|
-
Great White Shark
To keep my lap cool...
I use an ASUS motherboard case 
What do YOU use?
Member of TSGG & ITG
HEATWARE
Follow me down the rabbit hole:
-
I use a 974 page FreeBSD book. If I don't, the Evo N610c will burn my lap! I have a scar to prove it!
-
Great White Shark
Doesn't that weigh a ton?
Member of TSGG & ITG
HEATWARE
Follow me down the rabbit hole:
-
A couple low tech solutions
1. Cookie sheet (or some people call it bakers paper???)
2. Cookie board (the hollow aluminum ones)
www.not5150.com
Humphrey Cheung
Editor - www.tomshardware.com
Webmaster - www.not5150.com
-
Hammerhead Shark
i was thinking of getting one of these.
although these and these also look good, so i can't decide. 
>edit, removed bytecc.
Last edited by serotone9; 06-09-2004 at 08:45 PM.
workstation: athlon xp-m [email protected] | epox 8rda+ | 512mb | seagate 80gb+160gb | arch linux
web server: athlon xp 1600+ | epox 8k3a+ | 256mb | maxtor 30gb | debian linux
-
I've tried the commercial laptop coolers. They work OK if the laptop is sitting on a desk. They don't help at all if it is sitting on bare legs as mine does.
-
Hammerhead Shark
really? that targus looked pretty good for that. oh well, cross that off the list.
workstation: athlon xp-m [email protected] | epox 8rda+ | 512mb | seagate 80gb+160gb | arch linux
web server: athlon xp 1600+ | epox 8k3a+ | 256mb | maxtor 30gb | debian linux
-
I have not tried that Targus model. Running fans from my notebook will shorten it's already short run time between battery charges.
-
Catfish
try this..
never used it before but just saw it while browsing a store...
http://www.antec-inc.com/pro_details...p?ProdID=75004
::You won't know your limit until you go beyond it...::
-
Re: try this..
I use that myself.
Dell Latitude C510
1.06GHz Celeron-M
512MB PC133
ATI Radeon-M 16MB-DDR
Toshiba MK4019GAX 40GB 5400RPM 16MB Cache
On idle, with the Antec fan base, the processor sits at 39C, and the Radeon GPU at 40C. That's after six hours of uptime.
On idle, without the Antec fan base, the processor sits at 44C, and the Radeon GPU at 46C. Also after six hours of uptime.
On 100% load, with the Antec fan base, the processor sits at 44C, and the Radeon GPU at 46C. Also after six hours of uptime.
On 100% load, without the Antec fan base, the processor sits at 50C, and the Radeon GPU at 53C. Also after six hours of uptime.
-
Hammerhead Shark
so it seems to help with cooling, definitely. can it be used comfortably on the lap, though?
workstation: athlon xp-m [email protected] | epox 8rda+ | 512mb | seagate 80gb+160gb | arch linux
web server: athlon xp 1600+ | epox 8k3a+ | 256mb | maxtor 30gb | debian linux
-
Great White Shark
Well, you are stuck with a hot lap anyways, so I think anything would be more comfortable
Member of TSGG & ITG
HEATWARE
Follow me down the rabbit hole:
-
Chomp Chomp
whatever magazine/book is closeby
i'd really like a centrio. i hear they're a lot cooler.
c2d e6600, gigabyte ga-965p-ds3 3.3, x1950pro, 3gb ddr2 800
-
Grouchy Tech
Originally posted by PinchyCM
whatever magazine/book is closeby
i'd really like a centrio. i hear they're a lot cooler.
depends on the load its under...for WP junk ya its nice and cool...but crank up a game or something and you talking hot as hell
-
Great White Shark
damn that sucks, my latop will get warm, but never close to buringing my lap
Updated 12/27/05
A64 Desktop Rig
DC Opteron [email protected]
1GB UTT@245FSB 2/2/2/7
X1800XT 512MB @PE Speeds
19" Viewsonic WS LCD
2x160GB ATA HDs
NEC 3550 DL-DVD Burner
12.1 Ibook G3
256MB Ram
30GB
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|
|