DIY dual heat pipe laptop mod. i7 4700MQ now 13C Cooler at 3.2Ghz all cores for 617 Cinebench R15

I add a second heat pipe to my laptop cooling system and get shocking temperature reduction on my i7 4700mq. Please excuse my excitement but with over 30°C headroom, watch as I push this Haswell mobile CPU to 3.2Ghz all 4 cores speed and it doesn't even break a sweat. The first half of the video is the DIY build. The second half is the results and benchmarks.

Timestamps:
Introduction to the plan and materials needed: 00:20
The plan 01:29
Preparing cooling system for upgrade 03: 55
Applying a base layer of thermal paste 06:30
Glueing down the second heat sink 08:40
Securing glued heatsink with clamps 09:10
Inspecting cured glue on upgraded heatsink 09:54
Sealing up fan compartment to prevent air escape 12:55
Reinstall the upgraded cooling system 14:30
Laptop turn on and impressions 15:55
New idle temperatures with dual heat pipes 17:24
Measuring temperature on the new heatpipe with a thermocouple 19:27
Throttlestop cpu 4 core speed increase 22:15
CPUz benchmarking 22:05
Cinebench r15 benchmark real time 25:30
Screenshot of cinebench BEFORE the mod 28:22
Screenshot of cinebench AFTER the mod 28:36

Things I used
What I used in the video:
- Used spare heat sink from a Fujitsu Esprimo laptop. Cost €5
- Thermal paste and thermal glue. Cost €6
- Kapton tape (not needed)
- 99% Isopropyl Alcohol and cotton buds. I had this in stock for my electronic hobby.

- Plastic clamps
- K type thermocouple fo test heat pipe heat transfer.
- CPUz Version 1.89.1 Bench/Stress test version 17.01.64
- Core temp for temperature measurement.
- Throttlestop version 8.70

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Stuff I use to make videos (for those curious/want to start youtube)
- Videos shot on my trusted 2014 Galaxy S4
- Lapel Mic: DIY made from old headset parts
- Microphone for voiceover: Guitar Hero Konami microphone
- Video editing software: Movavi video editor plus 15 http://www.theprofitfans.com/movavied...
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- Audio editing and speedup: https://www.audacityteam.org/
- Main laptop: 2014 Lenovo G510 with i7-4700MQ (upgraded from i5 4210M) CPU and 12GB ram (all working smooth and lovely)

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