7 Jun 2015 at 18:56 #1 Joebob Joebob Soldato Joined 27 Sep 2005 Posts 5,909 Location Burbage, Hinckley I'm considering getting a cooling pad for my Lenovo Y410P as the Gfx card seems to run very hot. Do they actually make any difference though - has anybody used one and noticed a significant drop in their temps etc?
I'm considering getting a cooling pad for my Lenovo Y410P as the Gfx card seems to run very hot. Do they actually make any difference though - has anybody used one and noticed a significant drop in their temps etc?
7 Jun 2015 at 19:10 #2 addyb addyb Associate Joined 10 Nov 2012 Posts 140 Yeah I've used several before. They do make a difference. Take a look at these http://heavy.com/tech/2015/03/best-laptop-cooling-pad-cooler-fan-accessories/
Yeah I've used several before. They do make a difference. Take a look at these http://heavy.com/tech/2015/03/best-laptop-cooling-pad-cooler-fan-accessories/
7 Jun 2015 at 19:38 #3 thepharcyde thepharcyde Soldato Joined 17 Mar 2004 Posts 8,259 You will have better results from a good old vacuum / compressed air and this app in conjunction with Lenovo Energy management. http://forum.techinferno.com/lenovo-ibm/7358-ideafan-y510p-y500-g500-y580-y410p.html What temps are you seeing?
You will have better results from a good old vacuum / compressed air and this app in conjunction with Lenovo Energy management. http://forum.techinferno.com/lenovo-ibm/7358-ideafan-y510p-y500-g500-y580-y410p.html What temps are you seeing?
8 Jun 2015 at 15:21 #4 HugsHeal HugsHeal Associate Joined 26 Aug 2013 Posts 143 Location UK Get some new thermal paste on it? I've seen huge drops from a ageing vaio thanks to new TIM. I never had much look with cooling pads.
Get some new thermal paste on it? I've seen huge drops from a ageing vaio thanks to new TIM. I never had much look with cooling pads.
8 Jun 2015 at 15:27 #5 Kreeeee Kreeeee Man of Honour Joined 13 Jul 2004 Posts 44,092 Location /* */ It depends on the design of the laptop. I see about 8 degrees difference on mine at full load (rendering video with GPU acceleration).
It depends on the design of the laptop. I see about 8 degrees difference on mine at full load (rendering video with GPU acceleration).