Laptop Cooler MURAH vs MAHAL! Pilih yang mana?

Summary

In this video, the creator compares two laptop coolers: a budget-friendly one priced at 50,000 IDR and a premium model costing 400,000 IDR. They test both coolers on a Dell XPS 15 laptop, which tends to overheat, to determine which performs better. The cheaper cooler shows minimal temperature drop, while the more expensive one leads to a significant reduction in heat. Despite the premium cooler's effectiveness, the creator suggests opting for a laptop stand for better performance and portability, emphasizing that while coolers may help, they are not essential for everyone.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video compares two laptop coolers, one priced at 50,000 IDR and the other at 400,000 IDR, highlighting their differences in size and design.
• 😀 The reviewer expresses skepticism about the need for laptop coolers, mentioning that they prefer using objects to prop up their laptops for better airflow.
• 😀 The first cooler is compact, with a single 140mm fan suitable for laptops up to 14 inches, and is powered by a USB cable.
• 😀 The cheaper cooler has rubber feet that are ineffective, causing the laptop to wobble when placed on it.
• 😀 The more expensive cooler is much larger, offering adjustable fan speed, a flashy design with twin-turbo effects, and a more robust build with multiple fan speeds.
• 😀 The expensive cooler's design, though made of plastic, has a flashy look with adjustable fan speeds and is effective at cooling, although it feels a bit flimsy.
• 😀 Testing with the Dell XPS 15 laptop, the temperature without any cooler reaches 77-78°C during a 30-minute benchmark test.
• 😀 The cheaper cooler did not significantly reduce temperatures, with the temperature dropping slightly by about 1 degree Celsius.
• 😀 The more expensive cooler, however, resulted in a noticeable temperature drop of around 7°C after 30 minutes of use.
• 😀 The reviewer concludes that, despite its higher price, the more expensive cooler offers better performance, but ultimately recommends using a laptop stand for better airflow, as it’s more portable and practical than a cooling pad.

Q & A

What is the difference in price between the two laptop coolers mentioned in the video?

The first cooler costs 50,000 IDR, while the second, larger one costs 400,000 IDR.

How does the reviewer usually deal with laptop overheating?

The reviewer doesn't use a laptop cooler but instead lifts the laptop slightly by placing an object underneath it to improve airflow beneath the laptop.

What are the features of the cheaper 50,000 IDR cooler?

The cheaper cooler has a 140mm fan, supports laptops up to 14 inches, and comes with a USB cable for power. However, the feet are not made of rubber, making it unstable on the table.

How is the more expensive 400,000 IDR cooler designed?

The more expensive cooler is larger with adjustable legs, a twin-turbo fan design, and colorful lighting effects. It is built from plastic and has a racing-inspired design.

What were the results of the cooling tests on the Dell XPS 15 laptop?

Without any cooler, the temperature reached around 77-78°C. With the cheaper cooler, the temperature dropped slightly to 76°C, and with the more expensive cooler, it dropped significantly to around 70-71°C.

What was the performance of the cheaper 50,000 IDR cooler during testing?

The cheaper cooler did not lower the temperature by much, and the reviewer found that the fan wasn't particularly effective, with only a small drop in temperature.

What improvements did the more expensive 400,000 IDR cooler offer?

The more expensive cooler provided a significant drop in temperature, reducing the laptop’s temperature by about 7°C. It also has adjustable fan speeds, with the highest setting being very loud but effective.

What is the reviewer's recommendation regarding laptop cooling options?

The reviewer recommends using a laptop stand over a cooler, as they find it more practical and effective for improving airflow, even though coolers can provide some benefit.

What was the conclusion regarding the effectiveness of laptop coolers in general?

While the coolers can lower temperatures, the reviewer believes they are not absolutely necessary and that a stand might be a better option overall, especially for users who are not overly concerned with temperature control.

Did the reviewer have any concerns about the design of the coolers?

Yes, the reviewer mentioned that the design of the more expensive cooler was not to their liking, even though it was very effective in cooling. They preferred the practicality of a stand over a bulky cooler.