Convert Heat To Electricity Cooling

I couldn't really ask for more. The titanium efficiency passive cooling have really lowered my case temperature and even in a case without much cooling (2 fans intake and 1 outtake with the top open and removed all dust covers). I have this PSU under a shroud so the heat goes out the back. My temperatures went down 20-30 degrees on average celsius on both CPU and GPU. Previously I had a bronze power supply and it generated so much heat I was unable to keep the side of the case on or it would overheat. So if you have a similar need of a good PSU do not underestimate how much heat is a factor that I completely ignored before. I would never buy anything under platinum rated again. The prime line is definitely worth it over the focus series, but I would probably go for a fanless one.

The fan is a lot quieter than I expected (even on high). I film a lot in my garage and the Texas heat was really pushing the heat limit on my XH2. The cooling fan seems to help a lot. It does get a little hard to maneuver the screen if you have the fan on, and a microphone and power cable attached to the camera, but it is needed for the cooling capabilities so all in all a good buy.

I had the 12400 and the 12400F, both heat a lot, nothing has changed with this model, you seriously need a good cooling solution for the 12th gen CPUs.

I had an issue with my laptop over heating and shutting down. Once I had this cooling pad in place my laptop has not shutdown because of heat.

I'm a convert.

Is the device works on the 220-volt electricity

What is orange, 15', and great for electricity? ...this stinger.

Needed something easy to manage without electricity. This worked perfectly.

I love that it uses less electricity and it's not as hot as incandescent lights. It's daylight balance too.

successfully routes electricity from an outlet to a laptop, as advertised