The Strix G16’s chassis and motherboard were both designed to accommodate our high-performance full-width heatsink, whose fins were moved even closer to the exhaust vents for more efficient cooling. The full-width heatsink is built from three different sections, surrounding the motherboard with densely-packed fins for a total surface area of 174,183mm. This design maximizes the available pathing for hot air to escape the machine and drastically increases overall airflow. Finally, most gaming laptops have a dual fan cooling system, but the G16 was able to push the performance envelope even further with the introduction of a third fan that helps keep the GPU and VRAM cool. Paired with seven heatpipes and Conductonaut Extreme liquid metal on both the CPU and GPU, the G16’s cooling system is a marvel of engineering.
