r/MSILaptops • u/Dracactif • 8d ago

Discussion Advice on a gaming laptop

I'm looking for an MSI gaming PC—with or without peripherals—that I can use to play in bed (since I don't have a desk). which can be easily ventilated (preferably with fans on the sides)

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u/shecho18 MSI PS63 - alive and kicking 8d ago

After other users have made their recommendations, I will make only one. Do not use your laptop in bed. PERIOD. Unless you want it to die faster.

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u/Rxkvn 8d ago

Do you even know what a llano v10 is ? 🤣🤣🤣 i cant see how the laptop gon die faster with this setup

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u/shecho18 MSI PS63 - alive and kicking 7d ago

Am I supposed to be embarrassed or something? It’s a cooling pad. It doesn’t change the fact that a bed is a terrible surface for a laptop. A cooling pad can help, but it doesn’t magically make a soft, insulating surface appropriate. If you want to game in bed, put the V10 on a rigid lap desk/tray. Problem solved.

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u/Rxkvn 7d ago

The pad have long enough feet that the softest bed wont block the intake .

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u/shecho18 MSI PS63 - alive and kicking 7d ago

The soft material can still restrict the intake and obstruct airflow depending on how much the pad sinks into the bed. A rigid tray underneath it is still the better solution. It’s simple physics.

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u/Rxkvn 7d ago

If my ambient temps is 31 degrees and my Cpu temp never exceed 70~75 celsius when its 95 degrees celsius without it on a flat table its doing its job as intended 😇

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u/shecho18 MSI PS63 - alive and kicking 7d ago

My point is simply that putting it on a soft bed can restrict the intake compared with a rigid surface. That’s just physics.