Custom Cooling plate for XMG P720 (P370EM)

Hello everybodyyyyy !

i recently designed a new cooling plate for the mySN XMG P720 (P370EM)
I'll add 2 fan (like Scyth Slipstream 1200) that can operate on 5V USB or variable 3V-12V connected on the power outlet
It will be manufactured in aluminum and painted in black (or different colour )

 

I made this in my garage a few months back and it works great. It is made from 3/4" pine stock. That slight height difference promotes much better airflow and cooling for my NP6350, especially because it only has one rear vent. The other vents are located at he bottom of the notebook, and if it's not raised off the work surface it is restricted. My GPU overclocked doesn't go above 64° C and my processor's cores all stay around 67°-70° C while gaming. It cost me nothing in materials because it was scrap I had laying around my shop, and it only took me about an hour to construct. Cutting the grooves with a router was the most time consuming part, but I decided that they were worth the extra effort. There are endless designs and configurations for notebook cooling, and the simple ones can be made at little to no cost.

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niiiice piece of hardware indeed! good job

and the OP's design looks promising as well

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thanks
i forgot to say, this plate will replace the existing one
and i'll add a lot of heatsink on the heat pipe

 

Nice! Is there a chance to get something like that for the p170hm model?

 

when will you be taking orders KisSme

 

lol
if i have time after to do this one, i'll could try to design another for the P1X0HM/EM/(SM in the future)
I'll try to test different ventilation system like watercooling with an external variable 3-12V DC electric power
in first i'll try with a basic air-cooling with additional heat sink

 

Sounds awesome mate keep up the Good work!

 

i hope i'll receive the finished part (in RC4 version) this week :-D
at first, there is no ventilation grids

 

Very nice design. Please do keep us posted on how it goes and report temps when you have a chance.

 

of course !
actually i'm waiting for quotes that, maybe, i'll receive it today
i added a few modifications that will improve the 3 existing fan's airflow
i'll painted it on black chrome (i think)

 

hello here !

juste for information, today, i receive 3 quotes
it cost too much for me at the moment (220€ !)
i'll try others brands tomorrow...

 

Latest version !



IIt's very expensive to manufature this part...
I'm allowed to wait the end of April...

 

hi ,
need to remedy the problem of dust, dust will kill your hardware, it's not desktop!

 

don't worry !
the dust can't enter inside
there will be dust filters (that you can use on HVAC systems) every where

like this :

 

If you are running the overclocks requiring this sort of mod, a regular cleaning plan should not be an issue

 

I'm not worried, so housing is built to ensure optimum ventilation, modifying the housing of other forces the circuit, it means that the body will be too much air, how to handle this I do not know, the number must be varied in the housing, it must be negative pressure , or cook some bridge

 

a litle update with the latest plate
i'll order this part for the last 2 weeks

 

looks out of this world

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here is the latest prototype design for the new plat
actualy in production and it's entirely in aluminum !
for information, it costs about 500€ for a sample... (very expensive !)

 

Ouch! Hope it fits and looks good

 

hehehe
i'm realy very exited to test it !

 

The laptop draws air not only from the bottom but also from the top. IMHO, if you increase the size of the inlet at the bottom you will reduce the negative pressure at the top, what increase the temperature of some components such as CPU voltage regulator and PCH located under the keyboard.

 

I believe they will be helped by the other parts on the opposite side running cooler and the pcb being cooler.

 

Meaker's deduction is correct
There will be 2 additionnal fan as i sayed on my first post and it will help to reduce the general ambient temperature

 

Looking good! I have a similar project in development (although I have the luxury of manufacturing it largely myself!)

 

Very good !
It will be a pleasure if you share your project's details with us

 

So im just sitting here waiting for pictures of the final product

 

well ...
we have a little problem on my company's machines and we haven't received the new digital machines at this time :'(
I have 5 quote provided by five different company and the most interesting is the one proposed by a japanese company
it costs about 250€ for the first prototype
i'm wainting for my next pay ship

PS : if someone is able to realize this plate, I'm ready to submit plans made ​​on solidworks 2013

 

250€ for the first prototype is alot lol.

Id just waterjet out the pieces out and screw it all together and call it

 

250€ is not expensive for a prototype version, because itwill be producted with a large workforce
after conclusive tests, the first RC part should cost less expensive on a manufacture chain
you should paid only once large workforce for all product
i think it should be product for between 50€ and 100€ for one plat

 

Prototypes are always expensive since fixed costs get slapped on a single unit.