that is because when the weight is uneven, the back part can break, but it is very sturdy when you have a even weight balance. I've put a lot of pressure when it is on a even weight balance, and it never broke. I did make a newer one that is smaller, and better.
great idea kid! 2 thumbs up
itsmeadrian1234 1 year ago
Lego noob
GoGZzz1000 1 year ago
Meh, I like to use an icepack under the pc, works wonders, went from 80 degrees to stable 42.
Only problem is it lasts 4 hours. But that is easily sorted out if you have one other icepack ready in the freezer.
lippo91 2 years ago
lol cool made out of lego parts but i would suggest undervolt your cpu
hotboyfriend55 2 years ago
First off, the laptop already runs extremely slow, and secondly, where can i find instructuins for a latitude x300?
intergadget 2 years ago
well it looks like it could cool but how the heck are you suppose to use the laptop on that thing?
kingofgamemaster777j 2 years ago
if it breaks when you lift the laptop it cant be very practical and what happens if you wanna build sommit else with your lego
thommmiey 2 years ago
that is because when the weight is uneven, the back part can break, but it is very sturdy when you have a even weight balance. I've put a lot of pressure when it is on a even weight balance, and it never broke. I did make a newer one that is smaller, and better.
intergadget 2 years ago