High Computer Temps Laptop

Bought this product for my Razer Blade 15. This laptop tends to have extremely high temps during gaming (95C+) and I wanted to find a way to get something that wasn't as obtrusive as a cooling pad. A friend recommended this product as they had bought one for their MBP saying that he felt like it worked. I haven't seen temps above 91C since and even 91 is rare and it does not stay there. I see on average about a 7C improvement, which is well worth the money to me as well as having a better height for my display. The product itself is really well made and the finishing is superb. I expect this to last me a lifetime or for as long as i'm using a laptop that fits on this stand.

For my use this is a high quality leather computer laptop case. It has all the compartments that I need for my business.

Looks good. A little confusing setting up temps high and low for each group.

You get exactly what you're paying for here, an exceptionally well-made metal and glass computer case with room for just about everything you could want to cram into it. There are plenty to glowing reviews of this case elsewhere so I'll spare the redundant praise. The only issue I've come across I've never seen talked about elsewhere is the hard drive cages can hold heat pretty well so you can see temps approaching the upper limit of safe operating temperatures for disk drives pretty quickly. An 80mm fan on top to pull air through works well enough to keep temps down.

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.

I used the tool to assemble a Laptop computer.

The best rtx 4090 out there! Super high over chocks, very low temps below 68C at max power. Truly the greatest graphics card I've had in 20 years!!

I specifically went with this not only because of the better price, but because of the lower operating temps - even with the high speeds. Western Digital and Samsung either had slightly higher operating temperature ranges when under load or were not quite as fast in speed. This works flawlessly, stays cool, and operates at the rated speeds. I use this in a Dell XPS 17 9700 which runs fanless most of the time except if there is a bit of heat generated from maxxing out the ram, or heating the M.2 ssd. If transferring a very large set of files like 500gb or 1tb, then it may get a little toasty for a moment enough to run the fans. Otherwise, it seems to stay quite cool for regular use or file chunks here and there. I tend to get more than I need when it comes to memory so it can last much longer, so I am only using 1/4 of the capacity as a primary drive.

Mind that there are East Coast and West Coast tapes for high and low temps. For normal temp use standard Pro Gaff is about the best tape there is. Do not skimp on gaff tape. Rosco also makes good tapes and Shurtape is the gold standard.

Laptop runs better than the 8 GB that my computer came with that was running.