I was thinking that the shape of the pipes could be improved. There should be more surface above the fans but not too much to obstruct the air flow. The project is great. Unfortunately, I don't have the mechanical skills to build it but it really gave me cool ideas. How about having a sensor that checks the laptop temp and then controls the pump. Hotter it is, the faster is the cooling system.
That’s so awesome! Would be interesting to know what the difference in average fps is over a gaming session. Minus 20 degrees is sooo good for the longevity of the cpu and gpu though.
I couldn’t believe how well it worked I was playing warzone after and I think the FPS was better. I could do with running a average recording of FPS and temps while gaming
Nicely done bud. Kinda surprised no one really markets any water cooled laptop pads, even though laptops are designed for mobile use as opposed to a desktop. Still would be cool though; no pun intended. I’m currently using the Klim mistral with my 17.3” Dell G7, recently decided to re-enable turbo mode and decided to configure some settings just wish I could get the temps down a bit to an area I’d be satisfied with. Was thinking of rigging up some air ducting to the air intake ports and trying out one of those “Arctic Air” As Seen on Tv coolers lol. My cooling pad only has the two fans as opposed to your setup so I don’t think bending some copper tubing and ziptieing it inside the area the laptop rests atop of would work for my set up.
@@AshBuilt think I’m gonna do something similar to your design. Since my last comment I have returned the laptop cooler I had (the turbines started making noises only after a month) and ordered an IETS gt500 v2, however I want to see if I can get it even colder. Was contemplating getting one of those flat copper bent tubes and soldering directly to the heat pipes on my laptop, but I think I rather just try and slightly modify the laptop cooler instead for now. I’m thinking of making a copper tubing rack similar to your first design.
I haven’t noticed any moisture on the pipes yet. I have on the tank but on the pipes because of the six fans constantly blowing I don’t think they have a chance to gain moisture.
Probably all the condensed water from the environment gets evaporated by the heat, this is good news tho, since evaporation is an endothermal process and absorbs heat from the pipes
i think you couuld get better cooling if you put the laptop on to a copper plate ,left a air gap , and directly cooled the copper plate with 2 large fans
Nice video mate. Might want to get a seringe and fill the tube with water to prime the lines, prime the pump alone as well, then connect it all up and should save you some time mate...nicely done.
Yeah I’m confused on this is well. It shouldn’t work without some heat pump like a Peltier cooler. Unless you were to be drawing heat from the laptop itself (if your laptop is metal like mine for ex) and just heat pumping the stuff way. But still, you’d need to have contact with the most of base and his laptop barely has any. Also your radiator would be away from the machine not under it. Shit ain’t adding up here for me
Coming in a bit late here, thanks for sharing this!💯👏 Thinking of a mod version of yours using some non-volatile, safe (as safe as the water in your steel bucket) experimental mixtures to compress, -> then decompress the ice age out of it - i.e. air sprayed - into the pipes (basically it's still an AC principle but in a novel, non-closed-circuit) ...though I still haven't figured out what or how to make safe "kitchen stuffs" to stay at that airy decompression state all the way out the other end - that'd be a eureka moment lol. But should I succeed, here's a problem: I live in the hot n wet tropics, no AC. Any attempt to cool stuffs _will_ dew the hell out of anything☔ hhh... thoughts on both ideas and issues, anyone?
I think if you hand a fully inclosed system like a car radiator system you could reduce the moisture build up. With the high air flow and warm temps of the laptop I don’t think you’d have much moisture build up.
It would've been better if you had tested in other softwares than just Superposition, this type of mod should leave a lot of thermal headroom for the system and could benefit games a lot more.
It would be good if somehow it could be connected to the heat sink but I'm not sure that's possible on a laptop. The idea is to cool the air down as much as possible going into the laptop to then help reduce the temps.
@@AshBuilthopefully you read this. Thinking about doing this myself. Somehow I got a driver update that uncapped performance ceiling. So now gpu will run to the moon. Overheating is only issue. So want to do this. See what a 2070 max q can really do. And you can attach this to your laptop heatsink, just would need to solder together to bond. Then cut pathway out of laptop backplate.
It is great job but not able to take it out side ok i build one you taking it any where you even have it on my lap working blow lot of cool air in my laptop
Hello sorry for the delayed response. The copper pipe is 3/16 and I got a real of 25ft. It’s the same stuff used on cars. Here is a link to one www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202654585029?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=25Cl-xAbQOK&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=iBaUi5sxRGC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Go tirect from tank to cpu or gpu. The loop you design will bring temp back up to ember temperature. You loss out on your tank idea. Water warm before it get to the system. No bad words. Just being logical. God bless you. Mick Australia
at first i thought it was a grill and that i clicked on the wrong video and was about to watch a cooking show. XD now in hindsight, i think a better idea is just adding more heatsink on the laptop itself, then buying a separate backplate and cut a hole on that new backplate to fit 2 or 3 120mm fans blowing directly at it..
I dont understand how it’s cold. But man thats awesome. No water droplets are being sent into the laptop right? Condensation on the pipes and then being blown in would be terrible. Great viedo, I subscribed.
This is not adding up. The thermodynamics ain’t making sense because the thermal mass is already room temperature to begin with, so without an initial temperature differential, how is this just magically losing heat? It’s been a year or more since I’ve taken thermo but I’m not seeing how this is possible
I am just worried that that the condensation will take place on the copper pipes and the fans will bow moist air. That might damage laptop components in the long run. (Water damage is a bitch).
I did think this yes but after it’s running the pipes get fairly warm so condensation doesn’t get a chance to sit on the pipes. With all fans running permanently we’re pretty safe…. I hope
this is awesome, but can see a major potential improvement. the coil spring inside the tank is kind of useless as we are using water from tank to circulate inside pipe anyway so no need of extra pipe there. just feed in the cold water from bottom of tank and release hot water at the top. this will improve the flow, less stress on pump as well as reduce cost of copper pipe
I think that you need reroute pipes abit on a cooler pad ...i think lines need to be placed that most of them will be sitting over the fans it should increase cold air flow
Can i get a version to buy please?? Getting all this parts in the pace i live are next to impossible. I also really need this.pls make a version for me to buy
biggest issue you got with your design is the pipe surface area/uncovered area ratios are kinda garbage. (there's a whole lot more empty space then there ought to be to get optimal cooling)
I turned off the turbo in my Acer nitro 5 by putting the CPU on 99% performance in the powerplan so the CPU is like on 60C already. You should do that and then test this and see the temps. It will be even more insanely low.
@@AshBuilt I've noticed that if I turn the turbo off by keeping it at 99% and then put it on High performance in acer nitro sense then it perfectly hits the middle temps between the two peaks while giving better performance than simply turning the turbo off. Check it out.
@@AshBuilt Try 93... and trust me it's perfect I'm using Acer nitro 5 i5 11gen rtx 3050 4gb 16gb ram. 93% is the perfect for me. i mean i got the perfect result with it. you also can try
I like your Idea, but I'd prefer to have that water tank sealed and/or moved a good bit away from my laptop. Made some bad memories by having a cup of coffee to close to a Laptop i really regret losing that way. Got a lit up keyboard for it not long before that happened😅
Lol i had same problem with my Acer nitro 5. RTX 2060 GPU But i just limited procesor to max 95%, limit fps on 59 and set on power save Before that it was balanced settings and goes about 80°-90° cpu, 70-75gpu But now average temp of cpu is 48° , max 58° Average gpu 45°, max 50° No need for any fan coller I am playing World of tanks Ultra HD settings with 59fps limited, ulimited it can go over 140fps
have the same laptop, i just changed the thermal paste yesterday. And wow! before on web browsing it was the cpu was on 60°-80° and now its on 40°. i played some games today and it was doing 50°. i used arctic mx6
He apparently did. That’s where the lack of thermal energy came from. I was scratching my head for days about this bc it is literally an infinite energy machine. In this case, the hidden battery was an ice pack he took out before filming (he said that in a reply to another comment). This COULD be modified to cool a metal stand with some thermoelectric coolers and a radiator away from the laptop. Those are inefficient, though, but if your laptop is metal it may work. I’m going to try this at some point
I was thinking that the shape of the pipes could be improved. There should be more surface above the fans but not too much to obstruct the air flow.
The project is great. Unfortunately, I don't have the mechanical skills to build it but it really gave me cool ideas.
How about having a sensor that checks the laptop temp and then controls the pump. Hotter it is, the faster is the cooling system.
That’s so awesome! Would be interesting to know what the difference in average fps is over a gaming session. Minus 20 degrees is sooo good for the longevity of the cpu and gpu though.
I couldn’t believe how well it worked
I was playing warzone after and I think the FPS was better.
I could do with running a average recording of FPS and temps while gaming
Mate nicely done, I was wondering if this sort of a project is worth the pain. You have given me loads of ideas to go off of.
large fans running are better than small "tinny" mosquito like noise of a (usually broken or dusty) laptop fan
Nicely done bud. Kinda surprised no one really markets any water cooled laptop pads, even though laptops are designed for mobile use as opposed to a desktop. Still would be cool though; no pun intended. I’m currently using the Klim mistral with my 17.3” Dell G7, recently decided to re-enable turbo mode and decided to configure some settings just wish I could get the temps down a bit to an area I’d be satisfied with. Was thinking of rigging up some air ducting to the air intake ports and trying out one of those “Arctic Air” As Seen on Tv coolers lol. My cooling pad only has the two fans as opposed to your setup so I don’t think bending some copper tubing and ziptieing it inside the area the laptop rests atop of would work for my set up.
I’ve herd the “artic airs” are good might be worth a try.
You could try reduce you processed power down to 99 that usually helps with temperature
@@AshBuilt think I’m gonna do something similar to your design. Since my last comment I have returned the laptop cooler I had (the turbines started making noises only after a month) and ordered an IETS gt500 v2, however I want to see if I can get it even colder. Was contemplating getting one of those flat copper bent tubes and soldering directly to the heat pipes on my laptop, but I think I rather just try and slightly modify the laptop cooler instead for now. I’m thinking of making a copper tubing rack similar to your first design.
won't condensation build up on the pipes due to the temperature difference vs ambient and moist air blow inside the laptop?
I haven’t noticed any moisture on the pipes yet. I have on the tank but on the pipes because of the six fans constantly blowing I don’t think they have a chance to gain moisture.
Probably all the condensed water from the environment gets evaporated by the heat, this is good news tho, since evaporation is an endothermal process and absorbs heat from the pipes
How do you expect condensation under room temperature. That too when it's under a hot laptop
i think you couuld get better cooling if you put the laptop on to a copper plate ,left a air gap , and directly cooled the copper plate with 2 large fans
try removing the back plate of the laptop because it is making the fresh air touch the components directly so its cooling a lot more
Sick stove
Nice video mate. Might want to get a seringe and fill the tube with water to prime the lines, prime the pump alone as well, then connect it all up and should save you some time mate...nicely done.
But there's no radiator?... The water in the tank will just heat up gradually until it reaches room temp and above.
Yeah I’m confused on this is well. It shouldn’t work without some heat pump like a Peltier cooler. Unless you were to be drawing heat from the laptop itself (if your laptop is metal like mine for ex) and just heat pumping the stuff way. But still, you’d need to have contact with the most of base and his laptop barely has any. Also your radiator would be away from the machine not under it. Shit ain’t adding up here for me
Yeah apparently he put an ice pack in the water and didn’t mention that in the video (as he says in a comment response)
Coming in a bit late here, thanks for sharing this!💯👏
Thinking of a mod version of yours using some non-volatile, safe (as safe as the water in your steel bucket) experimental mixtures to compress,
-> then decompress the ice age out of it - i.e. air sprayed - into the pipes (basically it's still an AC principle but in a novel, non-closed-circuit)
...though I still haven't figured out what or how to make safe "kitchen stuffs" to stay at that airy decompression state all the way out the other end - that'd be a eureka moment lol.
But should I succeed, here's a problem: I live in the hot n wet tropics, no AC. Any attempt to cool stuffs _will_ dew the hell out of anything☔ hhh...
thoughts on both ideas and issues, anyone?
I think if you hand a fully inclosed system like a car radiator system you could reduce the moisture build up. With the high air flow and warm temps of the laptop I don’t think you’d have much moisture build up.
Next would be for you is to put in custom fans that have high rpm!
Also please do check out the iets gt 500 laptop cooler 5000rpm
That iets cooler looks great but it’s very expensive. £72 pounds
@@AshBuilt oh maybe in the future you can.
this copper pipe will generate condesation, if you laptop has intake fans on the bottom it will suck all the water/humidity inside.
Agreed, put the pipes before the fans and if you want super cold air a 'bladed radiator' would feed far cooler air than pipes.
It would've been better if you had tested in other softwares than just Superposition, this type of mod should leave a lot of thermal headroom for the system and could benefit games a lot more.
everyone else crying about covid and this guy made this cool COOLER!
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Got to get on haven’t i
I dont think that heatpipe mod was working efficient unless there is a direct contact to your laptop heatsink
It would be good if somehow it could be connected to the heat sink but I'm not sure that's possible on a laptop. The idea is to cool the air down as much as possible going into the laptop to then help reduce the temps.
@@AshBuilthopefully you read this. Thinking about doing this myself. Somehow I got a driver update that uncapped performance ceiling. So now gpu will run to the moon. Overheating is only issue. So want to do this. See what a 2070 max q can really do.
And you can attach this to your laptop heatsink, just would need to solder together to bond. Then cut pathway out of laptop backplate.
Try dry ice cooling, more efficient and quiet.
It is great job but not able to take it out side ok i build one you taking it any where you even have it on my lap working blow lot of cool air in my laptop
I am amused by the dedication to DIY that you used a section of steel pipe to make a custom tank for cold water instead of using, like, a bucket.
🤣😂
The water cooling pad with fans is good but what if u add a super cold ice on the water
I think it would be good to put those ice packs in the water and swap them over every now and then
All this stuff looks awesome. Can ou give me a few links to rebuilt this (maybe without welding).
I think this is really great!
What happens when the water heats up?
have you used cold water or room temperature water ?
You could use a radiator from a refrigerator to put over the fans
Would be good to have that with water flowing through it
It looks awesome!! I just have a question, about the copper chrod you use, what are the specifications? is there a meter of 10mm x 1.5mm ?
Hello sorry for the delayed response. The copper pipe is 3/16 and I got a real of 25ft. It’s the same stuff used on cars. Here is a link to one
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202654585029?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=25Cl-xAbQOK&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=iBaUi5sxRGC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Go tirect from tank to cpu or gpu. The loop you design will bring temp back up to ember temperature. You loss out on your tank idea. Water warm before it get to the system. No bad words. Just being logical. God bless you. Mick Australia
What is cooling a water?
M'lord this is amazing! Do you think it would be possible to use mineral oil instead of water?
make it as a wall mound for space
at first i thought it was a grill and that i clicked on the wrong video and was about to watch a cooking show. XD
now in hindsight, i think a better idea is just adding more heatsink on the laptop itself, then buying a separate backplate and cut a hole on that new backplate to fit 2 or 3 120mm fans blowing directly at it..
I dont understand how it’s cold. But man thats awesome. No water droplets are being sent into the laptop right? Condensation on the pipes and then being blown in would be terrible. Great viedo, I subscribed.
Yeah, for that reason you shouldn't use a delta fan or something like that.
shouldnt the fans be facing the other way so it blows the cold air inside and vents them out?
what about moisture build up that might be pumped inside the laptop
With the amount of ventilation with the fans and the warm temps I was never able to see any moisture build up.
Loved your Whoaaaaaaaa cooler !!
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Ps if loop all water before cpu would be colder.
Awesome! Thinking about doing something similar. Would it get cooler with rubbing alcohol instead of water and with an air tight lid on the tank?
It would be worth a try. I put a ice pack in the tank after the temps were even lower
This is not adding up. The thermodynamics ain’t making sense because the thermal mass is already room temperature to begin with, so without an initial temperature differential, how is this just magically losing heat? It’s been a year or more since I’ve taken thermo but I’m not seeing how this is possible
Make it smaller and more effective. Good video!
when I was back in uni I made a diy air cooler in pretty much the same way.
why they dont made like this ? just fan cant do anything only move air
NICE BRO GUD WORK. CAN I USE SOFT COPPER PIPES INSTEAD BCZ I DONT HV WELDING MACHINE
Thank you. I don’t see why not use whatever works for you.
Nice maybe you can sell it and change the cooling world for laptops 👀
From the first seconds I decided it looked like a grill with six hamburgers and I cannot unsee it lol great video btw
I am just worried that that the condensation will take place on the copper pipes and the fans will bow moist air. That might damage laptop components in the long run. (Water damage is a bitch).
I did think this yes but after it’s running the pipes get fairly warm so condensation doesn’t get a chance to sit on the pipes. With all fans running permanently we’re pretty safe…. I hope
this is awesome, but can see a major potential improvement. the coil spring inside the tank is kind of useless as we are using water from tank to circulate inside pipe anyway so no need of extra pipe there. just feed in the cold water from bottom of tank and release hot water at the top. this will improve the flow, less stress on pump as well as reduce cost of copper pipe
That’s a good shout! maybe the pump would flow quicker also which may add cooling
I think that you need reroute pipes abit on a cooler pad ...i think lines need to be placed that most of them will be sitting over the fans it should increase cold air flow
@@AshBuilt YOU CAN ADD A LITTLE RADiator with fans and make a closed circuit
Its Awesome 🔥🔥
was veryyyyy good thanks ash.
But why the difference in fps was only 1 ?!!!
Thank you. It was better when I wasn’t screen recording
Is the water used in this ice water?
What was the thickness of that copper piping?
It’s 5 mm
Better keep the laptop outside the house
Looks like it s pretty cold from that blazer that ur using it
Can i get a version to buy please?? Getting all this parts in the pace i live are next to impossible. I also really need this.pls make a version for me to buy
Where in the world are you? With my new pc setup I no longer need this cooler
@@AshBuilt Greece
Just buy a radiator or a cooler as a laptop pad
Pretty Nice!
Thank you
biggest issue you got with your design is the pipe surface area/uncovered area ratios are kinda garbage. (there's a whole lot more empty space then there ought to be to get optimal cooling)
I turned off the turbo in my Acer nitro 5 by putting the CPU on 99% performance in the powerplan so the CPU is like on 60C already. You should do that and then test this and see the temps. It will be even more insanely low.
I’ve tried this before and it does work! I just try to keep %100 performance and try to deal with the temperature
@@AshBuilt I've noticed that if I turn the turbo off by keeping it at 99% and then put it on High performance in acer nitro sense then it perfectly hits the middle temps between the two peaks while giving better performance than simply turning the turbo off. Check it out.
@@arcanethink I’ll give it a try
Are you putting ice inthe water to get the sistem cold? Otherwise everithing should be around room temp
I did use one of those Ice packs and just sat it in the water
cool!
Your fans arent blowing cold air underneath the laptop you have them wrong bro flip them over and you should see a difference
what is you minimum and maximum cpu state ??can you tell me?
I ran the cpu at 99%
@@AshBuilt Try 93... and trust me it's perfect
I'm using Acer nitro 5
i5 11gen
rtx 3050 4gb
16gb ram.
93% is the perfect for me. i mean i got the perfect result with it.
you also can try
Amazing,. I can't do it, but is a nice tip
why? do it. it was really easy and cheap
what software used to check the result?
I used a benchmark tester. It’s at the end of the video
I like your Idea, but I'd prefer to have that water tank sealed and/or moved a good bit away from my laptop. Made some bad memories by having a cup of coffee to close to a Laptop i really regret losing that way. Got a lit up keyboard for it not long before that happened😅
like ur gonna spill that cilindrical probably very heavy tank?
@@yangtze_2958 Things with a much lower probability happen every day. I'd rather not take a chance on ruining my computer.
Hermano patenta tu idea pero sube el voltaje de los ventiladores para que giren más rápido
Oh my god i might do this lol!
I mean it worked so why not :)
So it's water cooled, air cooler basically
Yer pretty much
Lol i had same problem with my Acer nitro 5. RTX 2060 GPU
But i just limited procesor to max 95%, limit fps on 59 and set on power save
Before that it was balanced settings and goes about 80°-90° cpu, 70-75gpu
But now average temp of cpu is 48° , max 58°
Average gpu 45°, max 50°
No need for any fan coller
I am playing World of tanks Ultra HD settings with 59fps limited, ulimited it can go over 140fps
have the same laptop, i just changed the thermal paste yesterday. And wow! before on web browsing it was the cpu was on 60°-80° and now its on 40°. i played some games today and it was doing 50°. i used arctic mx6
Bro is that air pump or water pump?
It’s a water pump
@@AshBuilt i am trying to built liked you😅
@@miraclesyt4046 go for it :) it has worked well for me
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Cool
Your right it is ❄️
ADD ICE TO THE BUCKET !!! TEST AGAIN
He apparently did. That’s where the lack of thermal energy came from. I was scratching my head for days about this bc it is literally an infinite energy machine. In this case, the hidden battery was an ice pack he took out before filming (he said that in a reply to another comment). This COULD be modified to cool a metal stand with some thermoelectric coolers and a radiator away from the laptop. Those are inefficient, though, but if your laptop is metal it may work. I’m going to try this at some point
@@ptrkmr i don´t know why no one runs a tube outside their homes to cold down the circulating water. where i live is -20 |C outside tho. lol