laptop cooling
- Thread starter jordan282
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Depending how much you want to spend theres basic cooling mats right up to usb powered fan assisted stands
I have a 17" laptop and use this one:http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=6612
It is very good as the fans can be moved.
It is very good as the fans can be moved.
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Logitech N100.
might try that notepal U2 as i really need the best laptop cooler out there.
Already have an oldish laptop cooler (akasa 17") which i use for my msi gt725 but temps get realy high when playing Metro 2033.
gpu 86 and all 4 cores up to near 80 degrees celsius
prepared to pay up to £100 or more depending on how innovative and good they are tbh.
Already have an oldish laptop cooler (akasa 17") which i use for my msi gt725 but temps get realy high when playing Metro 2033.
gpu 86 and all 4 cores up to near 80 degrees celsius
prepared to pay up to £100 or more depending on how innovative and good they are tbh.
might try that notepal U2 as i really need the best laptop cooler out there.
Already have an oldish laptop cooler (akasa 17") which i use for my msi gt725 but temps get realy high when playing Metro 2033.
gpu 86 and all 4 cores up to near 80 degrees celsius
prepared to pay up to £100 or more depending on how innovative and good they are tbh.
I do not think the notepal U2 is the best but i have a Dell 1747 with an i7 cpu so the laptop gets hot. When the cooler is off the keyboard get very worm. With it on it stays cool. Also it only costs about £17.50 delivered.
Not sure how much difference it makes to the CPU and GPUs max temps.