Does This "6-Core Deep Cooling Laptop Coorel" Actually Work?

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

Oh I forgot to mention, the cellphone holder does not charge your phone. It barely holds it in place. Thanks for watching. :D

[@Samurai-ew1io]

Lol

[@sameerbhandari9785]

Hey dawid, firstly i love your scripts and videos, and secondly I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO SEE YOU TRY AND MAKE A NOCTUA VERSION. DAWID DOES DIY🤩

[@mattalford3932]

But how much cooler would it be with the bottom cover removed from the laptop lol?

[@mattalford3932]

Can you make a gt 1030 better than a 750ti? Every test I've seen only shows around a 10fps difference. The new farming simulator lists the 750ti in it minimum requirements lol.

[@jamie_po2176]

If it was 5 kraken nzxt fans that would have better results idk if you can replace the original fans ?

[@SamxMusic68]

Definitely Want to see a homemade noctua laptop cooler I bet with those industrial noctua 3000rpm fans would be dope

[@ultimatenoobster6477]

That would actually be cool

[@FOOTYM10]

That would be cool af haha "pun intended"

[@christopherbartlett2153]

I have those industrial fans, not sure if mine were defective but they get really loud.

[@markusz2n]

@@christopherbartlett2153 Well, any fans, no matter how good, get loud at 2000 or 3000 RPM. So no, your fans were not defective unless you got something like a ticking or grinding noise from the bearings or motors.

[@DuneRunnerEnterprises]

Yeah,me too

[@blaydex158]

Well here's your problem: the cooling cores aren't hyperthreaded. They would cool 2x as fast if they were hyperthreaded.

[@ajinpjseph4014]

yeah it should have been unlocked so as to overclock it

[@TechWithSean]

If you uninstall the cooler's Spectre and Meltdown patches, it increases cooling by 9% but leaves your hyperthreaded fans open to speculative execution attacks.

[@michaelleeper3649]

Lmao

[@HairyScrambler]

.. I don’t like you 😂

[@cyb69]

Although not quite cuz hyperthreading puts additional load on the cores which makes it not scale linearly

[@supersilverjnr9683]

Oh Dawid, I'd love to see a cobbled together noctua laptop cooler stand!

[@EfelerGibi]

sorry Mr did you mean to say Coorel?

[@CaveyMoth]

Perfect color scheme to fit the skid marks.

[@theprogrammer1]

I cobbled one together from 2*120mm generic case fans, spliced to a USB cable to run them at 5V (yes I know this might kill these generic case fans, but they're generic case fans, I'll just replace them with other generic ones). It actually helps a lot for my laptop when it's compiling, as otherwise it just starts to thermal throttle.

[@First-Name_Last-Name]

Cobble the Noctua fans to a laptop cooler. Resell and rebrand it as Notcua, Since there's already a Coorel Mestar.

[@AnnaDoes]

Your commitment to calling it a Coorel through the video is highly commendable 😂

[@WillFuI]

Wait is this the actual Anna?

[@HotdogNoire]

@@WillFuI no, it's a filthy Anna impersonator.

[@Slidified]

Anna as much as you seem like a kind person. Dawid is mine. Get away from my man

[@AnnaDoes]

@@WillFuI I am the actual Anna! 🥸

[@AnnaDoes]

@@HotdogNoire not an impersonator 🤫🤭

[@17_Medy]

YES!!! We do want a Noctua fan test 😊😙

[@raven4k998]

yes we want him to gut that six core cooler and give it Noctua fan upgrade muhahahahahahahaha

[@CaveyMoth]

I wish Noctua made Coorels.

[@dreamworldtony]

Say "6-core Deep Cooling Laptop Coorel" 5 times real fast

[@jasonander4964]

Literally the first time I try I go “sip core”

[@georged5420]

I tried and I failed miserably.

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

Haha!! It's a bit of a tongue twister.

[@seriousturn957]

I really thought it was going to be tough but my brain aced it lol

[@DOHA104p3]

@@jasonander4964 I was like 6 core Deed cooping haha

[@therealturtlenecktech]

I NEED this my laptop only has 2 cores I could use an extra 6

[@MattSpooner69]

According to one of his last videos my laptop has 1540 cores sooo

[@official.m-16]

@@MattSpooner69I have 69,420 cores

[@dracopug]

@@official.m-16 each clocked at 4269 megahertz

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

Haha!! It should really help.

[@mrgreggyspike513]

Hahahah

[@keeganphillips4067]

I’ve been using this exact stand for the last 6 months and it’s been working great for me, the difference for me while using it can be 50% more frames, the reason that I think that my results are so much better is my laptop is a gateway creator series which has a very open bottom which lends itself well for the fans pushing air in it. Definitely depends on the cooling system of the laptop that you are using it with.

[@kellenanthoney4588]

I have a laptop cooling pad very similar to this one and it's pretty amazing. Simple, well built and does what I need it to do. Only 5 cores tho... but it's super quiet.

[@v.helenasantos9271]

Name pls

[@Living-gnu-64]

If you’re gonna have the laptop lid closed and plugged into a monitor, why not just flip the laptop upside down so the fans are facing up and not blocked

[@sussvchost2094]

Definitely me, but it's better to you put mini standing fan facing it with full power😂

[@shaneeslick]

🤔 when has Logic ever been employed in a Dawid Experiment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ollep9142]

Having the lid open provides better cooling. The keyboard is meant to be part of the cooling system.

[@Living-gnu-64]

@@ollep9142 blocking some small ventilation in the keyboard>choking the entire set of fucking fans

[@user-mc6vi8yd7l]

Then the coorel would be cooring the top of the screen lol

[@qwkimball]

"Vicious Cat Sneeze" was the name of my band in college.

[@phiwolgast]

My favorite part is Dawid's "Thiddy" shirt. I need one.

[@Justintime2grow]

I bought the KLIM wind laptop cooler from amazon. It works great, dropped my GPU temps from 71C to 61C.

[@startedtech]

would the laptop get better thermals if left open? I feel like some extra heat would dissipate passively through the keyboard, compared to how its somewhat insulated by the screen

[@benanderson89]

Yes, it would. Depending on the model of laptop, the excess heat so close to the display could also warp the panel.

[@FirstNameLastName-tx6td]

Yes I have the same laptop and never hit 90C with the lid open on a flat table unless it's a stupidly hot day.

[@Derek5272]

I use a similar cooling stand for my laptop, the fans move a fair bit of air. I've never done temp testing with it, but I am usually using it in situations where the laptop would actually be on top of my lap. It's a big comfort help there.

[@Atropos148]

OMG, please do a DIY Noctua version of this Coorel, that is such a promising idea :)

[@chubbysumo2230]

Unless I'm mistaken, USB can only provide 5 Watts unless a higher or fast charging rate is negotiated. That means every single one of those fans is splitting 500 milliamp at 5 volts. I would personally just rewire this so the fans are getting fed a 12-volt source instead of a 5-volt source, and just run a small 12 volt inverter. Might be something worth trying.

[@heartshapedapologies]

Okay, now strap some beefy 120 or 140mm fans under the stand and see how it performs

[@supremeoverlorddiamontethe4557]

I have used several of these and several hundred laptops. My conclusions are that MOST laptops have bottom intakes, and MOST laptop coolers draw air away from the bottom of laptops (blow downwards). This means that your laptop fans are fighting against your cooling pad fans. If you can flip the fan orientation of the pad (blowing up) I'm betting it may actually work. Not sure why nobody has thought of this before. Or am i just crazy?

[@leatherturtle8373]

If it can allow you to run google chrome without dying, yeah, it can work

[@dracopug]

15 year old pentium 4 laptops be like:

[@NoahKantor]

I can say from personal experience that strapping a set of two professional entertainment system 120mm fans (with a comparable CFM rating to the classic Noctua fans that you suggested) to almost the exact same model "cooling" mat knocked my temps down another 5-7°C on both my CPU and GPU. These pads seem easy to take apart and mod. I'd love to see how that ends up working out in another video!

[@raawesome3851]

Honestly, I'm really interested in the cooling performance of it.

[@ashibilev]

cooring*

[@Brockzillagaming]

Before you even mentioned it, I thought "what if he made his own mesh with noctua fans mounted to it? Doesn't seem hard, get a mesh office monitor stand, noctua fans, zip ties, and a USB fan hub and it's a done deal.

[@pixelsbyprince]

I do a fair bit of 3D rendering on my 8-core Ryzen laptop and have found that these types of stands do help maintain higher clocks, which can shave a meaningful amount of time off a day-long render job. They're also nice for providing elevation when I'm drawing on the screen with a stylus. That said, a cookbook stand will get you most of the way there for less money.

[@MigueyxD]

I subscribed and like every video because you don't have ads in between your videos unlike a lot of other content creators who add 5-6 ads in videos with similar time as yours.

[@Luckysury333]

ah yes my favourite "Laptop Coorel"

[@jamesricker6161]

I love watching the journey you take us on each and every episode. They are witty and very entertaining. Keep it up.

[@feynman9959]

Why does everyone think “Coorel” in the title is a mistake?

[@MattSpooner69]

Why do you not?

[@ashibilev]

@@MattSpooner69 because he said it like 30 times in the video and its literally written on it

[@Ja-K]

I don't see anything wong with it..

[@MattSpooner69]

@@ashibilev this company also refers to fans as "cores" so I'm not trusting anything I see on the box. Besides I've never ever once seen Dawid run with a joke in any of his videos nope, nuh uh, not Dawid.

[@zeqi]

I think it is important to also ensure that the laptop cooler fans are not fighting against the laptop fans

[@squidud]

Not gonna lie, the lights don't look bad.

[@JoshuaG]

There's another laptop cooler that i think is kinda badass and effective on laptops , the model name is the "IETS-GT300" not sure if either amazon or alibaba has it 🤔 whats different about the cooler i mentioned is it has a rubber ring around it , basically sealing off air leaks around the laptop and forcing air to go up in those tiny laptop vent cutouts.

[@wertywerrtyson5529]

I would imagine it makes a big difference how the laptop has the intake and if it lines up with the fans on the stand or not.

[@DawidDoesTechStuff]

Oh for sure. The two big fans on the cooler do line up pretty well.

[@briancollora481]

@@DawidDoesTechStuff should test it with the bottom off the laptop

[@scavengerspc]

Good video as usual. The big thing when buying a cooling stand is that all the fans on the planet won't help if they don't line up with the laptops fans.

[@The-Max-Lab]

Definitely want to see a home made version!!

[@PejicVladimir]

Ok that THIDDY shirt is genius

[@flexxx222]

Petition to Dawid to sell it as Merchandising!

[@TheNightquaker]

I would like to see the Noctua version of this coorel.

[@rohankumarpanda9818]

As far as i know, there are two kinds of laptop coolers, if you can make a video on laptop cooling for budget gaming laptops like rtx 2060 or 3060, as these laptops usually don't have dedicated vents and cooling systems like those big 17 inch top end systems do. If you can do that, it will be helpful to a lot of people

[@coldshock5181]

I've been needing a new coreel

[@CallMe_DrWorm]

Uh... I keep coming back to hear you say "coorel". I don't know why, it's straight up HILARIOUS to me 😂 Thanks Dawid

[@jamesfaircloth2483]

Try and swap the fans out inside. I don’t know if that’s possible, but that would be cool!

[@Ametisti]

Laptop stands like that don't seem like a bad idea. I used one for my netbook, but the stand was literally a couple of quid, and I never used the fans. Its purpose was just to raise the laptop up a bit behind my desktop's keyboard for MAXIMUM MULTITASKING

[@Qwnntm]

This guy is like the Doug Demuro of tech.

[@pufaxx]

No. Dawid's videos don't always start with "This". 😉

[@MeatisMagic256]

Except Dawid's actually funny. Doug's just everyone's dad.

[@EmergencyChannel]

I don't like Doug's humor, too snarky for me

[@photonboy999]

*Damage the laptop fans?* I'm assuming the laptop fans are INTAKE and the exhaust is at the rear. I assume the Coorel is blowing air towards the fans. If so, at least the air flow is in the right direction. BUT... a small amount of air flow might be okay, but if the air flow is excessive would the laptop fans be stressed in a way that degrades them?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

"For those of you that have problems with skid marks" Yeah, everyone's 13 and under that's watching this 😂🤣

[@one_shot07]

Always nice when Dawid uploads ;)

[@rendoid]

How many times did you accidentally call it a "cooler" and have to redo the take? lol

[@Rockport1911]

Thats fancy. The fans in my old laptop died so I drilled two holes in the back and stuck a couple of 120mm fans on it. A bit bulky and ghetto but did the job very nicely. Never overheated ever again :)

[@joefell5311]

Please do a video where all you do is say the words "cooooling", "sloooow" and "lowest" over and over again. And maybe throw in a "Aaaaay!" once in a while just to mix it up.

[@chuggyhuggy8783]

dude, this channel is growing fast. makes me happy

[@BlindingWulf]

My mom got this for my chromebook... it doesn’t even have fans

[@GojiHusky]

😂 dang. But hey I like the profile picture!

[@BlindingWulf]

@@GojiHusky Thx

[@SmokinGoodd420]

what bugs me is the fan direction , i recently purchased one of these laptop coolers but the fans were facing so the cold air would blow into the laptops blower fans instead of the one in the video. I also im interested in modding the laptop pad and putting a few noctua 140mm inside.

[@xAureliusx]

I'm loving the cancer hardware videos

[@MrMartinSchou]

Noctua makes a 200 mm PWM fan. Use that, some mesh and a thermistor, and I suspect you'd have a nice cooling potential.

[@psychorabbitt]

I applaud your commitment to the meme in only calling it a coorel.

[@Dankster84]

Hey Dawid, Ive been lurking on your channel for some time now, and I just got done binging everything! Your channel is a breath of fresh air in the tech community and I just wanted to say thank you! (Also yes, I really want to see the "Coorel" with Noctua fans!)

[@raghavagnihotri21]

You forgot about the "Collecting Mobile Phone Holder"

[@fanlessfurmark]

Dawid please try this: Batch cook lots of lovely food, freeze in rectangular containers. Get two pieces of wood to put your laptop on, leaving a gap underneath for a folded tea-towel with frozen food container under laptop. I've found this can defrost the food much more quickly than just leaving it on the kitchen counter, so there is an effect where cool air is drawn up into the laptop but I wonder if it would have any effect on gaming temps? I don't game or have windows so cannot test this myself. Thank you.

[@psibug565]

Definitely make one with large fans. My Targus one saved my lap one particularly hot summer. Using two fans it’s quiet and has a basic hide in shadows design. The neoprene makes it comfy in the lap as well. No adjustment for tilt though.

[@dracer35]

I had always wondered if those laptop coolers actually worked but never enough to spend my own money on one. Thanks for being out test dummy! And I mean that in the nicest way Dawid!

[@No_Cln]

I own one of this thing and the biggest problem is that it blows tons of dust in the laptop cooling system. I stopped using mine because I had to replace 2 times my laptop cooling system !

[@KurisuKun]

The way you roll with those descriptions makes me laugh so hard

[@Notfound4747]

@Dawid , do as I did , take a dreamel (i used pliers ) to cut the mesh on the to, it improve drastically the air floww

[@dabegmister]

I forgot what brand my cooling fan was but it's only $25 and it keeps my Asus hero strix laptop like 10° Celsius cooler in some circumstances thanks to its great ventilation system

[@rikiyame]

Targus Laptop Chill Mat worked extremely well for my Lenovo and MSI laptops. I don't even use the fans but the elevation allows the laptop fans better flow.

[@1Stunna2323]

It’s funny how the company misspelled Cooler to Coorel and decided to just go with it.

[@petrolhead9702]

Dawid,at first I liked your vids they were entertaining but for the past 3 months you really stepped up your game to the point I actually got bored of a LTT vid and saw your new vid and got really excited.Keep up the good work man you have become a legend.

[@RyCryst]

I bought a Cooler master one with 1 big fan and USB pass through for my laptop. It actually works great. Dropped my temps by about 10-15c

[@spacemarine8289]

Dude, it helps if the laptop actually has decent sized vents, a MacBook for example wouldn't work.

[@1deadly187]

I like the sweet adjust-ability derived from a pool-side lounge chair........

[@CaveyMoth]

So high tech.

[@sandywoolf2883]

Video is very good. Not long ago, I bought a renhotecic brand computer cooling pad, and after using it for a while, the effect felt ok. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare one.

[@robertthompson728]

That's 2 more vids. 1 ~ Dawid Builds Tech Cooler Stuff, then, 2 ~ Dawid Sets His DIY Tech Pile on fire. Go go Gadget Dawid!

[@dropstone84]

I would love to see you make your personalised laptop cooler. Keep it up

[@wallonthefloor]

@3:08 he screws up the video, should have a desktop clamped usb strip and plug that into an ac power adapter, you are going to make your laptop hotter and use more battery plugging it directly into it.

[@stevejolly8231]

I have an even more basic, but similar thing, and I really like it for use on my actual lap. Means I can game on the couch without either me or my laptop becoming inappropriately hot and sweaty

[@originalsynestir]

The fact that you kept saying "coorel" had me laughing the whole video haha. I would LOVE to see a noctua version of that, genuinely curious if it would do much. To my knowledge most laptop coolers perform about like this one

[@bishop5400]

Yep we had the same issue our house with an ASUS gaming laptop The thing was like a furnace, The laptop cooler we had made very little difference, we even tried to stick a couple of freezer packets underneath the laptop while gaming.

[@henryponds9071]

the fans on the bottom of a laptop pull air in, and the fans on the laptop cooler should push air in to the laptop, but they were PULLING air. Seems backwards to me

[@moonbladem]

I'm still happy with my MSI gaming laptop. Lots of air vents on the bottom so it doesn't overheat like my other laptops used to. And yes please on your homemade laptop cooler! Would love to see it!

[@theBoomerDoomer]

I've not found a better laptop cooling/podium than the Road Tools Podium Cool Pad I bought for my insanely hot 2003 G4 PowerBook when I was in college. I still use it... 18 years later.

[@Ronxioqk]

I was about to buy a fan cooler pad but after watching this video I don't know whether to buy one and which is the best one out there.

[@shaynecarter-murray3127]

Definitely make a Noctua version. I'd love to see the whole build and the effect

[@jennifermoore2593]

7. Seven other videos before i found someone whom knows what he is saying. you have my subscription and thumbs up Dawid

[@konijnization]

Probably works better if you remove the insulating layer in the back. That layer is there to prevent burning your legs when you use it on your lap but it does so by reducing thermal transfer.

[@trooper2708]

I like how it was initially a spelling mistake but then they made it into the product name 'coorel'

[@ericdeltoro8484]

I built my own laptop cooling pad with an perforated laptop holder, four 80mm Enermax fans, and a cheap four channel Kingwin fan controller. It actually made a difference cooling my old Clevo P750TM1-G with a 8700K and a 1070.

[@sffboi]

Entertaining and informative as always! Would love to see the beast mode Noctua version of this

[@randyharrigan4790]

please make one! Dawid makes tech stuff needs to be a thing lolol

[@LW0001]

Should use those fans they use in rack-mounted servers for your laptop chiller. You’ll have some very thinly sliced flies and permanent hearing damage.

[@rybug]

I know you aren't going to see this but i just built my first pc with your tutorial and honestly it helped a ton. I still had to do a bit more research for the gpu bit I got through without stage 4 herpes or a heart attack from stress, lol

[@ZZXxMr]

Laptop cooler performance is entirely depend on the ventilation you have on the back of the laptop. If the fans is aligned with the laptop ventilation, it does help a lot..

[@MLWJ1993]

I honestly think putting a waterblock in that stand makes more of a difference for leading away heat. Otherwise maybe with the bottom of the laptop open to allow more direct airflow on the components inside the laptop.

[@sermon1000]

Hey Dawid, here is a challenge - how would you cool a laptop that has no underside vent? (like a Macbook or...more interestingly... the laptop I game on... a Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020 - NVIDIA GeForce MX250, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM, 10th Gen i7). You hear of special heat conducting mats or even the Klim Cool Air Vacuum Exhaust USB....Check it out! What are your thoughts?

[@tayduatrinhcoi]

I'm pretty sure Dawid was standing behind me like me junior high teacher when I was browsing for a laptop cooler just this noon.

[@rocketman179]

you should do this test with a laptop that has more mesh/grill on the bottom like rog or msi laptops

[@BurtSampson]

I like how they left the typo in their product name.

[@beary963]

I have one like this, it actually takes of about *10 of my temps and is very useful.

[@Pirangunter21]

wait the design looks very similiar to cooling laptop that I own and it's from different brand

[@warder52]

I would love to see a video with a high-performance cooling stand from a reputable brand, your home-made Noctua cooler, and this cheap one, and have a head-to-head comparison

[@fatherWolt]

I had a similar product to this probably 8 years ago almost that I used with my old HP pavilion that I used to “play” just cause, GTA IV and many many hours of TF2. It surprisingly helped keep me from burning my palms while gaming. Then I built a desktop and never looked back lol.