Good day people,
Considering the fact that we are packing hot hardware (pun intended) inside a small chassis here, I have a couple of questions:
1. Do we have any resources on whether the stock cooler would work well with, let us say, a direct die plate or do we have a water cooling capable heatsink block in the market?
2. What about GPU cooling? Do we have other options than a repaste?
PS: This is just for satiating my curiosity and of course understanding whether we currently have such options. I would possibly go down that route later though.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
You could try twaking the thermal pads and mounting with the likes of paper clips to adjust pressure. With the fit just right you can consider liquid metal at that point.
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No, the heatsink wont make contact, it would rest in the retention bracket. Even if you take out the retention bracket and use pressure to mount the cpu, it still will not make contact, as the vrm portion on the heatsink has a height offset.
You'd be better of with a delidded copper ihs and LM, and not resealing it.Notebookbackbreaker likes this. -
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Even if you use a copper shim to fill that gap, you'd get worse cpu temps, as there would be a hotspot. Because now instead of spreading the heat between the heatpipes, you'd have 1-2 heatpipes try and carry all that heat.
As per copper ihs, I haven't used the RockIT one, I have this one.Notebookbackbreaker likes this. -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
The Rockit CU latest one is a little taller and can help IIRC
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I found this @jc_denton and @Meaker@Sager,
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10.1-c.w4004-17857532552.12.7d3b6d3cEIcKf5&id=596092315574
Do you think something like this could be minimally intrusive and work better when I am tethered?jc_denton likes this. -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
You would have to cut the casing and have quick release fittings to make it mobile.
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But you can't argue with the cool factor in having a watercooled laptop, and if you do it right, meaning leak test it very thoroughly and make sure to do some redundancy, it's pretty neat. In the end you got to weight in what you use this laptop for vs what the mods will give you.
I think most of us here started somewhere, and gradually worked on these laptops as a project car. So my advice would be, start "small" with something like LM or a delid and go from there.Papusan likes this. -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I'm doing the same with my car, got the wheels returned, then a tune, then a new sterio head unit and intake lol.
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I remember when Meaker overclocked his car.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I have done this one too.
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Dayum meak. wow. I have a car giving me a paltry 67 horses. lol.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Lol, not huge in the grand scheme of things but the target for me is to get it to 240hp when I'm finished. Plenty for the road really at around 200bhp/ton.
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_deadbydawn_ Notebook Evangelist
now my question: since this notebook has a one-pice heatsink, woulnd't it make some Kind of bad contact after using this cu ihs, since it's not evenly mounted from gpu to cpu? i don't recieved the notebook yet, otherwise i would have testet already -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It all depends on the fit, you'll have to experiment with pad placements etc.
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totally forgot about pad placement possibility. thx man!
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
No problem, it's super important for this sort if thing.
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Cooling options on P751TM1-G
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Notebookbackbreaker, Jul 30, 2019.