These are JUNK, buy this instead | Klim VS IETS GT500 Laptop Cooolers

[@christopherdedeck]

The SSDs using Disk Drill is in Fahrenheit and the rest using MSI Afterburner is in Celsius! Sorry for the confusion my friends!

[@OhioBoii330]

I meannn... i use both a cooling pad and one of these. They work okay to exhaust some heat. But, depending on which brand and model you have, with a little bit of simple modifications, you can turn them around and blow cooler air directly onto the top of the motherboard. The laptop coolers that go beneath the laptops can only blow air onto the bottom side of your motherboard. It does help, but if you use a cooler to cool the bottom of the motherboard and one of those exhaust fans, by turning it around you can blow cooling air onto the top of the board. If you really wanna cool down your laptop as much as possible, then I would recommend getting a decent cooling pad and 2 of these exhaust fans. I would use one fan on one side to blow cool air onto the top of the board and use the other as an exhaust on the other side. Orrr you could blow cool air into it with both fans or even use both fans to exhaust the hot air.

[@MrWadupwadup]

I've had one of these dangling coolers for my old work non gpu laptop and it helps drop the temps by 10 degrees on average. The cooling tech in these newer gaming laptops seems to be better though.😊

[@christopherdedeck]

I think it has to do with the speed of the fans in your laptop. The dangly things probably had faster fans

[@LenSight35]

my question is.... why did you connect your vacuum cooler to the USB port of your Laptop? if you do, it will consume power from your device. it stresses your laptop battery which may increase the temperature as well.

[@Worfalak]

I dont know why you are pushing so much for ssd temps when they are the less important overall when it comes to laptops. SSD 's are generaly next to the heatsink and catch a lot of pasive heat . I have ssd's that work at 87 degrees under load whit no problem and no seeable performance loss for well over 2 years now. GPU and CPU should not go over 85 degrees , since most laptops share 2 or more heat pipes between the CPU and GPU , witch means that if one gets hot the other one gets hotter as well , and its a known fact that Nvidia GPU's thermal throttle at 87 degrees ,point where you actualy lose performance , while intel CPU's thermal throttle at 95 degrees . Heat is normal for a laptop , its best to manage and keep under control CPU and GPU temps , SSD's are not so much of a issue even if they ''thermal throttle'' the performance loss on them is so minimal its bearly visible , and in any case even if hot or not , SSD's generaly lose performance per data writen /space ocupied.

[@hta3139]

I have an Acer nitro 5 (5800H/RTX3060), I have similar a exhaust fan like these, mine is Opolar LC06. Long story short: instead of putting the fan on the side, put it in the rear vent and the CPU (my GPU temp is well under 80oC normally) temp will decrease several degree, at least it works for me.

[@condorX2]

Gt500 for laptop. Those exhaust thing for external Hdd 😁

[@fardinhasan1543]

the video is total mess buddy. the temps you showing is hardly seen... try to show those number by zoom in or scenshots..do whatyou like... make them look Kristal klear.

[@biblereadingmum1239]

I have a cooling pad that doubles as a laptop stand. Alot better than those janky plane wing looking things

[@christopherdedeck]

Exactly. Just lifting the laptop off the table is a big deal

[@xxevildoctorxx2162]

I recommend getting the IETS 500, during very intense gameplay with the highest settings, laptop never had thermal throttle and sits around 80C-89C, Light gameplay would be around 50C-60C. Idle can go to 30C -40C

[@perialis2970]

Holy shit -89 degrees?😂

[@xxevildoctorxx2162]

@@perialis2970 ? I stated 80 to 89, which can be abbreviated with the - to represent a range of numbers. It is that high because of Ultra Settings on some games I play

[@NotBorno]

the new llano cooling pad apparently performs a bit better. but they are expensive af so I'm sticking with my aluminum stand xD

[@abdutawil6121]

​@@perialis2970 While gaming my laptop sits at 94°C 😂

[@doc.7874]

I think you tested it wrong, or maybe you don't deep dive to the mechanic of how this vacuum work so I think you are misunderstood about the vacuum's effect. Im not a pros about those fan or anything but I do tested out pretty much. So basically, there are 2 main reason to make this vacuum work right. 1, You put it in less-effecence slots, I know there are alot of people testing it from sides but practically if you put it in the back slots, its work perfectly. 2, Your temp aren't hot enough 🥵 65 - 70 degree for a laptop gaming was totally fine. And the point is, the vacuum not for reduce the temp, it only suck the heat out your laptop fan not strong enough, that 60 degree was from the temp of cpu, not the heat. Your temp need to be harder to make the vacumn work. And so, your test, was pointless, the game to light, the heat already loveable, thats prove nothing, you need to go harder, I think around 90 degree will do. And if anyone wonder my test, I go on Acer Aspire 7, get on God of War 2018, open PredatorSense (to Max my laptop Fan speed), from 85 degree to 75 (CPU) and pretty stable at that for the whole game ( My vacuum was CoolCold Cooler V6 Pro, 4500 Rpm, just a cheap one but work fine, I heard that get one from Voilio with 5000 Rpm will work even better )

[@Kiss__Kiss]

Can the IETS GT500 be used with the Alienware M15 R7? Would like to close the laptop lid as I use an external monitor & KB. Or would I still have to keep the lip open?

[@christopherdedeck]

It depends where your exhaust and intake is.

[@Kiss__Kiss]

@@christopherdedeck Thanks for your reply. Intake is above the keyboard. Exhaust is in the rear as well as on the sides, and bottom, surprisingly. Or at least the bottom holes are where the fans are exposed.

[@egorcheban9579]

@@Kiss__Kiss ive never seen a laptop with exhaust on bottom. its (almost always?) entry for the air. i have myself an alienware and the intake is bottom and upper sides and exhaust are on the sides and at the back

[@NotBorno]

i used a cooling pad that worked as a stand. recently switched to an aluminum stand because the plastic support broke on the cooling pad. aluminum stand is cheaper and provides similar results

[@eucharistenjoyer]

IETS has some of those vacuum coolers for the side as well (I'm not sure about the name). Mine doesn't reduce temps that much, but I think if one can get it properly snug (maybe something done out of sponge would allow for less air leak) it'd reduce a whole lot more.

[@Opinions0022]

Pretty sure your exhausts are on the back bud..

[@afkfarm7446]

man are the ssd temp in F or C cause, if its in C, god never seen this temps in my life

[@christopherdedeck]

The SSDs are Fahrenheit. In Celsius, my SSDs would be melted 😅

[@matthewreid1776]

lol thanks for the review, saved me some money

[@wotwot6868]

Laptop built in cooling solution is junk. Same situation as Smartphones. You get better and more expensive hardware only to be gimped..

[@christopherdedeck]

@@itachisasku with my RTX 3080, it used a lot of power in such a slim laptop casing. The thicker the case, more airflow.

[@swish-noodlestasty8519]

the reason there using one becuase most laptops(high end) overheat on the cpu but not the gpu when using full fan power with full overclock

[@NvyZero]

A book wouldve been better

[@christopherdedeck]

ehh, a book only does so much. If you have a laptop with weak fans, the laptop may need a bit of help that a book wouldn’t be able to do

[@NatorDM]

Plug that usb power cable for the device into the wall that way it's not taking power from your laptop.

[@joshchacko7729]

Thanks man.

[@LaxinPlays]

Another KZbinr was born. Keep it up. Thanks for this video.

[@christopherdedeck]

Much love my friend, thank you!

[@prince_cobra]

Your tests are based on marketing 😅

[@gamebeginner15]

My tuf a 17 have 2 57000rpm fan

[@ayrtonayarzaramos1435]

It really depends on how many RPM your version is.

[@modrribaz1691]

I think these gadgets only works if they break an airflow loop or if their fans act as a replacement for a laptop's venting fan, first scenario being uncommon, while the latter is rather rare.

[@MichaelHarto]

Use the ones with heat sensor like opolar vacuum cooling fans. It has better seal and it just works better.

[@christopherdedeck]

The issue with these fans is that they are unable to pull more air than what my laptop is already pushing out

[@leexy3395]

We have exact model just mine is color blue and tbh this thing has made no difference on my laptop temperature too at all, People claiming this have reduce their temps a significantly which for my experience it didn't My laptop its still cooking itself. So if you guys have plans buying this thing Please don't! it just a waste of time and money. I recommend Just buy one of this laptop cooler 2:23 they really do well perfect job like it shown in the video. Edit: btw my laptop is an old ACER V5 - 552 But I'm not using it anymore I finally built my own PC

[@christopherdedeck]

Congrats on building your PC! I agree. These things really do nothing unless your fans are extremely weak. I should be reviewing a laptop cooler with a peltier cooler built in it soon, excited to see if that will perform better than the IETS

[@jorenpatalay5245]

How did u mount the iets?!

[@vladimirdobrinkov1761]

My ssd goes up to 75c lmao. I really need a high end cooleer or maybe to underollt the CPU idk

[@christopherdedeck]

I would grabt the IETS Gt500 and perhaps install copper shieldins onto your SSDs

[@slate4278]

first of all Msi creator are not meant for gaming lmao! they are for Work only

[@christopherdedeck]

Ehh

[@chrisgeorgiou301]

Kinda hard to switch between Farenheit and Celsius. I use Celsius but please have it be the same all around so it doesn't get confusing.

[@christopherdedeck]

I’ll keep that in mind for my next test. I should have thought about it. The SSDs are Fahrenheit and the MSI Afterburner is using Celsius. Thanks for watching anyways!

[@LindseyandCaleb]

Cool test 😉

[@christopherdedeck]

Appreciate it man! I was hoping much more form these suckers

[@rflett5797]

I also recommend the IETS GT500. Last summer the ambient temps were around 80+ F and the Legion 5 was idling in mid 60s C to low 70s C. This summer ambient temps are about the same and with the IETS GT500 the Legion 5 is idling at mid 40s C low 50s C. The thing may be a bit expensive but it is well worth it.

[@christopherdedeck]

It is definitely worth the cost and the noise, I agree!

[@rouge29]

Would vouch for this, also there is a new model Gt600 but I am using Gt500 v2 5k rpm hub+RGB. Cools up my thin gaming laptop

[@christopherdedeck]

I’ll have to look into the GT600! Thanks for letting me know!

[@kalampag1255]

Depends on the laptop. I have iets gt202 and it works on my 1 laptop while it doesnt work on my other laptop which is a gaming laptop. it just blocks the air since the built in fan is much faster than the vacuum fan, isntead of sucking hot air, it only blocks it.