In a nutshell: Core i7 is for gamers and enthusiast/power users. By enthusiasts/power users I mean people who use photoshop, do some video editing, streaming, models for 3d printing, etc.

Overall, while both Core i7 and i9 CPUs are useful in heavy-duty production laptops or in gaming laptops, their higher power draw and hotter thermal outputs often mean heavier designs

Cooling pads are just bad for laptop components! The pad will just blow a lot of air (and dust) inside your laptop, causing some sensors inside thinking they are cool

Gaming laptops are known to get hot because of the lack of airflow combined with the lack of cooling solutions to maintain much cooler temperatures. Let’s dive deeper into the

While many processors on the market have different tolerances, there’s generally a range of temperatures optimal for performance. The acceptable range is between 150 and 160 degrees Fahrenheit (65 to