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The MultiCore X6 in a butterfly wing shape with 4 fans gives you the ability to choose between 4 fan operation options and 2 viewing angles. Additionally, it includes 2 USB 2.0 ports for charging devices or transferring data.
4 built-in fans offer high airflow intensity for cooling the entire base of the laptop. The cooler lowers the temperature in the hottest locations, such as the graphics card and hard drive area.
The Creative Multi-Core Control technology allows users to choose from one of 4 different fan operation combinations to meet the laptop's cooling needs:
Horizontal position and ergonomic 9-degree viewing angle for maximizing comfort while reading documents, watching videos, and gaming.
It has 2 built-in USB 2.0 ports, allowing the connection of external USB devices to the MultiCore X6, ideal for charging a mobile phone or transferring data.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
If you have a gaming laptop, it is a must-have. Good, large, and sturdy construction. It provides enough extra height that can strain your hands. It has 4 fans and two speeds. It has an extra USB port and the option of tilting or not. The connection cable protrudes about 4cm from the left. Make sure you have a port available on the left because the power cable does not reach the right side of the laptop.
At full speed, it has sufficient airflow and makes a discreet noise. The HP Omen 15.6" sits perfectly on the base with plenty of room, and while playing Warzone, it lowers the temperature by about 4-6 degrees. I also tried the HP Omen 17", which barely fits within the limits of the base.
Update 1: To achieve satisfactory results, the cooling arrangement on your laptop is important. For example, when tested with an MSI laptop where the air intake is in the center of the laptop (in contrast to the HP Omen, which is from edge to edge), it did not yield satisfactory results. In this case, it is better to prefer bases with fans in the center.
Update 2: As of 9/23, it still works perfectly. Only the power switch has loosened a bit. 2 years of intensive use for gaming and work. During the summer, while playing Warzone, it lowered the laptop temperature from 86 to 79-80.
Noise, as most people say, it does not make. Basically, in order to understand that it is working, I have to put my hand on top and feel the air. Now, as far as performance is concerned, I bought it for my gaming laptop because it was overheating. However, despite the 4 fans, it doesn't have any crazy intensity, nor does it lower the temperature. For people to understand, when I lift the laptop and touch the fan, it burns. Conclusion, at least for me, I regret spending my money on this gaming laptop. It would have been better if I had gone for something more expensive and more powerful.
Excellent base, I don't even need to work it at full power to satisfactorily cool down my laptop, minimal noise, nice ergonomics.
Very good build quality, incredible cooling. The only negative, if I had to find something, would be the moderate noise but with such performance it was expected.
I didn't see any significant temperature difference. -2 degrees, which is not something special. I don't have a demanding laptop (ryzen 3 5300), just because there are days when it works many hours in a row, I wanted to have some extra cooling. Otherwise, as a base, it is stable, without annoying noise from the fans. It is all plastic, nothing special in terms of build quality and personally I found the USB port it provides useful, since a laptop port is occupied by its power cable. In conclusion, it is fine for its price, especially since, as I read, it does a satisfactory job in cooling more powerful laptops.
This specific stand is definitely worth its money. I use it for a Lenovo Thinkpad P50 which, besides school work, I also use for light gaming. It lowers the temperatures from around 90 C to about 70 C!
I haven't tried any other, but this one does the job for which I bought it. In a 15-year-old laptop that used to frequently shut down due to overheating, it now has a lower temperature and doesn't shut down.
Does not work at all.
bulky , heavy.
Same temps.
JUST PUT SMALL ERASER UNDER LAPTOP TO LIFT LAPTOP UP, same thing.
I have it for a week. Satisfied. I didn't give it 5 stars because of the long cable (usb to usb) and the position of the function button (poor quality and its position doesn't make sense).
While it is sturdy and convenient for laptops, it does not give me the feeling that it cools down the computer. It does not have the power it needs. However, for a laptop stand, it is perfect for both office use and having it on your lap, on the bed, on the couch, it is perfect from this perspective.
This product is the best in the whole world! Very cheap and quiet! It's worth it
I have had the cooler for quite some time now. The first time they sent me a defective product, but luckily they came the next day and took it back. Obviously, it was the store's fault and not the cooler's. The second product was correct. However, it does a mediocre job on my laptop because where the cooler blows, my laptop does not have vents, so the work is 50-50. It does somewhat lower the temperature, but it doesn't work miracles. It also makes noise. If you don't wear headphones, the sound might bother you. Personally, it annoys me, but okay.
If you are going to buy it, check your laptop to see if it has vents above the fans and the inches that are written in the details. Overall, I would give it 3 stars, but I'm giving it 4 because it does the job, just not at 100% for my machine.
Exactly as described. I think it's the best value for money. The only thing you can criticize is that it only has one inclined ladder.
I bought this specific Cooling Pad to have a place to balance my Laptop and to avoid any temperature issues. I initially bought it for an HP 245 G8, for the same reasons, so I decided to choose it again.
Regarding the MultiCore X6:
Design:
• Although fans of RGB might reject it due to the lack of lighting, its design is quite impressive, to the point where it doesn't attract attention during transportation.
• The MultiCore X6 has two large and two small fans, with a switch to use the two large ones or to activate all four. It includes two USB 2.0 ports, one to connect the Cooling Pad to the Laptop or any other power source (charger, power bank), and a second one for cable connections or other accessories. It is connected via a USB cable, which is included in the package, along with 2 extra adhesive pads. The switch is relatively sensitive, although I'm personally not sure about its reliability over time.
Performance:
• The Laptop in the photos has the following specifications, on which I performed most of the tests and usage:
• Ryzen 5 5600H
• 16GB RAM
• 512GB Storage
• RTX 3050Ti
The tests were conducted with moderate to heavy usage and gaming that I'm sure it can handle (Rocket League [High] - DOOM Eternal [Medium - High]), with the Cooling Pad set to operate all four fans, with raised feet and full brightness.
The temperatures I recorded using Speccy were taken in the two Laptop modes (Silent - Performance), with or without charging:
Without Charging:
Idle - Light Usage [Silent]: (31 - 35 °C)
With Charging:
Idle - Light Usage [Silent]: (32 - 35 °C)
Stress Test (CPU - Z): (42 - 45 °C)
Light Usage - Stress Test (CPU - Z) [Performance]: (44 - 48 °C)
Gaming [Performance]: (70 - 78 °C)
Gaming [Silent]: (60 - 69 °C)
As a result, this specific Cooling Pad, although it doesn't have software to manage fan speed or RGB lighting, the only negative aspect one might have is their noise. Although almost silent, the four fans in operation have the ability to cool the palms during Laptop usage.
I am completely satisfied with this Cooling Pad, which I would recommend without hesitation, based on its specifications.
Unbelievable! The M1 MacBook Air dropped 9 degrees (from 43 to 34). If you use your Mac for demanding tasks (or gaming) and notice that it gets too hot (for accurate measurements, download Battery Health 2), it is a must!
Sturdy, I bought it mainly so that I don't leave my laptop on surfaces that can block airflow. I don't have a laptop with crazy overheating issues (it has to cool down a Ryzen 5625). Just so I can leave it, for example, on the couch if needed for a while, or have it on my lap. If you put it in operation, it has different levels and does the job. It has a USB pass-through. The only "negative" is that the two feet it has are relatively high in my opinion.
Very stable and heavy construction, for the base very good now for temperature reduction I haven't noticed if it does the job.
For a 13" laptop, it is quite a large base. It remains quite cool, of course, and the 4 fans work at full speed. The switch for fan adjustment is like a fader, not a switch.
At first, it worked very well, to the point where my hands were getting cold. In the past 2-3 years, it no longer cools at all
A beast, everything you need for hot laptops. 4 fans with the option to choose which ones will work and USB pass through, yes please. And it doesn't make any noise, the laptop is louder. Okay, if the laptop turns off, it can be heard. I need to find a way to turn this off along with the laptop and everything will be perfect.
Very good, I replaced a fan of 5-10 euros with 2 fans. Overall, it does a better job and I believe it lowered the temperature 10 degrees lower than before. It has 2 USB ports and a switch to adjust the fans. No matter what speed I set it to, they are quiet.
Update: I am deducting one star because after 3 months, one fan (fortunately the bottom left one that doesn't bother me much) started making an annoying noise when I turned off the bottom fans with the switch. Now I only have the top ones, where the laptop actually gets hot. If anything else happens, I will update
In my opinion, it is worth it.
I use the laptop as a desktop computer, connected to a desktop monitor. I bought the stand so that it doesn't sit directly on the desk, allowing for better ventilation. Only with the two top fans running, it manages to keep the computer at lower temperatures than before. I haven't taken measurements, but previously the temperatures were consistently high, while now the computer is cool. Therefore, I consider the purchase successful.
It should be noted that there was a period during which I used the computer with it placed on a stand, with the lid closed and standing upright, and it was ventilated perfectly. However, the temperatures remained high. Therefore, it seems to be not only a ventilation issue but also a fan issue.
I have it here for a few days. The difference was immediately noticeable. Usually the temperatures ranged from 80°-90°. Nitro 5 laptop. The top fans are located exactly above the laptop fans, allowing for good airflow. It is quite silent to the point that the laptop makes more noise than the base itself.
Very good product, which does its job. I saw a reduction in temperature of about 10 degrees. The only negative is that when you open it, it smells like oil. Overall, very good and acceptable noise
I really like the design, quality, and effectiveness of it, but I made the mistake of buying it for my 17'' MSI.
The base does its job for applications, etc., if you want it for gaming it makes very little difference. Quite silent during operation. The intensity differences it has did not serve me because I always have it at full. Overall a good choice, not for gaming.
For its price and for a use that doesn't have high demands, it's good, it gets the job done! You connect it through a power source so you don't lose a port from your laptop and you're good to go! For demanding work/use, you might want to consider something more premium!
Average build quality, but cools well and that's important. It easily collects dust and requires frequent cleaning, and the USB ports are not of great quality, but they work, hence the 4 stars.
I tried various things. I ended up with this and I've been using it for about 8 months on a Dell G5 15 5500. The laptop reached temperatures of 75C-78C while gaming (without Intel boost). With the deep cool, I'm at 61C-65C. (Always on recall, of course). Measurements taken indoors at 23C-25C. Once a month, I use an electric vacuum cleaner on the laptop's vents to remove the dust it collects, and it works perfectly. I would prefer it to be thinner in thickness, but overall it is well-designed and does the job on a healthy and clean gaming laptop.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I use it with a power bank or a USB wall adapter, not directly from the laptop's port
Guys, I don't know much about the technical specifications, and besides, other users describe them just fine. I will tell you about the noise that the product makes. It is so quiet that I can't tell if it's on or off. Overall, very satisfied!
Within 1 month, unfortunately, the 2 bottom fans stopped working. You can barely tell if it's blowing air.
In a gaming laptop, it doesn't meet my expectations. I don't feel it blowing or sucking, but it gets very hot. A old noname laptop with 2 fans does a better job for me.
