In your opinion, which laptops have the best cooling solutions?

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None, a laptop is meant to be a portable computer with emphasis on battery life. All of them are only capable of cooling processors at 2.5 GHz or less when under very heavy load.

The copper/alluminum heatsinks in them are just too fucking small. There's a reason why you can leave your desktop skylake i7 OC'd to 4.6 GHz and only get ~50°C max temp under very heavy load if you use an NH-D14 cooler.

>>57893691
>yfw my MSI laptop runs at 3.2ghz under full load and only hits 60c
This has been the case since like 2010, what fucking universe do you live in?

>>57893739
>>yfw my MSI laptop runs at 3.2ghz under full load and only hits 60c
Nice. Run prime95 and HW monitor to comfirm it stays at 3.2Ghz for a 1 hour test. I'll be waiting.

>>57893739
>full load
I don't think you know what full load is, you stupid faggot. Get throttled, son.

>>57893842
Exactly. Laptops are steaming pikes of shit under very heavy load. Thank you for pointing that out captain obvious.

2015 13" Macbook Pro
it just werks :-)

>>57893870
Enjoy 0.5 GHz CPU speeds under very heavy load.

>>57893739
>>57893764
Have MSI GT80, can confirm this, I ran CPU extensive renders and barely hit 63c

>>57893940
Cool then do
>>57893764

I'll be here all night.

>>57893944
If the thread will be up in the next 12 hrs, I'll post it to you, couse I'm on the work right now.

If the thread archived, you can go to any of your friend who have MSI GT80 and confirm it by yourself

>>57893987
cool m8, thanks for actually going through and proving your shit.

Latitude E5250
the fan doesn't spin except when I install stuff or play some games