The biggest drawbacks that I see for laptops is their limitations in performance. Is it possible to use a mini itx motherboard along with a desktop processor, stripped down gpu, low profile ram, and an ssd to make a laptop. I would obviously have to make a custom laptop case for it, but wouldn't it yield better performance for a decent price?
Dimensions of a mini itx motherboard (L x W) = 6.7 × 6.7 in
Dimensions of a laptop with a 15 inch display (L x W) = 15 x 11 in.
I was thinking about creating a liquid cooling system for a laptop (like the ones they have on alienware laptops) to cool the cpu, gpu, and parts of the mobo. I would be using a pci bridge to allow the stripped down gpu to sit on the same level as the mobo on the base of the laptop. I haven't fully considered how a power supply/battery would be incorporated, although I'm confident that I can find a solution. Any thoughts on this idea?
Dimensions of a mini itx motherboard (L x W) = 6.7 × 6.7 in
Dimensions of a laptop with a 15 inch display (L x W) = 15 x 11 in.
I was thinking about creating a liquid cooling system for a laptop (like the ones they have on alienware laptops) to cool the cpu, gpu, and parts of the mobo. I would be using a pci bridge to allow the stripped down gpu to sit on the same level as the mobo on the base of the laptop. I haven't fully considered how a power supply/battery would be incorporated, although I'm confident that I can find a solution. Any thoughts on this idea?