What you need to mention is that the cheaper coolers do NOT block dust. They are essentially pulling air and dust and shooting it into your laptop. This is very bad for the long term. Another thing to mention is how the fans in almost all laptops work. The air being pushed into the laptop has potential to be pushed it at the wrong angle actually damaging your laptops internal fans.
But the same happens without an external fan, the laptop coolers suck in the dust from underneath / the surrounding. And if you make sure your table is clean, the difference won't really be that bug.
The dust filtering is a major concern for people in high dust areas, keeping a clean table is not very effective unless the system is being used in a completely sealed room with air filtration. A dust filter on coolers should be a major concern for people getting laptops without a completely sealed room.
It'll get dust inside no matter what you do. Dust is present everywhere. We humans produce part of that dust. The important thing is to get the inside of the laptop cleaned at least every 6 months.
Great review! A couple things worth adding: In Canada, the Llano cooler is only ~$89 USD, whereas the GT500v2 is ~$135 USD making Llano the clear choice for Canadians. Also, the 16” Lenovo Legion laptops purportedly do much better with the Llano than they do with the GT500. When it comes to noise, I didn’t see if you mentioned what setting you had the cooling pads configured to - but it might be a good idea to test them all at their quietest setting. Even though the Llano can be quite loud at max, its min setting is relatively quiet and yields a whopping 18°C of cooling on a Lenovo Legion Slim 7.
Can’t thank you enough for the last time you did this talk about laptop coolers and I’m happy to hear that you still recommend the IETS! (What I ended up getting) Great video as always and keep up the great work!
I went llano and never looked back. Love this thing. To be fair though, it was a hard choice to pick between the two. It just so happened the llano was on sale for only 5 bucks more. :P
i consider Llano and IETS new coolers with the foam to seal any leaks and push the air only through the laptop as a break through in laptop cooling technology those things are are miles ahead of anything we had before, it looks so simple you dont even need 3+ fans or anything yet it works much better and there is a dust filter you never need to clean the laptop again only change paste
What I can not understand is why soo many cooling pads do not focus on putting fans specifically in the upper part where most modern laptops (like 2018 and onwards) have their intakes.
For me, Klim everest works great. It is cooling my laptop about 15-25 degrees (depends on the fan speed) and mode 1 and 2 are perfectly fine for gaming. It is just silent enough to still enjoy the game, and keep the laptop cool enough. Modes 3-4 are louder but still managable if you use headphones, and modes 5-max are just to quickly cool your laptop. Really cool pad in reasonable price and with 9 rgb modes. Victus 16-s0000 Ryzen 7840hs Rtx 4060 mobile tgp120
Thanks for your comprehensive review of practically all of the current cooling solutions available for laptops. For a future test, can you lower the noise level of all coolers to a specific level which they can all achieve (say 39 dB) and run your benchmarks. Do the more powerful (and more expensive) coolers still perform better or does the cooling performance narrow between units? Also it appears that the units with the foam seals perform better. Is it possible to take these foam pads off and place them on the other units to determine if the cheaper coolers perform better with a seal? Perhaps the most economical solution is a little DIY project where you buy a cheap cooler but find/buy some foam rubber and with a bit of double sided tape create a custom foam seal for your laptop. Something to consider for a future episode. Looking forward to more reviews!
Yes! The two big questions I also was pondering while watching this Matt's thorough review! I'm a DIYer, so I may see what I can do to get the 'flow rate' of various lower-priced pads, and mate the best one (or just pick the one that seemed to do the best overall IMHO) with a homemade foam seal, and see if there is an improvement. It's possible though that USB-powered fans won't hold up as well over the long haul in a 'forced flow' role, but it would be fun to test, and potentially rewarding.
@@fletcher969 you made a valid point that the USB-powered fans may not hold up well if there is a complete seal. Also some of these fans have a mesh surface which may not allow a complete seal but this simple customization may improve the cooling performance of the cheaper units.
they only perform better at full blast the ones with foam, i have the iets and im sending it back....its over 70db and that is hear piercing, yeah you can hear it with headphones! When you go to the bathroom or something and take your headphones off its so damn loud, if you live with other people they will not like this...yeah you can turn it down but then you don't get the cooling performance you are paying for. imo the cheaper ones are better and quiet and you done have to plug the pad into the wall!.
sending mine back, if you already have a very good cooling solution on your laptop, like on the leveno, strix, msi it wont help as much as you think and its loud, sure you can turn it down but then you dont get the performance you want. The cheaper options are better imo and thats what im going to replace it with
@@Amp_Edition i have a lenovo loq 15 and i limit the gpu temperature to 75° and it really keeps it very well but i want to help my laptop a little bit so it doesn't have to work too hard, so i was thinking about buying the IETS GT500 for its great performance... do you think it is a good buy in my case or maybe with a basic one is enough? (i live in an unventilated environment at ambient temperature of ≈23°)
@juansoto5012 I don't think the 500 would do much, for a your laptop, it's already doing pretty well on its own. ruclips.net/video/ok3HniDimSA/видео.htmlfeature=shared
To me one of the most important decision to make when buying a laptop cooler is to match the cooling fans position with the bottom vents of your laptop. So cool air can flow into your laptop.
I would say cooler is now more important than ever with the intel cpu issue no matter the cost. You might want to spend more to keep your cpu as low as possible
So.. I did get one and honestly, it really doesn't do that much. The problem is that it's a gaming laptop that already has dedicated cooling built in, so the main source of heat is from the sides.. i think I'd need to get a laptop cooling system that is specific to the laptop in this case.
Well, this accessories is meant to keep laptop cool and not overheating. Whether it's using x86 even ARM based processor. Despite ARM is efficient and run cooler, but it may get hot if it pushed to it's limit
I did some studying and the cheap ones are not going to do much and I feel like if your home doesn’t have really good air conditioning you need a good cooling pad with a real good fan so I’m gonna get the ets600 one it’s a really large fan and louder then normal but to me it’s well worth having that extra power to push out that heat
Thank you for your reviews. I found another video about a Mac laptop and some custom cooling tests and they showed a basic cooler is effective on a fanless laptop. So I ended up using a $50 gift card to pick up the Klim Everest (#3 best on these charts) for $47.50 with tax. In the future I'm interested in the thermoelectric options for the fanless laptops, and also comparing against the IETS 600 V2. Maybe you could do a fanless laptop review video in 2025?
in your description you said the KeiBn 2-Fan was a winner but your charts show the KeiBn 6-Fan is the winner, being cooler than the IETS GT500v2 but costing only $30 vs $88. Honestly I would say the KeiBn 6-Fan is the winner because at $30 it's almost as good as the best coolers you tested.
Thank you, glad it wasn't just me that noticed. Thought I missed something at the end there with his recommendations. At times the KeiBN 6-fan performed similar to the GT500 and Llano, and it's very quiet too. Why did he recommend the GT300, Ice Coorel, and the Liens 2 fan and KeiBn 2 fan?
Great review. What I would love to see is some of these budget coolers tested WITH a foam gasket to seal the base to the laptop. I am genuinely curious how much of a difference is within the fans vs the gasket seals itself on these higher end coolers. An $11 cooler with $5 worth of foam gasket may? potentially perform even better ?
Thanks for the effort! I'm from Singapore and decided to get Llano as it was cheaper than all the IETS coolers. I bought my Llano V13 for ~71 USD. While the IETS500v2 was 89USD, IETS600 was ~100USD, and IETS626 was ~132USD Also to add, I had a bad experience with ICE COOREL K9. Their ports are pretty lousy and both of them broke after only a month. The RGB always turns on so I have to turn it off every time. (I know what I bought, but it's still annoying as there's no way to customise it)
this is underrated video bro ngl this is exactly what people needs to look at if they want a cooler he showed in graffic about everything in coolers ( noise,performence,tempature) btw im looking for budget cooler (15-40 dollars) that needs tolower down my labtop tempature (hp victus 15) i dont really care about noise but i want a little quiet can you recommend the best for me? ive looked out and i think keiBn k9 might be good but still asking you. Thank you !
I've had the IETS GT500 for a while now, and it's been great. My only gripes with it are that looks a little silly with the red and messing with the rgb settings is weirdly confusing. There's a new GT600 now and am curious how much better that one may or may not be.
Great review。It's quite obvious that Llano performs better. I noticed they recently released an NO RGB version cooler with a mouse pad, both at lower prices. After watching the video, I've decided to go ahead and purchase Llano's cooler
great video, but you could consider including the statistics for each test in your conclusions section just for your top picks so people can easily see why those decisions were made :) Also, having control test values on screen for heat without the coolers (not sure if this was here and i just missed it) could go a long way in helping make decisions.
I actually have both. The GT626 gets about 3 degree cooler at max fan speed, nothing too major. The speed dial is much better for choosing the right speed though.
For the average consumer, something that filters the air would massively be worth it as a laptop can be useless in less than a year in a dusty area. Cleaning the dust out basically restores it to like-new performance, but most normies would just consider a dust-jammed laptop a broken laptop. Having a prefilter could essentially give that type of consumer several extra years of usage.
How do we clean our laptops for dust. I live in a dusty area and have pets that shed a lot. My MSI Katana is about 3 years old but definitely gets hot while gaming.
@@burnisheddragon open the back cover, unscrew all the important screws and take the dust out. Look up a tutorial for it. Its not very hard to do. And if you've had it for 3 years you might wanna consider getting some new thermal paste as well
I think if the base of the laptop is made of metal (macbook, surface laptop) and the metalic base of the laptop gets hot, then the coolers might be worth it. If the laptop is made out of plastic, then unless it has large vents in the base of the laptop, it's not worth it. 5% performance improvement is not worth the ergonomics of the laptop being further destroyed.
I liked this very much. You should sort the graphs by rank so you can see the coldest for CPU, coldest for GPU, quietest, fastest... whatever. There are some really odd results here. The top of the ranks and the bottoms make sense. But with two of the winners, the 2 fan jobs by Keibn and Liens, don't. While you like the Liens a hair better, I believe because it yielded faster results, it ran hotter. The colder pad should yield faster scores. They are nearly identical. They may have the same fans. It makes me wonder if something was up with the result recording.
Why are you referring the two loudest models? My priority is: 1. Silent and 2. has an air filter to keep dust away from the laptop instead of pushing it into
If you mean the cooling pads, then that’s like you’re asking what’s better if air conditioners push air to cool a room or suck it out of the room. If you mean the laptops, then I’m sure that for cooling pads to actually work properly you have to have a laptop with bottom intakes so that the laptop can intake all that cool air and expel out outside through the side and back exhausts/vents.
Does the LIENS and KeiBn work for a laptop thats 17" or only smaller laptops? Looking for a budget option for my laptop as I dont need it to be anything crazy just better than nothing.
Love your videos. You've taught me most of what I know about laptop coolers. Keibn now has a new Llano style laptop cooler. Have you tested that or have any plans som compare it?
Thank you for this! I actually have the Havit but I noticed it isn't enough to keep my laptop cooler. So, I was on a search for a better one and I came across of your video. You pretty much convinced me to purchase IETS GT500V2 haha. I am hoping it will work well. Thanks again =)
Im getting a msi bravo or katana with i7, but i want a very thin fan. But if there is no such thing as a cooling sticker or pad that can stay on my laptop forever and keep it cool.
Great Job, Maybe for future videos, consider logging benchmarks with HWINFO and using the generic log viewer to get graphs of Frequecies, temps, power, voltages etc. Subbed!!
if the cooling solution is already very good on your laptop these wont help as much, you wont see a 15-20c drop like other videos show, more like a 5-7c.
A custom made cooler is a lot better than any of these since for the cooling to work the pad needs to have a rubber/foam seal between the laptop and pad forming an airtight seal! Also the only fans designed/capable of push air through a laptop's dense internals are blower fans! Avoid (axial fan) laptop cooling pads because they don't work.
please please please please please please test Klim Airflow cooler, has rlly unique design similiar to special designs like gt300/500/llano but it has an opening towards the front and says that it creates an "airflow" that cools ur laptop rlly interested to see how effective it is.
I’m wondering if my laptop’s cooling system draws in cool air from the bottom and exhausts hot air from the back. Will using a cooling pad that blows cool air upward have the opposite effect?
This video will prove useful for me as I have a laptop that overheats and though it isn’t my main driver I would like to take it to fairs as she is a bit of a unicorn gaming laptop (rare MSI laptop with two GPUs and a mechanical keyboard)
I have the same laptop and I was wondering the same. But I ended up ordering this one as it should support 19" laptops, it's a bit cheaper than GT626 and much faster delivery time. We'll see how it performs.
@@eugenewinestein1384 I tested it yesterday and it works. Kinda. Going from my old Klim cooler to this yielded about 4c lower temp on the CPU (do note it kept faster clocks) and Cinebench R23 was about 1k faster (26.4k to 27.4k). At both 1000 speed and 2800 speed the temp was about 13c lower than Klim. It was also cooling the GPU quite well in games. It went from about 80c to 70c (lowest speed). The problem is my MSI Titan is too big. Repositioning the laptop yielded about 4-5c better temps but I had to lower the clams and then let the laptop sit futher down, meaning it was covering all the buttons. Another thing is that even at its lowest speed (300) the thing is too loud to have on when you're not doing anything. It's not annoying but sounds like my laptop when I'm doing light gaming and the fans turn on. At 1000 speed it's not tolerable in my opinion (without headphones, will be ok with good headphones and gaming) and at 2800 speed it sounds like having a vacuum cleaner next to you. But I won't deny that it's actually cooling, and doing a good job at it so I will keep it. Even at lower speed the temp difference is noticable. Not sure if it's worth €140, but the thing feels like good quality and registering it you get 30 months warranty. Not bad for electronics coming from China.
@winestein1384 I'm not sure why my reply disappeared (too much text?) but Llano works. It cools well but is audible even at lowest speed so I'd rather turn it off when doing light work. At 1000 speed you should use headphones and 2800 it sounds like a vacuum cleaner (but no noticable temp difference). MSI Titan is too big though. It works but if you fold down the clamps and move the laptop further down you can knock off some 4-5c degrees but then you cover the buttons on the cooler. But it's not a dealbreaker, the thing cools well even with hard to fit Titan. At lowest speed (300) it cooled the CPU some 6 degrees. The GPU in games was much cooler, some 10c. At 1000 speed the CPU was 13c cooler. Not bad Not sure if worth the money I paid (€130) but I'm keeping it. The temps were compared to some basic Klim cooler.
Hi Matt, i have a 14 inch dell latitude 7410 and i'm using the laptop on my couch.... the thing is the laptop fans are on the bottom and they heat my balls. which cooler is the smallest not noisy and with less LEDS or an option to turn them off?
Because of your video i bought the llano laptop cooler for my lenovo legion pro 7i and its awesome! As long as u got a nice speaker or headset the noise shouldnt bother you on gaming sessions the llano is legit on max settings rdr2 2.5k resolution i hit 71c max on cpu at 2500 rpm i tried it without the cooler i got to 94 c after like 10 minutes of gameplay and it took about 5 minutes to go back down and stabilize on high settings it dropped like 5-6 c you are guernteed to drop 20+c on gaming with llano laptop guernteed Lenovo legion pro 7i gen 9 14th gen intel core i9 14900hx . 4080 gpu . Rdr2 max settings 240 hz laptop spec and game refrence
Can anyone recommend a cooler for a GL702VSK I'm having trouble finding one that can get the side vents. I've tried a couple or the larger 17.3inch, and nothing.
I have the red and black one since it was supposedly the best but my Razer blade 16 has the fans placed weird so it helps but not as much unless it’s maxed out and loud as shit. 13000 series and 4090 laptop run hot 🥵
Well the llano was the most expensive cooler at least in the US that cooler is just over $100, but for most people the IETS GT500V2 is the best option around $80 right now on Amazon.
Thanks for making a straightforward video with no clickbait! I hope you gain more followers :)
I’m so glad you enjoyed! That was my goal to just make the best video I could on this topic so it’s easy for all to follow along.
What you need to mention is that the cheaper coolers do NOT block dust. They are essentially pulling air and dust and shooting it into your laptop. This is very bad for the long term. Another thing to mention is how the fans in almost all laptops work. The air being pushed into the laptop has potential to be pushed it at the wrong angle actually damaging your laptops internal fans.
But the same happens without an external fan, the laptop coolers suck in the dust from underneath / the surrounding.
And if you make sure your table is clean, the difference won't really be that bug.
The dust filtering is a major concern for people in high dust areas, keeping a clean table is not very effective unless the system is being used in a completely sealed room with air filtration. A dust filter on coolers should be a major concern for people getting laptops without a completely sealed room.
It'll get dust inside no matter what you do. Dust is present everywhere. We humans produce part of that dust. The important thing is to get the inside of the laptop cleaned at least every 6 months.
I mean just buy dust filters they are 5 bucks each so... yea
So what cooler should we get?
Great review! A couple things worth adding:
In Canada, the Llano cooler is only ~$89 USD, whereas the GT500v2 is ~$135 USD making Llano the clear choice for Canadians. Also, the 16” Lenovo Legion laptops purportedly do much better with the Llano than they do with the GT500.
When it comes to noise, I didn’t see if you mentioned what setting you had the cooling pads configured to - but it might be a good idea to test them all at their quietest setting. Even though the Llano can be quite loud at max, its min setting is relatively quiet and yields a whopping 18°C of cooling on a Lenovo Legion Slim 7.
Combine that with Legion Fan Controller. Got My Legion 5 down to 37-44C while playing MW3 on Ultra.
The placement of fans and exhaust make it so I have to put the gts500 at max fan speed to get cooled properly. Super loud just to play a game 😢
Can you share the link of llano the one with 89$
@@dp7572 Price has now gone up to $139.99 CAD.
Thanks so much for mentioning the lenovo legion. Mine's a 15" and it's what I'm looking into coolers for. That motherfucker gets HOT
This is exactly what I was looking for and you delivered. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Can’t thank you enough for the last time you did this talk about laptop coolers and I’m happy to hear that you still recommend the IETS! (What I ended up getting) Great video as always and keep up the great work!
I really appreciate you watching and I’m glad I’ve been able to help!
I went llano and never looked back. Love this thing. To be fair though, it was a hard choice to pick between the two. It just so happened the llano was on sale for only 5 bucks more. :P
@@jamesmclovin3620why did you choose this instead?
I hope noctua Made a coolingpad tbh.
Honestly I’ve been hoping they would for some time now. Maybe I’ll have to make my own?
@@mattscomputerservices you should, if you want.
Just make sure you paint it in the Noctua colors
@@mattscomputerservices I just stumbled over this guy making one ruclips.net/video/77SzO9JZOe4/видео.html
Yooooo
i consider Llano and IETS new coolers with the foam to seal any leaks and push the air only through the laptop as a break through in laptop cooling technology those things are are miles ahead of anything we had before, it looks so simple you dont even need 3+ fans or anything yet it works much better and there is a dust filter you never need to clean the laptop again only change paste
What I can not understand is why soo many cooling pads do not focus on putting fans specifically in the upper part where most modern laptops (like 2018 and onwards) have their intakes.
For me, Klim everest works great. It is cooling my laptop about 15-25 degrees (depends on the fan speed) and mode 1 and 2 are perfectly fine for gaming. It is just silent enough to still enjoy the game, and keep the laptop cool enough. Modes 3-4 are louder but still managable if you use headphones, and modes 5-max are just to quickly cool your laptop. Really cool pad in reasonable price and with 9 rgb modes.
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Thanks for your comprehensive review of practically all of the current cooling solutions available for laptops. For a future test, can you lower the noise level of all coolers to a specific level which they can all achieve (say 39 dB) and run your benchmarks. Do the more powerful (and more expensive) coolers still perform better or does the cooling performance narrow between units?
Also it appears that the units with the foam seals perform better. Is it possible to take these foam pads off and place them on the other units to determine if the cheaper coolers perform better with a seal? Perhaps the most economical solution is a little DIY project where you buy a cheap cooler but find/buy some foam rubber and with a bit of double sided tape create a custom foam seal for your laptop. Something to consider for a future episode. Looking forward to more reviews!
Yes! The two big questions I also was pondering while watching this Matt's thorough review! I'm a DIYer, so I may see what I can do to get the 'flow rate' of various lower-priced pads, and mate the best one (or just pick the one that seemed to do the best overall IMHO) with a homemade foam seal, and see if there is an improvement. It's possible though that USB-powered fans won't hold up as well over the long haul in a 'forced flow' role, but it would be fun to test, and potentially rewarding.
@@fletcher969 you made a valid point that the USB-powered fans may not hold up well if there is a complete seal. Also some of these fans have a mesh surface which may not allow a complete seal but this simple customization may improve the cooling performance of the cheaper units.
they only perform better at full blast the ones with foam, i have the iets and im sending it back....its over 70db and that is hear piercing, yeah you can hear it with headphones! When you go to the bathroom or something and take your headphones off its so damn loud, if you live with other people they will not like this...yeah you can turn it down but then you don't get the cooling performance you are paying for. imo the cheaper ones are better and quiet and you done have to plug the pad into the wall!.
Laptop cooling pads are really useful when regular days are hitting 100 degrees
GG's, great review as always, gonna save up for IETS GT500, and some lil bit of cleaning right there on.
sending mine back, if you already have a very good cooling solution on your laptop, like on the leveno, strix, msi it wont help as much as you think and its loud, sure you can turn it down but then you dont get the performance you want. The cheaper options are better imo and thats what im going to replace it with
@@Amp_Edition I'm in the same boat, just sent back my Klim everest. Gonna get the keibn 2 fan lmao
@@Amp_Edition i have a lenovo loq 15 and i limit the gpu temperature to 75° and it really keeps it very well but i want to help my laptop a little bit so it doesn't have to work too hard, so i was thinking about buying the IETS GT500 for its great performance... do you think it is a good buy in my case or maybe with a basic one is enough? (i live in an unventilated environment at ambient temperature of ≈23°)
@juansoto5012 I don't think the 500 would do much, for a your laptop, it's already doing pretty well on its own.
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You are an absolute king. Thank you for making this video!
This video cleared so much of my doubts for coolers. Also thanks for a bunch of comments. They were helpful too.
To me one of the most important decision to make when buying a laptop cooler is to match the cooling fans position with the bottom vents of your laptop. So cool air can flow into your laptop.
I would say cooler is now more important than ever with the intel cpu issue no matter the cost. You might want to spend more to keep your cpu as low as possible
So.. I did get one and honestly, it really doesn't do that much. The problem is that it's a gaming laptop that already has dedicated cooling built in, so the main source of heat is from the sides.. i think I'd need to get a laptop cooling system that is specific to the laptop in this case.
Well, this accessories is meant to keep laptop cool and not overheating. Whether it's using x86 even ARM based processor. Despite ARM is efficient and run cooler, but it may get hot if it pushed to it's limit
So do you get a kickback for these?
I did some studying and the cheap ones are not going to do much and I feel like if your home doesn’t have really good air conditioning you need a good cooling pad with a real good fan so I’m gonna get the ets600 one it’s a really large fan and louder then normal but to me it’s well worth having that extra power to push out that heat
This video convinced me to buy the Llano for my ASUS ROG Scar 17. Das it!
Which one makes less noise and cools better regardless of price?
Thank you for your reviews. I found another video about a Mac laptop and some custom cooling tests and they showed a basic cooler is effective on a fanless laptop.
So I ended up using a $50 gift card to pick up the Klim Everest (#3 best on these charts) for $47.50 with tax. In the future I'm interested in the thermoelectric options for the fanless laptops, and also comparing against the IETS 600 V2. Maybe you could do a fanless laptop review video in 2025?
Thank you!
Glad that the video was able to help!
in your description you said the KeiBn 2-Fan was a winner but your charts show the KeiBn 6-Fan is the winner, being cooler than the IETS GT500v2 but costing only $30 vs $88. Honestly I would say the KeiBn 6-Fan is the winner because at $30 it's almost as good as the best coolers you tested.
Thank you, glad it wasn't just me that noticed. Thought I missed something at the end there with his recommendations. At times the KeiBN 6-fan performed similar to the GT500 and Llano, and it's very quiet too. Why did he recommend the GT300, Ice Coorel, and the Liens 2 fan and KeiBn 2 fan?
then there's me testing mine out "oh, laptop feels colder now" (insert old man with akward smile meme -- you know the one)
Subbed. Loved the no frills, no nonsense, straight to the point approach. Thank you.
Great review. What I would love to see is some of these budget coolers tested WITH a foam gasket to seal the base to the laptop. I am genuinely curious how much of a difference is within the fans vs the gasket seals itself on these higher end coolers. An $11 cooler with $5 worth of foam gasket may? potentially perform even better ?
Bro please connect egpu to your hp victus using m.2 please i also have same model and i don't know how to do this😊
Thanks for the effort! I'm from Singapore and decided to get Llano as it was cheaper than all the IETS coolers. I bought my Llano V13 for ~71 USD. While the IETS500v2 was 89USD, IETS600 was ~100USD, and IETS626 was ~132USD
Also to add, I had a bad experience with ICE COOREL K9. Their ports are pretty lousy and both of them broke after only a month. The RGB always turns on so I have to turn it off every time. (I know what I bought, but it's still annoying as there's no way to customise it)
waiting for the IETS GT626 review
Please can you test the IETS GT600
this is underrated video bro ngl this is exactly what people needs to look at if they want a cooler he showed in graffic about everything in coolers ( noise,performence,tempature) btw im looking for budget cooler (15-40 dollars) that needs tolower down my labtop tempature (hp victus 15) i dont really care about noise but i want a little quiet can you recommend the best for me? ive looked out and i think keiBn k9 might be good but still asking you. Thank you !
I've had the IETS GT500 for a while now, and it's been great. My only gripes with it are that looks a little silly with the red and messing with the rgb settings is weirdly confusing. There's a new GT600 now and am curious how much better that one may or may not be.
Great review。It's quite obvious that Llano performs better. I noticed they recently released an NO RGB version cooler with a mouse pad, both at lower prices. After watching the video, I've decided to go ahead and purchase Llano's cooler
Really? I did not know that
go search llano v13 dude@@deraw94
great video, but you could consider including the statistics for each test in your conclusions section just for your top picks so people can easily see why those decisions were made :)
Also, having control test values on screen for heat without the coolers (not sure if this was here and i just missed it) could go a long way in helping make decisions.
Which is better the IETS GT500? or the GT 626? regarding the RPM the noise and the temperature drop.
I actually have both. The GT626 gets about 3 degree cooler at max fan speed, nothing too major. The speed dial is much better for choosing the right speed though.
For the average consumer, something that filters the air would massively be worth it as a laptop can be useless in less than a year in a dusty area.
Cleaning the dust out basically restores it to like-new performance, but most normies would just consider a dust-jammed laptop a broken laptop.
Having a prefilter could essentially give that type of consumer several extra years of usage.
That is true the dust filter is a really nice feature of these high power units and it makes the serviceability so much better.
How do we clean our laptops for dust. I live in a dusty area and have pets that shed a lot. My MSI Katana is about 3 years old but definitely gets hot while gaming.
@@burnisheddragon open the back cover, unscrew all the important screws and take the dust out. Look up a tutorial for it. Its not very hard to do.
And if you've had it for 3 years you might wanna consider getting some new thermal paste as well
can you do gt600 vs llano?
Did GT500v2 people 🤔 sponsor you today?
your IETS GT500V2 link didn't work bro!?
I think if the base of the laptop is made of metal (macbook, surface laptop) and the metalic base of the laptop gets hot, then the coolers might be worth it. If the laptop is made out of plastic, then unless it has large vents in the base of the laptop, it's not worth it. 5% performance improvement is not worth the ergonomics of the laptop being further destroyed.
I liked this very much.
You should sort the graphs by rank so you can see the coldest for CPU, coldest for GPU, quietest, fastest... whatever.
There are some really odd results here. The top of the ranks and the bottoms make sense. But with two of the winners, the 2 fan jobs by Keibn and Liens, don't. While you like the Liens a hair better, I believe because it yielded faster results, it ran hotter. The colder pad should yield faster scores. They are nearly identical. They may have the same fans. It makes me wonder if something was up with the result recording.
thank you . that was very helpfull. i think i go for the klim everest or are there any objections?
Why are you referring the two loudest models?
My priority is: 1. Silent and 2. has an air filter to keep dust away from the laptop instead of pushing it into
New video coming soon with one that is quieter and just as cool
Because the two loudest ones provide the best cooling. If you want quiet get a laptop stand
one thing you didnt mention was the direction of cooling, do all these push air up to the laptop or suck out?
If you mean the cooling pads, then that’s like you’re asking what’s better if air conditioners push air to cool a room or suck it out of the room.
If you mean the laptops, then I’m sure that for cooling pads to actually work properly you have to have a laptop with bottom intakes so that the laptop can intake all that cool air and expel out outside through the side and back exhausts/vents.
Does the LIENS and KeiBn work for a laptop thats 17" or only smaller laptops? Looking for a budget option for my laptop as I dont need it to be anything crazy just better than nothing.
Love your videos. You've taught me most of what I know about laptop coolers. Keibn now has a new Llano style laptop cooler. Have you tested that or have any plans som compare it?
I just used two books to give more airflow when I used to use a laptop
Raising the laptop does help but it will only get you so far with modern thermally limited laptops from my testing.
Thank you for this! I actually have the Havit but I noticed it isn't enough to keep my laptop cooler. So, I was on a search for a better one and I came across of your video. You pretty much convinced me to purchase IETS GT500V2 haha. I am hoping it will work well. Thanks again =)
I wonder how a laptop having a vapor chamber seeing that cooler and that white laptop cooler well perform.
Im getting a msi bravo or katana with i7, but i want a very thin fan. But if there is no such thing as a cooling sticker or pad that can stay on my laptop forever and keep it cool.
What bench marks are you using to test out the laptop? Can't find it in Microsoft store
I’m here for an M3 MBP. Just started the video and hoping there’s a model that is perfect :)
Great Job, Maybe for future videos, consider logging benchmarks with HWINFO and using the generic log viewer to get graphs of Frequecies, temps, power, voltages etc. Subbed!!
if the cooling solution is already very good on your laptop these wont help as much, you wont see a 15-20c drop like other videos show, more like a 5-7c.
can i notice a difference at the scale of 20 on ipad?
@@deadeye_plays doubtful because the iPad doesn't have ventilation to allow air to be pushed through it.
But thry the peltier cooling system. so that it draws the air to the laptop through the cold peltier cooled radiator...
A custom made cooler is a lot better than any of these since for the cooling to work the pad needs to have a rubber/foam seal between the laptop and pad forming an airtight seal!
Also the only fans designed/capable of push air through a laptop's dense internals are blower fans!
Avoid (axial fan) laptop cooling pads because they don't work.
please please please please please please test Klim Airflow cooler, has rlly unique design similiar to special designs like gt300/500/llano but it has an opening towards the front and says that it creates an "airflow" that cools ur laptop rlly interested to see how effective it is.
Im rocking a gtx 1660ti and its still holds up pretty damn well i must say
How does the gt500 compare to the gt600?
I actually have a full video on our channel take a look at it here: ruclips.net/video/wCBEdPSsauw/видео.htmlsi=FrikVmyTfqONwo9B
I need one for my 15.6" acer nitro 5 gaming laptop NVIDIA rtx 3050 ti 16 GB RAM intel i5 12th gen
I’m wondering if my laptop’s cooling system draws in cool air from the bottom and exhausts hot air from the back. Will using a cooling pad that blows cool air upward have the opposite effect?
Any recommendations for the best cooling pad for strix 18 2024
should of done tests with how much electricity output there is.
This video will prove useful for me as I have a laptop that overheats and though it isn’t my main driver I would like to take it to fairs as she is a bit of a unicorn gaming laptop (rare MSI laptop with two GPUs and a mechanical keyboard)
So glad this video was helpful for something that powerful you are definitely going to need to look at the IETS GT500V2 or the llano
Great review with recommendations. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
i am getting one just to [prevent dust from getting in. one of then locations i use it in is very dusty.
Yeah those dust filters are pretty nice
This is a great video thank you
I would not call a 4070 top of the line even 10 months ago... However, the review still helped. I guess I'll try it out with my 4090 laptop.
What abt the memo fl08? Im kind of torn between memo and gt300 but ppl have been recomending the memo cus it has the foam
Some may even say to just buy the cheaper version of iets gt500 since the pricing is just slightly higher
Stop YELLING at me! 🤣
Thanks for this video.
How can the CPU and/or GPU temp be so much higher with some cooling pads compared to the stock temp?
Great Vid!!
I have an Asus ROG Strix g17 (2023) gaming laptop what's the best for mine?
Thanks for the info
Any time! Always happy to help out!
This is a great insightful video, love it. BUT, why didn't you sort the graphs, man :( :(
God, I hope manufacturers would start plagiarising Llano and IETS because they clearly knew what they were doing
My parents yelled at my enough, I don't need to be yelled at by a kid on RUclips... Informative but damn!
such a good video
So glad you enjoyed it!
Do you think the IETS will work well with the Alienware m16 r1? I bought one and I’m worried that the laptop’s fan will be blocked by the foam.
Thank you for the informative video! What kind of cooling stand would you recommend for such a giant as the MSI Titan GT77 HX 13V?
I have the same laptop and I was wondering the same. But I ended up ordering this one as it should support 19" laptops, it's a bit cheaper than GT626 and much faster delivery time. We'll see how it performs.
Could you write a review how do you like the stand when you receive it, please?
@@eugenewinestein1384 I will try to remember to post something here. It should be here on Monday.
@@eugenewinestein1384 I tested it yesterday and it works. Kinda.
Going from my old Klim cooler to this yielded about 4c lower temp on the CPU (do note it kept faster clocks) and Cinebench R23 was about 1k faster (26.4k to 27.4k).
At both 1000 speed and 2800 speed the temp was about 13c lower than Klim.
It was also cooling the GPU quite well in games. It went from about 80c to 70c (lowest speed).
The problem is my MSI Titan is too big. Repositioning the laptop yielded about 4-5c better temps but I had to lower the clams and then let the laptop sit futher down, meaning it was covering all the buttons.
Another thing is that even at its lowest speed (300) the thing is too loud to have on when you're not doing anything. It's not annoying but sounds like my laptop when I'm doing light gaming and the fans turn on. At 1000 speed it's not tolerable in my opinion (without headphones, will be ok with good headphones and gaming) and at 2800 speed it sounds like having a vacuum cleaner next to you.
But I won't deny that it's actually cooling, and doing a good job at it so I will keep it.
Even at lower speed the temp difference is noticable.
Not sure if it's worth €140, but the thing feels like good quality and registering it you get 30 months warranty. Not bad for electronics coming from China.
@winestein1384 I'm not sure why my reply disappeared (too much text?) but Llano works. It cools well but is audible even at lowest speed so I'd rather turn it off when doing light work. At 1000 speed you should use headphones and 2800 it sounds like a vacuum cleaner (but no noticable temp difference).
MSI Titan is too big though. It works but if you fold down the clamps and move the laptop further down you can knock off some 4-5c degrees but then you cover the buttons on the cooler. But it's not a dealbreaker, the thing cools well even with hard to fit Titan.
At lowest speed (300) it cooled the CPU some 6 degrees. The GPU in games was much cooler, some 10c. At 1000 speed the CPU was 13c cooler. Not bad
Not sure if worth the money I paid (€130) but I'm keeping it. The temps were compared to some basic Klim cooler.
My T530 runs an average of 95-100C when I am playing GTA 5. Would one of these coolers help?
thanks alot for this amazing video❤❤
So glad it was helpful we have a new one covering another great cooler coming out soon
Hi Matt, i have a 14 inch dell latitude 7410 and i'm using the laptop on my couch.... the thing is the laptop fans are on the bottom and they heat my balls. which cooler is the smallest not noisy and with less LEDS or an option to turn them off?
Which cooling stand do you guys recommend for my ASUS TUF F15 (i712700H, RTX4070, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD)?
IETS GT500V2 or IETS GT600 or Llano
Why aren't you comparing the IETS GT600V2
It wasn’t out yet we have a seperate video that included it once it was available
Is gt600 better than gt500 v2?
Good info... but have you realised that youre alone in that room ? You dont need to shout.. holy crap man ! xD
Great research
Because of your video i bought the llano laptop cooler for my lenovo legion pro 7i and its awesome! As long as u got a nice speaker or headset the noise shouldnt bother you on gaming sessions the llano is legit on max settings rdr2 2.5k resolution i hit 71c max on cpu at 2500 rpm i tried it without the cooler i got to 94 c after like 10 minutes of gameplay and it took about 5 minutes to go back down and stabilize on high settings it dropped like 5-6 c you are guernteed to drop 20+c on gaming with llano laptop guernteed
Lenovo legion pro 7i gen 9 14th gen intel core i9 14900hx . 4080 gpu . Rdr2 max settings 240 hz laptop spec and game refrence
damn your laptop is toasty, my MSI with 12900hx and 4080 is significantly cooler with CPU hanging around the 8x
Can anyone recommend a cooler for a GL702VSK I'm having trouble finding one that can get the side vents. I've tried a couple or the larger 17.3inch, and nothing.
I have the red and black one since it was supposedly the best but my Razer blade 16 has the fans placed weird so it helps but not as much unless it’s maxed out and loud as shit. 13000 series and 4090 laptop run hot 🥵
Will the llano fit the alienware m18 or i need to find bigger cooler?
That should be fine! How big is it again? If it now bigger than 19 inches, you should be good
Just got mine for my m18, and it has to sit a bit lower than i like, it actually covers the controls, but otherwise the foam just covers the vents.
Thanks Matt
Could you make your script are available for me!! PLZ
IETS GT621? a new version of IETS
The IETS GT600 is technically not out yet
Bro, you seriously recommend a 350€ cooling pad ? If I had an extra 350€ I would have bought a much beefier laptop in the first place
Well the llano was the most expensive cooler at least in the US that cooler is just over $100, but for most people the IETS GT500V2 is the best option around $80 right now on Amazon.
Which one do you think is best for Razer Blade 14? I'm thinking between Klim Everest or IETS GT300, which one do you think better for me?
Both are nearly identical so I would get whatever is on discount