In a gaming laptop with liquid cooling inside, almost all the elements are pretty much the same as in regular laptops. Except for the presence of a special tube that acts as a water block. An external volume is connected to a Chinese laptop. To start the cooling system, it remains only to fill the system with distilled water.
But does the performance of a liquid-cooled laptop differ from the performance of an air-cooled laptop? During the gaming test, it was clearly noticed that the video card and processor are noticeably cooler when using liquid cooling. And the difference is sometimes even 30 degrees. As a result, the liquid-cooled model is also better in terms of performance (see below), but the overall difference is only 4% (for average frame rates) and 10% (for very rare events).
In another 3D Mark test, which is only about processors, the performance difference is very small.
You can see these and other test results in the comparisons below. As can be seen from the measurements, air and liquid cooling systems differ significantly from each other.
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Machenike, a Chinese liquid-cooled laptop, also has an Intel 12900K processor with an Nvidia 3080 Ti graphics card.
According to the computer wizard, the dermos on the laptop are quite reliable and rarely fail. Also, a feature of the laptop is the presence of a “cool” Chinese platform, which means that there will literally be nothing to break there. Unless you drop, smash, or flood the laptop yourself.
It takes 1.5 hours to charge the laptop from 0% to 100%. As for autonomy, with an office load with a discrete video card, it will be only 1 hour 50 minutes, with built-in – 4 hours 20 minutes.
The screen has a serious bug showing blue, other than that the image is fine. The screen refresh rate is 240 Hz, the panel is ADS matrix. Color uniformity is generally good, but blotches of backlight may appear on a completely dark background.
The touchpad on a laptop is huge by today’s standards. And it seems inconvenient for everyday tasks.
Source: Ferra
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