Internal SATA cooling drive

version 1(Suck the hot air out)
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version 2(push cool air)
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I wonder did any 1 try this before ?
Cooling down the laptop ....
Not sure how effective it is but some of the customer from China review that can reduce 10C and 5C
Have two version ,1 is suck the hot air out another is push cool air


original link from China website :
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Looks nice, could help to cool down the equipment - when the air flow isn't disturbed by the device(push cool air in device)

 

It's an interesting idea if you don't need the bay for a drive. Lenovo do something similar with the Y500. You can put an optical drive, another GPU in SLI or a fan module in the ultrabay. Problem with that is if you do have the second GPU in there, that would be when the extra cooling would be of most benefit, and you can't have both.
If you do give it a go, let us know how well it works.

 

if you have a clevo with the bay on the right... not sure if it would be comfortable when the hot air blows to your hand

 

there is no need hot air to blow out , if you refer to the 2th link .... there is blow the cold air into the laptop

 

Yes, that would make more sense. Normally the air is sucked in the base and blown out the back through the heatsink thereby cooling the heatsink. Having it blow out the side would decrease the volume of air cooling the heatsink.

 

Now if it had an adjustable heatpipe that you could route through to a heatsink to make contact it would be interesting, but otherwise it's doing nothing but getting in the way.

 

their function and operation concept look similary to the notebook cooler .....

 

Which have no impact on high end machines unless you do some serious modifications.