Is 700-1200RPM ±10% good enough for cooling pad?

@KA9ha no that's not what my benchmarking has indicated to me

I'd only "need" 2400RPM if I had i9 14900HK and RTX 4090 MaxP (200W) which I don't

But since I have i5 9300H and GTX 1050 (75W), 1320RPM is more than enough for me

@KA9ha you do realize that laptop CPUs can operate up to 100°C and laptop GPUs up to 95°C before crashing right? And also they only start to throttle around 90-95°C for CPU and 80-85°C for GPU (although many OEMs may set them to throttle at 70-75°C smh as is my card).

The fact that I can get anywhere from 5-20°C in cooling from just placing my laptop on the pad, then elevating it by a few inches (so external fans are off), means that I don't need at least 2400RPM for my pad. Laptop CPUs can safely operate in the 90s, while GPUs can do so in the 80s, which isn't the case for desktop equivalents.

@OriginalDumbMan the metal mesh panel already is a de facto heatsink

@Jessmari I don't play the newest games Einstein, nor would I want to even if I did have Ryzen 9 9950X, RTX 4090, and 64GB DDR5 until path tracing and native 4K @ 120-240FPS can be pulled off without any tricks

@Jessmari alright, straight to strawmanning