Lino Scheideker

Another idea: Is it possible to achieve more cooling power if we cool the back of the motherboard? It might be strange, but in a logical sense the heat spreads to every direction, so I was thinking it would be only logical if the motherboard had some cooling capabilities in the back. I then remembered a couple of videos trying to achieve better passive cooling from TechTablets.com with cooling tape and foil to dissipate the heat from the CPU. Is it possible to do so? Maybe you could do it by trials, for example with only the cooling tape and a foil, then switching the foil with a heatsink, and then adding a fan to the heatsink. What do you think? TechTablets.com videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhtgUHZYjZ8 (Chuwi Lapbook 14.1 / Lapbook 12.3 Copper Heatsink Mod Lower Max Temps By 25 Degrees!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOd-ZI9YbMU (Cube Mix Plus Copper Heat Sink Mod - Lowers Temps 20 Degrees C!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPTp_PgyJbI (Teclast F7 Plus Copper Heatsink Mod - Lower Temps Up To 25 Degrees C)