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**clearchris** · 08-08-2021, 02:22 PM

I think the thin plastics involved in laptops wouldn't take kindly to drilling holes. Unless it never left a desk, it would disintegrate in a short period of time.

If it never left a desk it probably wouldn't be too hard to 3d print a new case with better airflow if you had a 3d printer big enough.

08-08-2021, 02:22 PM	#6
clearchris Badcaps Veteran Join Date: Dec 2013 City & State: San Antonio My Country: United States Line Voltage: 120v 60hz / 240v 60hz I'm a: Hardcore Geek Posts: 595	Re: Drilling holes laptop bottom I think the thin plastics involved in laptops wouldn't take kindly to drilling holes. Unless it never left a desk, it would disintegrate in a short period of time. If it never left a desk it probably wouldn't be too hard to 3d print a new case with better airflow if you had a 3d printer big enough.