Any further suggestions to cool down laptops?

• eagle

  3 Sep 07, 13:37

  I have used notebook hardware control, vacuumed my laptop fan... What else can I do without getting a cooling pad? That will be a later thing...
• kenn3th

  3 Sep 07, 15:36

  erm, aircon room, have a deskfan blowing at the fans+ a cooling pad
  
  
• Pion

  3 Sep 07, 15:38

  I balanced my laptop on top of a dictionary measuring 20cmX13cmX15cm to improve circulation.
• hisoka

  3 Sep 07, 15:46

  prop the back of your lappy up or prop the whole thign up by 4 corners to improve air flow and heat transfer. it helps alot.
• Darkness_hacker99

  3 Sep 07, 15:51

  I use a fan to blow.
• de_middle

  3 Sep 07, 15:52

  Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:

  I use a fan to blow.

  X2....mine's like a heat generator
• kenn3th

  3 Sep 07, 16:01

  which brand of laptops generate the most heat?
• yiha093

  4 Sep 07, 00:36

  Pour Water.
• dbowie

  4 Sep 07, 00:37

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  which brand of laptops generate the most heat?

  WITHOUT DOUBT ACER
• caleb_chiang

  4 Sep 07, 00:38

  remove the casing if you really want cooling...
• MooKu

  4 Sep 07, 00:38

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  prop the back of your lappy up or prop the whole thign up by 4 corners to improve air flow and heat transfer. it helps alot.

  Yup.. there are semi-spheres you can attach to the bottom of your laptop so that when you place it on a table, there's space for ventilation at the bottom.
• LatecomerX

  4 Sep 07, 01:26

  Originally posted by yiha093:

  Pour Water.

  Tsk tsk. Soak the laptop in liquid nitrogen is safer.
  
• ndmmxiaomayi

  4 Sep 07, 01:47

  Originally posted by yiha093:

  Pour Water.

  Either you die or laptop die. Or both.
• Phoebie

  4 Sep 07, 02:42

  my laptop will 100% overheated if there's no fan blowing cause i'm placing it promptly either on the wooden table or on the pillows on my bed
  
  even with fan blowing there's still 50% chance of overheating
• abao

  4 Sep 07, 10:05

  Never place lappie on the pillow. Heats the lappie up very fast. Do like what hisoka said - raise the laptop to improve ventilation.
  
• ispyyy

  4 Sep 07, 10:38

  u can keep on use yr mouth to blow air to yr laptop...
  It should cool down a little..
  
• LatecomerX

  5 Sep 07, 00:24

  Originally posted by ispyyy:

  u can keep on use yr mouth to blow air to yr laptop...
  It should cool down a little..
  

  Err...it's a job for the fan, unless...nvm.
  
• DailyFreeGames.com

  5 Sep 07, 00:46

  I got the artic silver thermal grease, it may help, I opened up my laptop and took the fan apart and apply the grease and it helps abit. I also went to wash up the fan to remove any dust buildup. I still have the artic silver thermal grease if you want, i can pass to you, just pm me to meet up somewhere convenient.
• eagle

  5 Sep 07, 00:56

  Originally posted by DailyFreeGames.com:

  I got the artic silver thermal grease, it may help, I opened up my laptop and took the fan apart and apply the grease and it helps abit. I also went to wash up the fan to remove any dust buildup. I still have the artic silver thermal grease if you want, i can pass to you, just pm me to meet up somewhere convenient.

  my fren has it too...
  But I'm not sure if it would help a lot
• hisoka

  5 Sep 07, 01:12

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  Yup.. there are semi-spheres you can attach to the bottom of your laptop so that when you place it on a table, there's space for ventilation at the bottom.

  actually i suggest dun use the spheres and diy with blue tack/tape and some of those pill boxes or something.
  
  those spheres are freaking over-priced and abovementionedway is not hard to time consumign at all.
• abao

  5 Sep 07, 12:36

  I used those big lego bricks that I used to play...
• yiha093

  5 Sep 07, 20:10

  Originally posted by abao:

  I used those big lego bricks that I used to play...

  not stable
  u wan play hiong game sure canot
  u 2 excited com move