the lowest fan speed setting, a microphone can still pick up the fan noise. And if you do buy one, the noise is going to be there so it's important you audio mix or video edit with headphones, does really help block the fan sound and any noise around you. Hope this helps Brother

[@Mega1andy2]

i don't care for noises, its like a white noise, and helps me get to sleep, so, im not doing any heavy gaming, though i do have a gaming laptop, and its an MSI laptop, i have to check the thermos on it, and other things inside of it, perhaps remove the stuck paste or something like that, and renew it with the new paste, because the paste on this laptop may actually be dried out, and needs replacing. luckily i have the ventilators on the back of the laptop to keep the hot exhaust out if i do plan on doing any heavy gaming, which i could prolly do, when i run series of stress tests. this MSI laptop will get to MAYBE 100 degrees. and thats not ok. so i have to look into looking into getting the thermal paste and apply them to the gpu and the cpu.

[@jpalacesneakers]

Definitely, check ✔️ the temps and give maintenance 🔧 to keep the laptop running smoothed and long. Re-pasting the thermal paste is great work also, you on it Bro 👌👌💯. I agree too the fan noise doesn't bother me at all. I do understand everyone is different, but when I'm working or gaming I get so into it I don't even hear the fans. These coolers are life savers!

[@Mega1andy2]

@@jpalacesneakers exactly that. i have a desktop computer. and that is a mid ranging gaming desktop computer and its lenovo. i forgot to mention that. i also have an ecoflow river 2 pro as my source of electricity as well, if the power ever does go out. i will most likely will have like atleast 15 hours of runtime to play with. though i do plan on getting it upgraded. had this thing for the past 7 months now, and still growing strong. so were i go my battery comes with me. sadly i won't have internet with it though. anything above 800 watts the ecoflow river 2 pro will shut the ac power off, preventing it from overloading. i do have an IETS g500 or something like that and its plugged into my ecoflow river 2 pro as well. so its portable were ever i go :D.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@Mega1andy2 I love how you have all the small details figured out for your set-up! 😍 Depending on where you live and especially if there are constant power outages, you can have a system working till everything comes back on. I remember once in our old neighborhood, the power went out. I had some small portable lights and had recently bought a boom box, so I turned everything on and the neighbors thought we had a small party going, it was hilarious. Everyone knew each other so they got a good laugh especially when I looked out the window and saw everyone 🤣

[@Mega1andy2]

@@jpalacesneakers hehe yea, i can imagine that 😂 the ecoflow i have does have 4 ac plugs 3 usb type a's and a usb-c and barrel ports. whenever i run the fan i can get like 13 hours of it on the low setting. setting it high 10 hours at least. i forgot to mention that. and yes, i plan on getting an upgraded battery pack. with ac ports and usb type a's and couple of usb type c's as well. i also forgot to mention, that, i was overclocking my CPU. with throttlestopper. with the max of 23 im getting a max temperatures to 70 degrees at least and thats ok. if i overclock the cpu, from 23 to 41 then the temperatures will be just below 100 Degrees. so i dont have it overclocked right at this very moment i turned it down to 23 which is ok. cause the cpu that i have is a i5 9th generation. and the base speed for that is 2.40 ghz. the turbo speed is slightly over 4.04 ghz.

[@WildfireX]

My question is whats the best option if you want a decent drop in temps with something that sits around or below 60 decibels. 70 decibels is ridiculous if you have a desktop studio mic on a boom arm, even remotely close to the machine.

[@mo0hx]

Hello man thank u for this video But I have a question what is the difference between v12 and v13 llano ?

[@jpalacesneakers]

The RGB lighting, I just got the V13 so next week I'll be uploading that video so everyone can get a close look and compare 👍

[@mo0hx]

@@jpalacesneakers I got ASUs rog strix g16 gaming laptop do u advice me to have this cooling laptop? And which one should I get v12 or v13

[@cleyt973]

I want the Llano but it's about ~140€ amazon 😢. Is it worth the price? I got a 15, 6 msi laptop i7 13th/ 4070.

[@cptwennart1406]

I have the exact same laptop as you if I think correctly. Im gonna get one also, it should be worth it!

[@jpalacesneakers]

100% worth it, makes your computer run more smoothly, especially if it gets hot or warm, cooling it down can make it last longer and improve the performance/gaming frames! I recommend it, Cley your future self will thank you

[@jpalacesneakers]

@cptwennart1406 Definitely, does really help! Captain knows 💯👍

[@haagengeorge8030]

in philippines its only 3000pesos = 50 euro

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@haagengeorge8030 that's a really good price

[@alpha777omega]

hey brother, I have ordered the IETS GT600V2. Hope it's good.

[@jpalacesneakers]

Just seeing this! You will Broskis, I know you will love it, the RGB is amazing, just makes you want to get on your laptop even more!

[@alpha777omega]

@@jpalacesneakers thank you man! love your vids

[@nadershalabi6241]

The IETS is not a good cooling pad, the dust filter does not work and dust creeps in, I found out that the dust accumulated inside between the laptop and the fan! I bought another cooling pad instead. Be careful of dust because this pad has the sealing foam that will trap the dust inside. Additionally, be sure that you can find dust filters available in the market if you buy it, because it is an expensive cooling bad, and if dust filter needs replacement and you are unable to find one, then your only option is to lose the foam and use it without the dust filter as a feature. Overall, I do not recommend it.

[@jpalacesneakers]

@nadershalabi6241 Appreciate the feedback, great suggestion to check the space between the cooler and the laptop to see how much dust is actually accumulating! It would even be a good idea to check the space between the cooler and the filters. Insights can definitely help everyone!

[@jorgenelson]

please bro, i need this.. I bought an allienware and it is very hot, I don't want anything to happen to it. The problem is that I am from Argentina.

[@jpalacesneakers]

I just checked ebay and they have them there too, you're saved Broskis! 🙏🙏

[@nujara20]

witch is handy? easy to carry ?

[@jpalacesneakers]

The GT600 is going to be the easiest to carry since it is smaller in size. They are not heavy at all to carry. Just the size of each one is going to be like an oversized book that is thick with many pages. Hope this description helps. Later this coming week, I'm going to do another video measuring the length, width, height, and weight.

[@nujara20]

@@jpalacesneakersthank you sir .

[@jpalacesneakers]

Use this video to figure out which will work best for you, I measured everything out in detail, compare them with your laptop measurements and provided the weight! Enjoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@Jakiyyyyy]

I thought that was a cooking stove at the first place. 🤷‍♀

[@jpalacesneakers]

I totally see it lol that's a good one 👌

[@lequangcuong2417]

is there any difference with v13 and gt626 version? (all of them are newest)

[@jpalacesneakers]

I don't know since I don't have those two yet. Currently, the GT626 is very difficult to get since they are supposedly fine tuning it to make it the best product when it's finally realesed. The previous models are phenomenal, so I'm also curious to see how well these newer models will perform!

[@jpalacesneakers]

I talked to customer support, and they let me know the v13 is actually the same laptop cooler as the v12 but without rgb in case you were wondering.

[@abdalrahmanezat4201]

Now what should I buy,iam confused 💀💀

[@jpalacesneakers]

They're both fantastic, more power (Llano) or better RGBs (IETS), it's a close call

[@chadley4821]

Ngl ima get the GT model cuz of price

[@jpalacesneakers]

@chadley4821 They're both super coolers so you will love either one, the GT looks so clean with the RBG, you going to be impressed

[@doctorzee1809]

Can it be powered via the laptop also?

[@jpalacesneakers]

No it can't

[@doctorzee1809]

@@jpalacesneakers even the iet? I can’t seem to find information about this anywhere. All I’ve seen is people saying it’s a pass through, could you confirm this for me please and get back to me as it’s a dealbreaker, it would mean a lot

[@jpalacesneakers]

@doctorzee1809 Thanks for re-asking, I must have read your question too fast the firts time around. I will clarify. No, the laptop can not power the cooler. The usb-c cable that comes with the cooler can connect to your laptop, and then the cooler turns into a hub that can power 3 additional usb connections. The cooler will still need to be connected to a wall power source using the wall adapter it comes with. Those three usb connections are built into the cooler. You can connect your mouse and keyboard through them. Then, your laptop is not drained of additional power. I'm afraid it is going to be a deal breaker. The IETS is going to be the same. Sorry I misread your first question, I always try to give the most accurate information I can give. Best of luck on the search doctorzee 🙏👍

[@jpalacesneakers]

@doctorzee1809 The BS1 from Flydigi can be powered through your laptop, it is a great cooler and one of the more quiter options too, might be what you are looking for!!

[@user-wo4qm1fp7u]

i lost my ring sealer from where can i get new one ? 😢

[@mariusmitrica2092]

Bought some 3-5cm thick sponge and cut it yourself

[@jpalacesneakers]

@user-wo4qm1fp7u Any thick foam will work, you will just need to cut it out to the correct size. Like Marius commented 👌. Also, just found this link! IETS Flexible Seal Foam for GT500 and GT600（2PCS) a.co/d/3Ocy6cD Best of luck friend!

[@thedrake9460]

Tests could be better. The games were idling, not really under any load. 😒

[@bahkeru645]

I get the IETS coz it support support smaller laptop compare to Llano

[@jpalacesneakers]

Definitely, if your laptop is smaller the IETS will fit much better, you can tell with the side by side view. Plus, you get extra foam if you need to make some adjustments.

[@haagengeorge8030]

if the loptop is like 17-18inch llano better looking, its perfectly fit, because the iets look small specially for big loptop like 18inch its like a toy

[@jpalacesneakers]

@haagengeorge8030 I agree for a much bigger laptop llanos is a better fit 👌👌

[@DanDansNoodle]

Which one for 16”?

[@jpalacesneakers]

@@DanDansNoodle my laptop is a 16 inch in the video, the IETS looks more cleaner and nicer since it's closer to the size of a 16" laptop, but I do have to say I just like how my laptop sits on the llano, feels like it's on a tank lol. Can't go wrong with both, all preference how it looks. Llano has better performance by a bit more degrees of cooling. Choose what you like 👍

[@MoistChan1kal]

can i use llano v12 for 14 inches laptop?

[@marianne3146]

iirc you should at least have a 15'6 inch laptop or else the foam would be bigger and fail to isolate the outside air

[@jpalacesneakers]

Use this video to figure out which will work best for you, I measured everything out in detail, compare them with your laptop measurements! Enjoy Bro bro

[@MrAkatosh]

I wish they weren’t so damn loud

[@jpalacesneakers]

I agree 💯, especially if you have a microphone on, it can pick up the sound of the cooler

[@jpalacesneakers]

Elevated both coolers and tested different rpms, lowered the Llano to 1400 rpm and discovered some amazing results, take a look, you might be really impressed! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSqnIqlnbB4jrc

[@meek_nate]

IETS is just a chinese copy of the Llano cooling pad lol

[@jpalacesneakers]

Lol twinning

[@alpha777omega]

@jpalacesneakers hey brother the IETS GT600V2 came home. testing the cooler I got amazing results: Specs: Laptop: Asus ROG Strix G16 (2023) [Core i7-13650HX, RTX 4060, 1920×1200p 165Hz 16inch screen, 16 GB DDR5 RAM, 512 GB NVME PCIE Gen 4x4 SSD] Genshin Impact: Max settings (everything maxed out, render resolution 1.5, Antialiasing FSR2, Motion Blur off) Ambient temp: 29°C Without cooler: can get upto 91-94°C in overworld. With cooler at 1400 rpm (50% speed): goes down to low 80°C region, even 75°C at domains and menus. Noise level is tolerable. With cooler at 2800 rpm (100% speed): not much improvement over 50% speed, temps just a bit lower and sometimes goes down to 77°C on overworld, low 70°C at domains. Noise level is insane. While the temps aren't sub-70 like some tests show, it is insanely good at keeping temps low. I love it a lot, especially the RGB. Worth my money!

[@jpalacesneakers]

@alpha777omega Love seeing this! Glad it's working out amazing, that's a nice improvement, helping the laptop go strong and will prolong it's life-cycle 👌👏