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**lti** · 08-04-2021, 12:43 PM

I briefly thought about that on my old Toshiba Satellite L750. It also has no direct air intake for the fan, but it would throttle when fully assembled. It would "only" reach 80°C when disassembled (with a Core i3, integrated graphics, and some Arctic Silver 5 that's older than the laptop itself).

08-04-2021, 12:43 PM	#5
lti Badcaps Veteran Join Date: May 2011 City & State: Windsor, Colorado My Country: United States I'm a: Hobbyist Tech Posts: 2,245	Re: Drilling holes laptop bottom I briefly thought about that on my old Toshiba Satellite L750. It also has no direct air intake for the fan, but it would throttle when fully assembled. It would "only" reach 80°C when disassembled (with a Core i3, integrated graphics, and some Arctic Silver 5 that's older than the laptop itself).