Water Cooled Laptop, MSI GP66
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2023
- This is an overview on my custom hybrid cooled MSI GP66 11UH. The laptop is able to function using water cooling OR air cooling. This allows it to remain mobile and functional while also having the potential to run up to 20* cooler and completely silently. All games shown are using the Ultra settings, RXT where able, no V Sync, no motion blur, and no dept of field. Additionally, all are running in 1080p, as this is the laptop's monitor resolution.
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nice work man, love seeing those temps during gameplay.
Thank you! I upgraded the screen to 1440p from 1080 so it isnt quite as cool now, but it still only peaks at about 60* GPU in Metro Exodus.
bro those temps in metro are almost the same what i have right now while watching this video, that's nuts
I think the same thing all the time whenever I’m running the laptop on air cooling instead of water. They’re still taking it with me to work pretty regularly. Believe the radiator at home. I look at the temps. I’m like “oh crap, they’re so so high right now!… wait a second”.
What a healthy processor 😁 Nice work!
Damn mate i want brain like yours, this is amazing i wish i could do something like this on my asus rog strix scar cuz my laptop overheats like hell. 👍 awesome job
this shit is so goofy lmao but this is a really cool concept, the final stand looks clean asf. Good job
3:13, laptop CPU constantly hit 96C while gaming , this setup will be much useful for people who live in hot tropical area.
Very cool stuff. :)
Thank you! Seeing how your Neo are done was a huge inspiration for this project. When I get around to upgrading from the GP66 Ill almost certainly be coming your way!
Where i can buy it? :(((
Great job!
Thank you!
What a mad lad! If temps are this low I would try shunt modding the gpu.
Sick project tho
Thanks! The GPU is actually shunt modded with a .003 ohm resistor from the stock .005 ohm. It pulls roughy 175w peak and can sustain 2045mhz all day with no problems.
www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/s/4tuOqayG6Y
@@sloreo8278 how can the laptop give so much power? did you buy a more powerfull charger or did you modify anything else on the motherboard?
@@XavierKranendonk-rx5yt Just the shunt mod. The power brick is stock as well as everything else.
An amazing project for sure. The scores and benches are great, but I'd personally be more interested in the how-to. Where did you get/make that custom heat pipe? Where do you get those no leak fittings from? Did you solder or glue? All those kinds of things. Teach us Obo-Wan.
Hey! So the absolute best how to you're going to find is 3DAndStuff's video from a few months ago. We both took the idea from XMG and integrated it into our laptops. His video already covered exactly what I did other than hand bending the copper pipe which was why I didn't feel the need to make one myself when such a great video was already available!
ruclips.net/video/E_8674ll-OE/видео.html
The QDC fittings are from Koolance but have been discontinued (like a week after I got them). Im sure they will have similar ones available if you go through their catalogue but I haven't seen the same set with 1/4" barbs other than the ones I got.
Hey man. Any chance you'd sell such a custom cooled laptop? Interested in buying one. Such amazing work you did there. Any way to contact u? Best regards
I did a commission build back in January, but because of the cost and my lack of ability to give any kind of warranty or protection if anything goes wrong, I’m very hesitant to do them.
Fucking masterpiece 🙏
If I had the tools to solder I'd consider doing this on my gf66. Pretty cool project.
Im currently working on a second version of this and trying to avoid using solder. If it works out Ill make another video and let you know!
Got a new video together on a different method of doing this that is much safer and requires no soldering if you want to check it out.
ruclips.net/video/7rS71hm3_f4/видео.html
@@sloreo8278 Cheers, will take a gander.
Laptoo still has a good temps without the water cooler but still nice work
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Thank you, but don't get your hopes up much 😅 I rarely make any videos.
This is what I want to do to my gs66 or at least stick an aio cooler onto the pipes with a hole cut into the bottom lol
Especially since one GPU fan died and the gt500 sometimes isn't enough with my swapped vbios and overclock
Hi, I want to do this mod too but I can't figure out how to connect the quick disconnect fittings to the copper tubes in the laptop. I'm using 1/4" copper tubes from an air conditioner that's been shaped to fit inside the laptop.
The way I did it to begin with was I soldered on 90* 1/4" barbed fittings and used Koolance's 1/4" barbed fittings. I then printed a bracket to use the bulkhead feature of the fittings to secure them.
What I plan to do to upgrade the GP 66 soon to make it more serviceable for if it needs to be cleaned out will be to solder on 1/4 to G 1/4 fittings and use Koolance's threaded quick disconnects. This does run the risk of the fitting backing out over time but with routine checks and some liquid silicone to back up the O ring it wont be a concern.
Part of the issue with using 1/4" pipe I ran into was always finding fittings that would work. You may need to find something that just happens to have an ID that matches your pipe. If you look at the 0:10 mark on this video you can see that the fittings i used were actually 3/8" MPT to 1/4" barb (IIRC it has been about a year) but the ID of the threaded side matched the OD of my pipe, so I soldered it on.
This is NOT a correct size fitting, but it is an example of what I would recommend using so you can clean the loop or replace parts if needed www.grainger.com/product/1VLR7?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2295:4P7A1P:20501231&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAkp6tBhB5EiwANTCx1OZn9QVc3KWFVMthiouxhN4k-Y3UKuJ0LW-McFAZj7U_mFrUxDMYWxoCPTMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
If you wait until hopefully early next week I actually have a much easier to do method for water cooling a laptop I am working on now, but it will make the laptop much thicker than this method does.
www.reddit.com/r/watercooling/comments/197klcz/3d_printer_about_to_go_brrr_wip_32500_in_r23_78/?context=3
I cant thank Linus Tech Tips enough the inspiration on this! These three videos were the big kick off to give this a shot after trying to mod an IETS GT500 to be more quiet.
ruclips.net/video/A4HtrqVWH-k/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/zVrHDXbXjhM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/pt1jkv89Hws/видео.html
Can u explain how the original air cooling still work??
The water pipe is simply soldered onto it. The fans and heat pipes are still in the laptop, it just has an extra pipe fitted to it.
the water pipe is touching the cpu and gpu directly?
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Hey buddy, i need the parts list. I'm trying the same thing but integrated. Like get my undershell 3d printed with fitting space.
The parts list with links is in the description on this video of my second build ruclips.net/video/7rS71hm3_f4/видео.htmlsi=kSan_Rf_nLYp19xV .
This first version just used a 'PC Water Cooling" kit off of Amazon, an EK 240mm Radiator, and Phanteks T30 fans. The power supply is a 12v variable power supply with the barrel jack cut off and PWM connectors soldered in its place. I really recommend the second method for safety, but it is much more bulky than the soldered pipes sadly.