Metal Laptop Cooler Vacuum Fan with Display - Temperature Detection Pad

This is an early review, and so far I'm happy with the 2 of these I bought. My only complaint is that these don't turn on with the laptop, and that there is no Fahrenheit option. The major, significant TL:DR is that on modern gaming laptops that are subject to aggressive thermal throttling, the measure of success for your cooling strategy is not "significant temp drops" but increased watt draw by the CPU and GPU at the same operating temp or a few (5 deg C or so) degrees cooler. These Kilm fans, if you get a good fit, are great for this. I had 2 of the Opolar coolers I got with a sale, but the issue with those is that current high end gaming laptops are not uniformly flat on the bottom, and many of these computers are venting heat from the back, under the monitor lid. While the gripping feet on the Opolar coolers are ingenious for computers they fit on, for many rear exhaust computers the monitor lid will compromise the mounting. So there are three scenarios I'll lay out where you may thing you want this device: 1) MacBook or Windows/Intel Surface format ultrabook: these computers invent new svelt places to exhaust heat from tiny high-speed fans. Additionally, the ultra book hinge may be a 1 piece design. Ultrabook processors use aggressive thermal throttling to avoid overheat situations, but are usually too thin to mount one of these coolers. It would be better to raise these computers up a bit so air can move around them properly. If you want to try a fan, a silicone baffle that is shallow and narrow is included with the Kilm. But your mileage will surly vary. 2) Older laptop with 1 or 2 side exhaust vents: These previously traditional laptop designs mounted the motherboard with the cpu facing up underneath the keyboard and then dumped the heat to the nearest side exit. Some of these older computers have passive thermal throttling or at best a BIOS coded overheat cut off temp set to keep the laptop from melting down. The Kilm and Opolar coolers have rave reviews inches use to allow an older computer to serve a bit longer. Cooling pads also work great with these older laptops as fresh intake air was expected to come from the bottom of the computer, and usually does. 3) Contemporary laptops with discreet graphics: The addition of a GPU to an already cramped laptop chassis meant some new and unusual gimmicks to cool the performance beast down. Notably, motherboards are mounted cpu and GPU side down, and close to the rear of the laptop. Any reasonable entry and exit for air will be utilized. I run an Asus A15 with an AMD processor, and heat is an issue, but not merely for wear and tear. The Asus also draws air from through the keyboard and passively from the bottom of the plastic chassis. On gamining and high performance laptops, as well as ultrabooks, processor and GPU speed ceilings are hard coded to the speed your fans to. Choose the Silent profile, the fans run unnoticed but the processors are capped. Choose Performance, more heat, more speed, louder fans. Choose Turbo, max speed, massive heat exhaust, loud pitchy fans. What I use 2 of the Kilm coolers to do is to draft the exhaust from the GPU and CPU heat sinks at the rear of the computers so that can run the Asus in its Turbo fan profile, allowing the processors to run at maximum speed and wattage draw without throttling (suddenly slowing down) while gaming. Because the heat is being pulled from the heatsinks more quickly, the internal fans run MUCH slower and allow my girlfriend to think in piece or for us to conversate at a normal volume. When my laptop is running GTA or Red Dead Online, the Klim fan at the GPU exhaust runs at 3600 RPM and the CPU exhaust fan runs at 3400 RPM. If the GPU and CPU process a demanding load (initial game start or stage changes for example), both Kilm fans are set to auto and will briefly run past 4000 RPM to respond to increases in exhaust temperatures and the quickly quiet down when the loading is done. The important thing about measuring the success of these exhaust coolers on contemporary gaming laptops is not significant temp drops at the cpu and gpu but increased watt draw at the same safe operating temps. Chip makers sell their products with expected efficiencies and specific temps. If a chip is too hot, the laptop will throttle down until the chip cools, with not user input and in a laptop few ways to override this behavior. So if 65 watt GPU runs safely at 80 degrees Celsius, i want that chip to draw 65 watts at 80 degrees instead of 55 watts at 80 degrees because ill get faster and more stable framerates atthe higher watt draw. This Kilm (or even the Opolar one) cooler is perfect for achieving this as long as the cooler fits and doesn't impead opening the monitor lid. On most of the current gaming laptops, there are entirely too many passages for air entry to ever achieve the vacuum effect that Kilm states is optimal for their product. Its is also why on these computers you are not going to see 20 degree F or C temp drops by attaching on of these fans. So don't fall for the slick marketing copy, from any laptop fan product. But if you want your laptop processors to run at maximum wattage without the chassis fans screaming, I can recommend these fans. Will update as I go.

This is a very nice laptop cooler. One caveat is make sure your laptop has a cooling vent on the side. It should be obvious from the photos, but this nuzzles up to the side of the laptop on side vents. It works really well though. It is small, and yet it sucks out an amazing amount of air. The idea is that as it pulls out the air it creates a vacuum that has to be replaced from the intake side faster. It means that the laptop fans can push more air in since they are not needing to do the heavy lifting of pushing air out. It is very quiet too. I can barely hear it. Although I do have to say when I am doing video captures with my webcam and microphone I have to turn down the fan speed or it is picked up by the mic. But when I am playing WoW I don't even notice it. You can switch the numeric display between the fan speed and the temp of the air moving through it. I like setting it to the temp display to get an idea how hot things are getting. Without it my gaming laptop was getting hot enough when full on in WoW that it would start to show some issues periodically from the heat. Using this cooler I don't have any issues. I have tried those big bulky under the laptop coolers and they don't hold a candle to this. And this one has the added advantage of not lifting up the laptop off the desk. It is also small enough that if I want to take laptop and cooler to a friends to play it packs really nice in my bag. I even got one for my girlfriend too. P.S. when we are sitting side by side with both our coolers running full blast you still cannot hear the fans really.

I just received my KLIM Cool. I'm not a gamer, however I needed a new 2nd dairy fan unit to help cool down my laptop. I've been using the unit for about 6 hours know. The unit is easy to setup. It really cools down my system, however the motor gets a little loud at the higher RPM's. Also, I wish the unit showed Fahrenheit and not just Celsius. Between 3751-4000 RPM's the unit is keeping my computers temperature between 29-31 degrees C which is 84-87 degrees F. I ran the unit for over an hour at full speed and it never got much over 4100 RPM's and the computers lowest temp was 28 degrees C - 82.4 degrees for very short periods. It seems that 29 C or 84.2 F are it's limitation, at least for this unit that I have. The KLIM's body itself never gets warm at all and I like that. It's a little noisy but consistent and keeps my computer from over heating and that's what really counts. I forgot to mention that, without the KLIM unit on, my computers temp gets to 45 degrees C - 113 degrees F in about 10 minutes time. Of course this update is a day later. Once in place and turned on the KLIM fan starts cooling down the computer immediately. In less than 10 minutes my computers is back down to 31 degrees C - 87.8 degrees. It took under 15 minutes for the computer to get back down to 29 degrees C - 84.2 degrees F. So far, I really like this unit and think it was a good choice and purchase. It's Oct 10th 2021 and I have been using the unit for a couple of weeks now and it is still performing well keeping my laptop temperature below 85 degrees F.

I contacted the company before writing this post. Their response was as disappointing as this product. It doesn't work. I've stacked cd cases under it so it can be the same height as my computer. The plastic bit that sticks to your computer doesn't. The auto-fan must be switched to manual so my computer won't get so hot. It was a great idea but it needs more work. When I emailed the company about the various problems I've had I was told they will keep them in mind for future releases... Seriously? Perhaps we should all wait to buy this until they get the bugs worked out? Update: 8/9/16 I received a replacement, the fan was slower than the previous one the response from Paul was: "It's the big weakness of our product, its effectiveness varies quite a lot between different models. As far as the speed, it depends partly on the air outflow, the more powerful it comes from the laptop the faster the KLIM Cool will be able to go, that being said 3650 is normally sufficient for decent cooling, unless your model is not compatible as seems to be yours. I apologize for the unsatisfactory experience, unfortunately it seems our product didn't meet your needs but if you could change your review regarding the customer service it would be greatly appreciated! Best regards, Paul" I am concerned that the company knows their product varies from models (this was the only model when I purchased it) and their big concern is me changing my review about their customer service! Ok they emailed me back and sent me another product that didn't work (I was offered a refund or replacement product, for the one that didn't work). So as far as customer service goes, they do write you back & offer to replace or refund. As far as the product my Dell computer which has a side vent as it is a gaming computer isn't being cooled by this product. Paul isn't just some customer service flunky as it is my understanding he is one of the owners/inventors. I'm still not recommending this product. 8-10-16 This morning due to the owner/inventor Paul not liking my update from yesterday (I refuse to give a glowing 5 star review about a product that doesn't work & lie about what has been said by the company) wrote me a rather snarky email. I've written mostly 5 star reviews unless something doesn't work or something is seriously wrong. People that behave as this individual has I don't do business with. If he continues to email me asking me to change my review or with the snark I will contact Amazon & have a chat about Paul.

This was a great product and I'm very sad to have lost the use of it while gaming. I bought this fan two years ago, but only used it about 8 months of those two years. It worked great, exhausting the extra heat that my fan plate didn't. Then recently it just stopped working. I will probably buy another one because it's a great addon for cooling with a fan plate, I'm just bummed that it stopped working when I needed it the most and proved to be a bit unreliable. Oh well, guess that's what keeps them selling.

This company is composed of only 5 people?! My props to them! I love this thing! So here is my feedback. Im running a laptop with an Intel Core i5 460M Clocked at 2.53Ghz and an Nvidia GeForce 310m with 512mb of vram. My average temps relying on just my heat sync fan (which has gone through quite the wear is between 87C to 99C and I always had to monitor my temps to avoid shutting down due to high temperatures. Once I applied the Klim Cool+ my temps dropped and I idled at 50C. To give you an idea of how effective this item is I conducted the following test by over clocking my GPU. In this scenario I used MSI Afterburner to over clock. Nvidia Geforce 310m - Standard Clock Speeds; Iddle vs Under Load (or in heavy usage) Memory Clock: 790MHz................................................................. || || W/KlimCool+ = 50C......Iddle/Minimum......W/HeatSink = 87C || W/KlimCool+ = 87C......UndearLoad......W/HeatSink = 110C Shader Clock: 606MHz................................................................... || ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nvidia GeForce 310M - Overclocked Speeds; Iddle vs Under Load Memory Clock: 790MHz................................................................. || || W/KlimCool+ = 50C-58C....Iddle/Minimum....W/HeatSink = 98C-100C || W/KlimCool+ = 74C....UndearLoad....W/HeatSink = 110C+ Shader Clock: 606MHz................................................................... || Keep in mind that this is working by sucking as much air as possible from your already installed Heat Sink and is at the mercy of the pressure of your laptops build case plus the shape of the vent. The reason the temperatures fluctuate in such a strange manner is because the KlimCool+ is able to suck out more air once the heat sink fan kicks in from seeing the load that the unit is handling. Ive told my friends about this and they have told me its a no-brainer. That big of a difference for such a low price is insane! we love it!

When I was researching cooling options for my laptop, I was worried because many forum posts and websites suggested I wouldn't see a major difference and that coolers were a waste of money. I can happily report that I saw a significant drop in temperature with this product. It was also very easy to set up and I love the adjustable fan speed. The fan can get a little loud when it's at its highest setting, but I only put it at that setting when I'm playing games, so I've got headphones on and don't notice it anyway. One note - mind your work space and the size of the product. It is a little large, which is good for effectiveness, but could be bad if your work space is too narrow. I would hardly call it a drawback because laptops are very portable and you can easily make room, but if you're reading these reviews looking for a recommendation, it might be something you need to consider for your situation. All in all, I am extremely pleased with the KLIM Cool + Laptop cooler and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an effective way to lower the temperature of their laptop.

I am not a gamer but my laptop overheats. It's an older laptop I share with three cats. The internal fan gets fur in it and stops working. I've had it fixed before but it's a lot of time, money, and inconvenience to take it in for a professional repair. Problem Solved. The fan came with multiple sized silicone sleeves and I had no trouble finding one that fit my air vent. It takes a little fiddling to get a good fit, but it's easy to adjust. I haven't had a problem with my laptop shutting down since installing this fan. Update 5/6/19 Dropping from 5 stars to 4 After this device experienced a Very rough trip in my luggage for a week it became unreliable in function. Only the On/ Off button seems to still works. About half the time the device functions at a speed high enough to cool my laptop the rest of the time it barely moves. It also randomly turns itself off. However... priced under 20 dollars this fan is worth replacing. I wish it was more durable but I'll know to be more careful in the future. I ordered a new one today. UPDATE 9/21/19 The second one died on me. Despite being gentle with the unit I am having the exact same issues as the first. Last time I blamed myself, this time I blame the device. Dropped stars for poor durability. I'll keep looking for a better product.

Pure quality, great item!

Todo bien

El refrigerador KLIM Cool + es un producto excelente para la refrigeración de portátiles, que consigue una efectividad de refrigeración hasta 10 grados más de reducción de la temperatura que una base refrigeración, que un soporte con ventiladores. He añadido un vídeo donde muestro el refrigerador, su rendimiento y sus características. A continuación también lo explico y lo amplío en texto: Yo dispongo de la base refrigeradora VOXON y, al máximo rendimiento de mi portátil, al 80-90% de carga de CPU, con un procesador Intel Core i5 de hasta 3,4 GHz y 16 GB de RAM, las temperaturas se mantienen oscilando entre los 75 y 80 grados de temperatura, con la base funcionando al máximo rendimiento de sus 6 ventiladores a 1.400 rpm cada uno. Al usar el KLIM Cool +, con la base de refrigeración apagada, consigo temperaturas 10 grados menores, oscilando entre los 65 y los 70 grados. Esta temperatura la mantengo a pesar de tener 2 instancias de BlueStacks configuradas con 4 GB de RAM cada una, con máximo rendimiento gráfico a 60 FPS, o al jugar a juegos de PC que gasten bastante CPU y RAM, teniendo al mismo tiempo varios programas abiertos, tipo el navegador Opera, Discord, Spotify y Excel. Para medir la temperatura utilizo el programa Core Temp que ofrece datos precisos en tiempo real de la temperatura del procesador en sus 2 núcleos, en mi caso, así como la temperatura mínima y máxima alcanzadas, las cuales es mejor no fijarse mucho, ya que son picos puntuales. En las capturas de pantalla, que he subido en las imágenes, se puede comprobar la diferencia de temperaturas obtenidas con la base de refrigeración VOXON y las obtenidas con el KLIM Cool +, teniendo la base de refrigeración apagada. Para hacer la comparación he activado el KLIM Cool + durante unos 3 minutos a máxima potencia (unas 4.400 rpm), luego he abierto el Core Temp para que empiece a recopilar datos y seguidamente he abierto 2 instancias de BlueStacks y he abierto un juego en ambas, exactamente el mismo que tenía abierto en la captura de la VOXON, con los mismos programas secundarios abiertos. En la comparación se puede observar que sólo con la base refrigeradora VOXON activada, en un 81% de carga media de CPU, la temperatura estaba en unos 75 grados de media de los 2 núcleos (76 y 74), mientras que con el KLIM Cool +, con incluso una carga media de CPU ligeramente mayor, al 85%, estaba en unos 65 grados de media de los 2 núcleos (69 y 62), así que hay 10 grados de diferencia entre tener sólo la base refrigeradora VOXON activada o tener sólo el refrigerador KLIM Cool + activado. En la segunda captura de pantalla subida se puede comprobar justo el momento en el que hice la captura con sólo el KLIM Cool + en funcionamiento, en ese momento tenía las 2 instancias de BlueStacks cargando el juego, que es cuando gasta más CPU, ya que durante el juego baja un poco, y al mismo tiempo abiertos el Notepad++, el navegador Opera, el Word, el BlueStacks Tweaker, el Excel, el Core Temp y el Spotify, en total 9 de 16 GB de RAM en uso, y aun así se mantienen las temperaturas muy bajas, en 65 grados de media. En momentos de máximo rendimiento puede haber oscilaciones de entre 65 y 70 grados, lo cual es 10 grados menos que los entre 75 y 80 grados sólo con la VOXON. En momentos en que gasta menos CPU, pero con todos estos programas abiertos, puede reducirse a entre 50 y 65 grados, mientras que con la VOXON estarían entre 60 y 75 grados. Esta comparación no es para que no se compre una base refrigeradora, ya que, en realidad, lo ideal es combinar ambos sistemas, de ese modo no se necesita que ninguno de los dos trabaje a máximo rendimiento y se puede reducir el ruido general, se puede bajar de las 4.400 rpm, que hace algo de ruido, a sólo 3.500 rpm, que es bastante silencioso, y la base refrigeradora tenerla trabajando en un 60% o 70%, entonces el ruido es bajo y, si se está mirando la TV o escuchando música, incluso imperceptible. Puede usarse el KLIM Cool + como único sistema de refrigeración y será suficiente, pero combinándolo con una base refrigeradora, incluso de la misma marca KLIM, se consiguen las mismas bajas temperaturas, pero con menos ruido. El KLIM Cool + yo sólo lo utilizo cuando hago un alto consumo de CPU, básicamente cuando estoy usando BlueStacks, que es un emulador de Android que consume muchos recursos de procesador y memoria RAM, así como de la tarjeta gráfica, o cuando estoy jugando juegos que también requieren un alto consumo de CPU, RAM y GPU, entonces prefiero usar el KLIM Cool +, junto con la base, para así mantener unos 70 grados de temperatura en todo momento, que es una temperatura suficientemente baja para que los componentes del portátil no se sobrecalienten en ningún momento, lo cual previene los bajones de rendimiento que automáticamente los componentes aplican cuando se está alcanzando los límites de sobrecalentamiento, en ese momento los componentes reducen su potencia para así reducir sus temperaturas, causando pérdidas de rendimiento en el portátil, las cuales pueden ser molestas durante el juego, pues pueden haber pequeños cortes, el molesto LAG, cuelgues pequeños durante el uso del PC debido a que, tal vez, los componentes encargados de la transferencia de datos por Internet han reducido su potencia, o la tarjeta gráfica la ha reducido, o incluso la misma CPU o la RAM pueden ser los causantes, y todo ello básicamente por culpa de las altas temperaturas interiores. El KLIM Cool + lo que hace es aspirar el aire caliente del interior, en una potencia superior a la que los propios ventiladores de los portátiles pueden conseguir al expulsar aire, pues es más fácil conseguir una alta potencia en la aspiración que en la ventilación. El KLIM Cool + puede trabajar en una potencia de hasta 4.400 rpm (revoluciones por minuto) si se conecta a la corriente alterna con un cargador de móvil, si se conecta al portátil puede llegar a unas 4.200 rpm. Ninguna base de refrigeración con ventiladores puede conseguir los mismos resultados de refrigeración, porque la ventilación desde la base del portátil nunca alcanzará expulsar el aire caliente en la misma velocidad, por más potentes que sean los ventiladores, esto sólo se consigue mediante la aspiración. Los mejores portátiles del momento, con sus propios ventiladores, en momentos de alta carga de CPU, sólo alcanzan reducir la temperatura hasta entre 75 y 80 grados, similar a una base refrigeradora, por lo tanto, también 10 grados menos de efectividad que el KLIM Cool +. Se adapta a cualquier tipo de portátil que tenga las rejillas de ventilación en el lateral, que es lo más común, normalmente en el lateral izquierdo. Se incluyen gomas de distinto tamaño para que encaje correctamente. Si sobrepasa un poco no pasa nada, por ejemplo, en mi portátil, que es de sólo 13 pulgadas, las gomas abarcan las rejillas de ventilación y también el conector ethernet, pero como uso Wi-Fi no resulta molesto y no perjudica a la aspiración el hecho de que sea un poco más grande. Yo uso la base refrigeradora para soporte del portátil, en una inclinación de unos 30 grados, así que he necesitado un método de fijación para que el KLIM Cool + no se deslice hacia abajo, pues no queda pegado al portátil, sino simplemente ajustado. Para ello, he colocado 2 tornillos que coinciden con los orificios de la malla metálica de la base y esto impide el deslizamiento. En las imágenes subidas se puede observar esta manualidad que he aplicado. Junto al KLIM Cool +, en la misma caja, se incluyen adhesivos de sujeción que pueden servir en estos casos (en la imagen vertical subida se pueden observar), pero no son muy efectivos, pues con el tiempo terminan desprendiéndose y hay que recolocarlos continuamente, el único modo de asegurar que se mantengan pegados a la base sería usar una cola fuerte, pero eso estropearía la estética de la base, los tornillos son mucho más estéticos e inamovibles. En la parte baja del KLIM Cool + hay una pieza plana de plástico que ayuda a sujetarlo, una vez ajustado con el portátil, sólo con que se sujete unos 5 centímetros ya es suficiente para no ejercer demasiada presión hacia el exterior. Haciéndolo así consigo que el KLIM Cool + quede perfectamente encajado con el portátil y no se escapa nada del aire caliente que sale de las rejillas del portátil, aspira el 100%. En el anuncio se indica que en casos parecidos es mejor usar el modelo anterior, que es más ligero, pero no es necesario, se puede usar este último modelo directamente, que es más potente y mejor, y simplemente con un poco de ingenio conseguir un método de sujeción, en caso de tener una base de refrigeración con malla metálica el mejor método son los tornillos, en cualquier bazar chino o ferretería se pueden encontrar varios muy baratos que encajen perfectamente con los orificios, yo mismo en mi casa tengo muchos que encajan, escogí unos negros para mejor estética. Tiene una rueda giratoria para regular la potencia. Hay una pantalla donde se muestran las revoluciones por minuto en unos LED color azul y se puede ajustar según la necesidad. Yo sólo lo tengo a máxima potencia al principio, mientras cargan los programas, que es cuando usan más CPU, luego lo bajo de 4.400 rpm a 3.500 rpm, principalmente para reducir el ruido, ya que a partir de unas 3.800 rpm el ruido se reduce considerablemente y no resulta molesto. Para usuarios que no hagan un uso intensivo del portátil, que no estén usando herramientas de edición gráfica de alto consumo de CPU, o juegos de PC muy exigentes, y que básicamente usen el portátil para navegar por internet, mirar vídeos, escuchar música, escribir mails, Word, Excel y demás, se puede reducir a unas 2.500 o 3.000 rpm y, entonces, el ruido es casi imperceptible, incluso con la habitación en silencio. El uso de un programa de control de la temperatura del procesador, tipo Core Temp, es muy recomendado, para así ayudar a escoger el mínimo de potencia y reducir el ruido al máximo sin que el procesador supere los 75 grados de temperatura. Su alta eficacia hace que no sea necesaria mucha potencia, sólo con 2.500 rpm puedo mantenerlo en 75 grados máximos sin problemas a pesar de usar las 2 instancias de BlueStacks, Excel y Word al mismo tiempo, y no sólo es silencioso de este modo, sino que es más silencioso que el propio portátil, ya que la ventilación del propio portátil sí hace bastante ruido, pero el KLIM Cool + a 2.500 rpm es realmente silencioso. Con el Core Temp incluso se puede usar la opción de “Protección de calor” y configurar que a partir de 80 grados envíe una notificación de escritorio para avisar que hay que activar el KLIM Cool + o aumentar las revoluciones en caso de que ya esté activo, para así evitar perjudicar a los componentes del PC. Una vez que ya no requiero de tanta refrigeración, debido a que ya no estoy usando BlueStacks, ni jugando a ningún juego, ni editando vídeos, entonces lo apago y lo desencajo del portátil, dejando solamente encendida la base de refrigeración, para así mantener la temperatura suficientemente baja para que no se activen los propios ventiladores del portátil, los cuales son más ruidosos que la base. No es necesario usarlo todo el día, sino solamente cuando sea necesario. Lo ideal es tener también una base refrigeradora, ya que son menos ruidosas, especialmente las que pueden regularse y hacerlas trabajar al 50%, para tareas de poco consumo de CPU. La pantalla que indica las revoluciones por minutos puede alternarse con el indicador de temperatura, manteniendo el botón de encendido/apagado durante 3 segundos. Esta no indica la temperatura de la CPU, sino del propio aparato. Lo ideal es que se mantenga en 40 grados o por debajo, si se mantiene en unos 37 o 38 grados ya no hay riesgo de bajada de rendimiento de los componentes del PC. El diseño del KLIM Cool + está muy bien, así negro con cubierta de color cobre, recuerda un poco al diseño de un coche deportivo, tipo Lamborghini o Bugatti, así que no perjudica para nada la estética del escritorio. Como último detalle, el logo de la marca tiene unas luces LED que se pueden alternar entre verde fijo, verde débil parpadeante, azul fijo o azul débil parpadeante. Yo uso este último, ya que combina bien con el azul de la pantalla y es menos notorio. En conclusión, el KLIM Cool + es un producto imprescindible para un buen control de la temperatura del portátil y así prevenir bajones de rendimiento y alargar la vida útil de los componentes. ¡¡Saludos!!

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Great quality for the price, it worked so well that the laptop gpu fans stopped spinning all together and it became cold. Only thing is the rubber feet aren’t the right height for my laptop but that’s not their fault.