A desk integrating this would be awesome using aluminum sheet metal and plastic. I hate laptops but appreciate ingenuity for those who have them and need cooler temps.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Thanx man 😁

To reduce the fan noise, could place the fans under the desk and a duct up to your cooler box.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Dats a good idea. Thanks for your input

bro, this is awesome. You deserve more views.

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Thank u so much sir

Nice project! What you are Doing here Is creating higher pressure in the intake vents at the Bottom, keeping the top vents behind the PC free blowing hot air outside of the sistem. You are forcing a lot more air through the fans right? I want to do something similar, but having all vents (intake and out take) on the back, It Will be complicated, I Will have to build some internal ducting. I am worried about One thing, It could ruin and break the fans forcing so much more air pressure, making them spin so much faster than they are supposed to. Couldn't this be a problem? Did It work fine to your computer having air.intake sealed and forced with more air? Are Your fans stil workin fine anyway?

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Yes , you r right. The higher air pressure might be a thing to worry. Before doing all these I already thought about that. Here is what i did before making the cooling pad. I opened up the bottom of the laptop to get an idea of the internal air flow design. Now a days, all modern laptops are having fans connected to the heat pipes and heat sink fins, that radiate the heat by conduction and then by fan convection. So i have seen these fans are not actually pulling air through all over the internal components of the laptop. They simply take air from a nearby vent and cool the metal fins and throw out the air through another nearby vent. In my laptop i have seen the bottom part of the mother board is totally a flat PCB which is having no air connection with the fans. It's itself like a separating platform, with fan and the heat pipes on the other side. So i have no problem blowing air through the bottom vents of the laptop , as it will flow over lower part of the motherboard only , and will never interfere with the fans on the other side. I will suggest you to open up the bottom cover of your laptop and get an idea of your cooling system

That rog logo dayyuuum. Does this app work with tuf armory crate ?

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

yes it works with armoury crate

You should try with a Peltier cooler pushed against the back of the laptop. The fan will extract the surplus of hot air generated.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

yes you are right. I also thought about the peltier cooler, and even suggested it to a guy in this comment section only. But my only problem was, it itself will require an additional cooling fans on its hot side and also aluminum heat sinks.

@brianwest2775

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 Peltier is only 3 to 10% efficient, so to remove 20W of heat you have a 200W to 600W heater on your desk.

hey man, i’ve had this idea for a while but there’s one improvement i’ve thought of, having a stronger intake, getting cold air in will help pull hot air out

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

I think peltier cooler will be a good choice for u . U can make a small AC with it for cold air

@condorX2

2 жыл бұрын

I've notice sucking the hot air from the side grill is more important. I just put a mini fan next to the grill to help suck the hot air. My tempt stay at 50c with fan and 65 x without. I don't even need cooling pad. You just nerd to rise the laptop a few inch for better ventilation. I have a set just for my bed table while playing world of tanks blitz.

i've got an asus gaming laptop which gets real hot it has 2 fans, takes in air from bottom and puts out air from top( there is a grill near the hinge of keyboard and screen) so basically air comes from top so can i use this as im afraid it may screw up some components due to air pressure

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

Yes , you r right. The higher air pressure might be a thing to worry. Before doing all these I already thought about that. Here is what i did before making the cooling pad. I opened up the bottom of the laptop to get an idea of the internal air flow design. Now a days, all modern laptops are having fans connected to the heat pipes and heat sink fins, that radiate the heat by conduction and then by fan convection. So i have seen these fans are not actually pulling air through all over the internal components of the laptop. They simply take air from a nearby vent and cool the metal fins and throw out the air through another nearby vent. In my laptop i have seen the bottom part of the mother board is totally a flat PCB which is having no air connection with the fans. It's itself like a separating platform, with fan and the heat pipes on the other side. So i have no problem blowing air through the bottom vents of the laptop , as it will flow over lower part of the motherboard only , and will never interfere with the fans on the other side. I will suggest you to open up the bottom cover of your laptop and get an idea of your cooling system

Nice eyes candy setup. I've notice sucking the hot air from the side grill is more important. I just put a mini fan next to the grill to help suck the hot air. My tempt stay at 50c with fan and 65 x without. I don't even need cooling pad. You just nerd to rise the laptop a few inch for better ventilation. I have a set just for my bed table while playing world of tanks blitz.

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

for me, raising the laptop didn't helped that much. initially i was using that way only.

@condorX2

9 ай бұрын

@@sanmarine123 update. I got the IETS GT500 cooling pad

Hello sir. I absolutely loved this DIY. If this was made by some famous youtuber than people would have gone crazy over the solution. I wish this reaches more viewers. Can you please make a step by step video tutorial on how to build it from scratch for us complete dummies? Please also mention when or on what types of laptop vents this solution will not work. You were also talking about peltier cooler in another comment. Can we incorporate that for even better cooling? Or only that cooling system alone? We will be eagerly waiting for it sir.

Amazing diy bhai Yhe pc fan kitne voltage ke hain and esse kitne % heat kam hue

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Sab kuch 12v pe chalta hai. Around 15 to 20 % ka heat drop hota hai

If i insert and remove keyboard and mouse from my laptop port 3 4 times a day isn't it gonna damage both port and usb s ?? If yes what should i do ?

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Yes , over a long period of time , it's definitely gonna damage your usb ports. Here is what i do: buy a wireless keyboard and mouse combo. Preferably a model with a very small usb dongle (don't buy a model with pendrive size dongle 😋). Keep the dongle plugged into one of your usb port permanently. Logitech and dell will be a good choice.

will this design work with asus tuf a17..also I am thinking of using two fan design with PVC pipes..what kind of fans should I use and will it affect the internals components of the laptops

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

If your laptop is having sufficient number of air vents in the bottom cover, then it should work. But high air pressure might be a thing to worry. Before doing all these I already thought about that. Here is what i did before making the cooling pad. I opened up the bottom of the laptop to get an idea of the internal air flow design. Now a days, all modern laptops are having fans connected to the heat pipes and heat sink fins, that radiate the heat by conduction and then by fan convection. So i have seen these fans are not actually pulling air through all over the internal components of the laptop. They simply take air from a nearby vent and cool the metal fins and throw out the air through another nearby vent. In my laptop i have seen the bottom part of the mother board is totally a flat PCB which is having no air connection with the fans. It's itself is like a separating platform, with fan and the heat pipes on the other side. So i have no problem blowing air through the bottom vents of the laptop , as it will flow over lower part of the motherboard only , and will never interfere with the fans on the other side. I will suggest you to open up the bottom cover of your laptop and get an idea of your cooling system. And then proceed with this idea. U need not to make exactly same like me. The idea is to just create a high air pressure below the laptop to force air inside, through the vents. If you are using less fans, make sure to place those fans right below the vents, so that they can push air through.

@abhishekkumarmishra4314

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 ""If you are using less fans, make sure to place those fans right below the vents, so that they can push air through." yes a simple setup is in my mind ...i just want know if directly placing the fans below the bottom intake vents I safe or not...also what type of fan should I use

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

As i said , first see if your laptop is having sufficient vents in the bottom cover. If yes, Next see the internal design to make sure that , forcing the air through the bottom vents will not interfere with the working of the original inside fans. (See my previous reply to get an idea of the general internal design of modern laptops) If you r using 2 inch fans, i guess minimum 4 will be required. But if you use bigger fans, then 2 might be sufficient. U can buy these fans new or second hand from your local computer market. All runs on 12v dc.

Can you show by adding another vaccum laptop cooler on laptop using this diy cooler too

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Ok sir, will it in my next video

Awesome idea..😍

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Thank u sir 😊

Superb See the back vents of MSI GF65 i5 10gen those vents doesn't suck air via fan pls take a look at that Will this cooling pad even work on it ??

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

No problem sir. My laptop also does not suck air from the bottom plate, though it has vents like yours. This much is sure, if you force air through the vents, it will surely bring down the temperature. But before you do make sure to understand the internal design. I opened up my laptop to make sure that forcing air inside is not gonna interfere with the original operation of the inbuilt fans.

@vivekthakur513

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 can you check whether it interferes or not ?

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@vivekthakur513 ok ... Plz give me some time

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@vivekthakur513 i use simple mi bluetooth earbuds. But my friends use Sennheiser .... Its a bit expensive, but unmatched quality

@vivekthakur513

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 okay

Bro i think hot air will be in side

Which size of fans you will use and and RPM

@sanmarine123

Жыл бұрын

Maybe 2 inch fans. I am not sure , and right now i am not in home. The important thing is , size and rpm , does not matter. You just have to make sure all of the fans are same. And you have a power supply that can feed power properly to all of the fans.

That sheet/cover on the keyboard is another reason for heat build up. I hate this Bengali "thing" to put cover on everything, be it TV, be it any electronic device...

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

This bengali "thing" is not at all going to do any harm, at least not in this case. The Asus website shows, for this model, the side and back vents are used for air flow. In the asus website, they have even shown by animated photos , how this laptop takes in or blows out the cooling air. so the keyboard vents are nowhere used for ventilation.

air direction ?? power source pls iam gonna make it

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Air direction is outside to inside. Power supply is any 12 v Power supply with enough wattage to pull whatever u connect

First comment🙏🙏🙏 best video till now

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Thank u vai 😁😁

@priyanshupratik1566

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 game khelo to sahi bhai bas on karke chor diye ho tab to real temp difference pata chalega

Side ke 2 fans pura picce set karke... Cooling pad thoda jhuka sakte the from front side... Just an advice... But good diy bro.. 🔥👍

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

I thought about it. But it will make the screen to lean even backward, which i didn't want

darun go !!!

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

thank u so much

Bhai yehi video achha laga qki iss cooling pads me bohot power tha or ye rgb light bhi h

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro 😊

That's not heavy duty, you're just wasting power in terms of saving 3~5 C° (if plastic), if it's metal that's kinda good.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

What you are saying is correct. But it is not exactly what you think it is. There are vents under the laptop. So i am not doing surface cooling on the plastic body. I am forcing air inside , through the vents and doing a convection cooling on the motherboard surface. Moreover I have checked this also , that the forced airflow is not interfering with the air flow of the laptop fans. And for the power consumption, my design consumes about 24-30 watts of power. I agree , my only goal was to bring down the temperature. So i didn't cared much about power consumption. Becoz my idea was, a person who can buy a 1.25 lakh worth laptop and if he wants to cool it down, he wont be bothered about a consumption of 30 watt. Btw, its not a drop of 3~5°c .... I have shown, its around 10°c approximately

@InterlacedTech

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 i get that and i also know that there are vents, but i think that forcing air through a asus rog laptop is kinda hard because of the architecture inside, ventilation system, gpu and cpu heatsinks and the fans. So, pushing a force through a spinning fans may increase the rpm. That's not a hate comment I appreciate the idea and i find it useful, it's just you can improve the design by adding a peltier or something like by replacing the fans and using only 2 high rpm delta fans with one 5v 10W TEC-1 peltier module. Totally 30watts but better performance to power ratio

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@InterlacedTech I totally agree with you on the peltier cooler idea. I have suggested that myself to another person in this comment section only. Regarding the internal design of ROG laptops, I don't know about the other models, but mine i opened and checked. Here is what i did before making the cooling pad. I opened up the bottom of the laptop to get an idea of the internal air flow design. Now a days, all modern laptops are having fans connected to the heat pipes and heat sink fins, that radiate the heat by conduction and then by fan convection. So i have seen these fans are not actually pulling air through all over the internal components of the laptop. They simply take air from a nearby vent and cool the metal fins and throw out the air through another nearby vent. In my laptop i have seen the bottom part of the mother board is totally a flat PCB which is having no air connection with the fans. It's itself is like a separating platform, with fan and the heat pipes on the other side. So i have no problem blowing air through the bottom vents of the laptop , as it will flow over lower part of the motherboard only , and will never interfere with the fans on the other side.

👌🏼

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

😊

Bhai Darun

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Thanx dada .... 😁 .... Btw aj janlam tomar real name koushik 😁

@kaushikbhatta7467

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 HA HA HA.... Keep up the Good work.. love to see more DIY from you

which laptop model is it?

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

ASUS ROG Strix Scar 3

bro what's the laptop requirements for warzone?

@syedhumairahmed3892

3 жыл бұрын

Requires DirectX 12 compatible system. OS: Windows 7 64-Bit (SP1) or Windows 10 64-Bit. CPU: Intel Core i3-4340 or AMD FX-6300. Video: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 / GeForce GTX 1650 or Radeon HD 7950. RAM: 8GB RAM. HDD: 175GB HD space. Network: Broadband Internet connection. Sound Card: DirectX Compatible.

@aryanrastogi98

2 жыл бұрын

@@syedhumairahmed3892 is this minimum requirements?

Good job

@sanmarine123

Ай бұрын

Thank you sir 🙏🏽

Wowwww !!!!!! Its amazing !!! #yournewsubscriber

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ☺️

@raimachowdhury4304

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 It's my pleasure

How to clean the fans is my dillema.

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

just open the lapttop and use a new thin paint brush with gentle strokes. i do that way.

RGB adds more performance ;)

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

😆 more power consumption

@psycosocialarsh

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 who cares about that 😂

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@psycosocialarsh true as hell 😆

@qwertyuiopasdf160

2 жыл бұрын

50% more performance 😎

Bhai local shops pe kitne tak ka milega

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

1000-2000 mein bahut bekar type ka single ya double fan wala kuch mil jata hai. Bekar hai

@arnavarora2576

2 жыл бұрын

Reply

@arnavarora2576

2 жыл бұрын

Mei fans ki baat kr rha hu

@arnavarora2576

2 жыл бұрын

Jo aapne use kiye hai

@arnavarora2576

2 жыл бұрын

Reply

knsa software h yeh

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

ROG Armoury Crate

It just looks nice but technically it doesn't make any sense ur just placing a laptop on a box which has fans in the opposite direction

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Sir all of the fans work in same air direction. All of them pulls air from outside to inside and creates a high-pressure below the laptop, which forces more air to get inside the laptop through the bottom vents

Iska full video nhi dala

@sanmarine123

Жыл бұрын

Yehi full video hai .... Iske baad to mei continuous use kar raha hu. Average pe wohi 10 deg C ka difference hota hai .... Thoda sa upar nich hota hai kabhi kabhi around 2-3 deg

can i buy it ??

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry sir , i am using it ..... But i am honoured that u asked 😊

@hmody-fz5qd

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 thank you for answer me

Bhai agar asus rog lene ke bad bhi laptop cooling karni pade to hadd hi hai.

@sanmarine123

Жыл бұрын

Cooling pad to dell Alienware mein bhi chahiye hota hai .... Aur jo gaming desktop hote hai 2-3 lakh ka , usme to liquid cooler and radiator use karna padta hai .... Aur upar se ye to laptop hai , desktop se zayada compact hai ... Koi v laptop ka cooling efficiency desktop se kam hi hota hai .... To jaha desktop to liquid cooler chahiye , waha ek laptop ko cooling pad nahi chahiye ?

Looks good but does nothing...

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

Really ? Can u explain the 20 degrees of temperature drop ?

This is not how a cooling system works Without perfect airflow it's point less

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

sadly , the laptops are so compact, that perfect airflow like a desktop is not possible. so i forced extra air inside through the suction vents of the laptop. it does not affect the RPM of the laptop fans. I opened up the bottom of the laptop to get an idea of the internal air flow design. Now a days, all modern laptops are having fans connected to the heat pipes and heat sink fins, that radiate the heat by conduction and then by fan convection. So i have seen these fans are not actually pulling air through all over the internal components of the laptop. They simply take air from a nearby vent and cool the metal fins and throw out the air through another nearby vent. In my laptop i have seen the bottom part of the mother board is totally a flat PCB which is having no air connection with the fans. It's itself is like a separating platform, with fan and the heat pipes on the other side. So i have no problem blowing air through the bottom vents of the laptop , as it will flow over lower part of the motherboard only , and will never interfere with the fans on the other side.

@SUPREME_KING_

9 ай бұрын

@@sanmarine123 I didn't ask for a paragraph but my point is still valid i know what you are trying to achieve in that but you can do evern better

@sanmarine123

8 ай бұрын

@@SUPREME_KING_ without opening the laptop or without peltier cooler , how is it possible ?

@SUPREME_KING_

8 ай бұрын

@@sanmarine123 bro I don't want to argue like a fool so good luck with your content and use logic which making something airflow can make a aeroplane fly remember that and bye I won't massage you again it's waste of my time

@sanmarine123

8 ай бұрын

@@SUPREME_KING_ that's up to you dude. Seems like you are a quite knowledgeable guy. But yet somehow you are escaping the argument. Anyway, you brought up the point of aeroplanes, so i believe you are familiar with the concepts of wind tunnel or Bernoulli's principle

Very DIY and such also very inefficient cooling method with a high cost per Kilowatt

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Inefficient cooling method ? 🤣🤣 ... It reduces the temperature by 10⁰C .... I guess u have not understood the working principle of these fans

@mrgcav

2 жыл бұрын

​@@sanmarine123 Your whole premise is flawed. Sure, it will work.... But you designed the most expensive cooling solution possible. Sir, Do you know the definition of "efficiency?" Efficiency has nothing to do with the Delta reduction in temperature. It is inefficient because you are using more power in watts than the amount of heat you are removing in watts. Plus, you are paying for that power to run these 10 fans. It is ineffective if the bottom of the laptop remains in place as an insulator. Very energy wasteful for your modest -10°C (50°F) you claim gain. Then there is all that fan noise... Furthermore, via air cooling a -10°C (50°F) if very unlikely as you can not go sub-ambient with air cooling. Your laptop would have to be running in excess of 140°F @ 50%RH native to avoid condensation according to your numbers. Ambient room temp + 20% is the best you can achieve with air cooling. Thus your 46°C (78.8) at 7:34 means you ambient is no higher than 17°C (63°F) or the system is not warmed up yet. You do not seem dressed for 17°C (63°F). though this is an approximation, your numbers do not add up to your claim. I am an electrical engineer. So, I guess it is you who do not understand. A water to air cold plate would be way more efficient method of cooling. Running cold water is usually free in most cities. Plus it is silent. Water cooling is way more efficient than Air cooling. I use a copper 12"x 14" x 1/2" cold plate on my Asus Laptop, connected to: a free municipal water supply in the summer with no pump and a recycle loop with a small solar powered D5 pump to an 10"x 20"x 4" radiator placed outside my home in winter. My delta drop is up to 55°F in summer and Up to (varied with outside temp) 80° in freezing winter. I pay nothing to run it. I can go sub-freezing F in winter but then condensation is a problem. Now that is efficient and free. This is NOT a debate. I am just passing on the facts.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@mrgcav Hello sir. Thank you for your valuable insights into thermodynamics , global warming and our carbon footprint all into one. But you forgot to ask me first, do i even give damn about conservation of energy or wattage consumed : work done or "efficiency" in terms of energy consumed. I am only concerned about how many degrees i have managed to bring down. So i congratulate you on your perspective of efficiency and "green earth initiative" 😊

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrgcav Now here comes the 2nd part. Before i say anything, plz plz plz keep in mind, i have no intentions of insulting you or hurting you..... Judging by your words , perspective and vision i guess , though you are electrical engineer, you r associated with theories , designing or teaching kinda stuff. Becoz i am an electrical engineer as well. And i am associated in such a hardcore practical field, where i have to work on systems like radars and autopilots to 19k bhp engines and 50 tons of hydraulic cranes. .... Trust me friend , your theoretical insights of thermodynamics are of very little use in this real and practical world. So neither be so sure nor rely on all those theories and mathematics this much. Not only in thermodynamics, what's the use of those field theory, Fourier series, applied calculus and complex numbers when suddenly a 500 kw steering gear system starts overheating ? Those theories and mathematics are of very little help there. Becoz i was once like you only - "always going by the book" ..... Why i am saying you all these ? Bcoz , my system definitely brings down temperature by 10 to 20°c (90 to 70°c) even after operating at a room temperature of 30 to 35°c .... Now if u call this fake or faulty reading, that's a different story and i am not gonna argue on that.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrgcav and for the base of the laptop ..... Who said it acts as an insulator ? Yes its a plastic plate and plastic is a thermal insulator. But i thought , Already i have shown the vents under my laptop. I guess , u got confused between conduction and convection. I have used convection. By forcing air inside the laptop through bottom vents. Hence The plastic bottom plate never acts as an insulator. (Bcoz i am not using conduction). When i run those fans, air goes in through the bottom and comes out through the other top vents and keyboard as well. Another thing i forgot to mention, .... before forcing air inside the laptop, i have opened it and got familiar with the internal design so that the forced draft won't do any bad to it.

ARrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Remove that damn keyboard cover there are holes below the keyboard which allow air to get in and out. You're chocking the laptop.

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Yes i also thought about that. But the Asus website shows, for this model, the side and back vents are used for air flow. In asus website, they have shown by animated photos , how this laptop takes in or blows out the cooling air

@tanushadithiya7136

2 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 Photos != how it works bruh

@tdas777z

9 ай бұрын

@@sanmarine123 even if there is no vent; that cover on keyboard is blocking heat radiation.

@sanmarine123

9 ай бұрын

@@tdas777z Yes i also thought about that. But the Asus website shows, for this model, the side and back vents are used for air flow. In asus website, they have shown by animated photos , how this laptop takes in or blows out the cooling air

@qwertyuiopasdf160

Ай бұрын

the only laptops that do that are the ones with no visible intake vent, now a days no laptop intakes from the keyboard

ta tu ta tu bae koe ya

bas, khali 10 fans...aur 10 laga leta

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

yaar fan lagane mein itne mazein aa rahe the , ki jaga milta to aur 20 laga deta . aur apko invite karta hawa khane ke liye

@cbi6334

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 rehne de bhai mujhe hawa nehi khani hai..🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Didn make sence bro

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

all of the fans work in same air direction. All of them pulls air from outside to inside and creates a high-pressure below the laptop, which forces more air to get inside the laptop through the bottom vents Does it make sense now ?

@saadshaikh8470

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 making pressure on laptop isn't good,as far as I know being a hardware engg. it would be better if u make it to throw air outside

@sanmarine123

3 жыл бұрын

I agree , but that air pressure is not as violent as you think

@saadshaikh8470

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 ok boss

@saadshaikh8470

3 жыл бұрын

@@sanmarine123 is it working still. and how do u feel, is this really hepls to cool

juth bolta 87 ko 78 bolta

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

Are vai wo fluctuate karta hai

Waste of energy

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

And the cooling ?

झूट मत बोलना, तू शर|ब पीकर वीडियो बनाना हना

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

हर कोई आप जैसा शराबी नहीं होता

Wtf? This fool is playing games with a keyboard cover? Asus models breathe through keyboard too... Remove the cover while playing games

@sanmarine123

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I could post a photo here . I opened my laptop several times for cleaning or fitting new drive ..... There is no way it will breathe through the keyboard. The fans a on the other side of the motherboard, that is bottom side and it takes air only through the bottom vents