laptop cooling related

tanjib2 · 18 Jan 2012

hello
i wanna know how much a cooler can reduce the temperature of laptop..

another think i noticed that just a simple multi tabbed browsing my dell 15R laptop (core i5) temperature is up by 50-55 C..does it natural ??

waiting for your replies

pebbly · 18 Jan 2012

Hi tanjib2, a laptop cooler will not significantly reduce the temp of your laptop, try to resolve the heating problem first , clean the inlet and exhaust ports, if you feel confident about opening your laptop then you can replace the TMC with some fresh like AC3 or AS5 and clean the fans while you are doing that :)

ignatzatsonic · 18 Jan 2012

tanjib2 said:

hello
i wanna know how much a cooler can reduce the temperature of laptop..

another think i noticed that just a simple multi tabbed browsing my dell 15R laptop (core i5) temperature is up by 50-55 C..does it natural ??

waiting for your replies

I wouldn't worry about temps in the 50s. If temps get into the high 60s, then maybe you should start to investigate.

BeeZee · 18 Jan 2012

pebbly said:

Hi tanjib2, a laptop cooler will not significantly reduce the temp of your laptop, try to resolve the heating problem first , clean the inlet and exhaust ports, if you feel confident about opening your laptop then you can replace the TMC with some fresh like AC3 or AS5 and clean the fans while you are doing that :)

What is the "TMC with some fresh like AC3 or AS5 "

Thanks, Bernie.

pebbly · 18 Jan 2012

BeeZee said:

pebbly said:

Hi tanjib2, a laptop cooler will not significantly reduce the temp of your laptop, try to resolve the heating problem first , clean the inlet and exhaust ports, if you feel confident about opening your laptop then you can replace the TMC with some fresh like AC3 or AS5 and clean the fans while you are doing that :)

What is the "TMC with some fresh like AC3 or AS5 "

Thanks, Bernie.

Hi BeeZee, TMC = thermal compound ac3 is artic ceramique 3 and as5 is artic silver 5 Arctic Silver, Inc.# there are other manufacturers of thermal pastes/compounds

BeeZee · 18 Jan 2012

Now I understand what you were talking about. You would put this between a heat sink and a video chip or other chips. I think that I'm going to attempt to take my HP Pavillion apart and try to fix the video chip by reheating it as I saw at another website. They were also talking about putting a compound between the chip and heat sink.

Thanks pebbly for the response.

Bernie

pebbly · 18 Jan 2012

BeeZee said:

Now I understand what you were talking about. You would put this between a heat sink and a video chip or other chips. I think that I'm going to attempt to take my HP Pavillion apart and try to fix the video chip by reheating it as I saw at another website. They were also talking about putting a compound between the chip and heat sink.

Thanks pebbly for the response.

Bernie

Hi BeeZee, Be very careful when doing the "oven trick " with graphic cards , I personnally have done a 7900gt with great success but I would not advise anyone to do it ,the risk involved can result in a card being overdone to the point of beyond repair I do not know your level of expertise so can only offer "you do so at your own risk "

kodi · 18 Jan 2012

Try one of THESE if you Google reviews of it you can see that it reduces the temperature of the Laptop by up to 17c.

tanjib2 · 18 Jan 2012

kodi said:

Try one of THESE if you Google reviews of it you can see that it reduces the temperature of the Laptop by up to 17c.

17C does it really do ?

u17 C like a dream for me now

i am using this cooler
DEEPCOOL - Notebook Cooler - N19

browsing with firefox with 3 Tab open
Temperature is 48C

does this cooler good enough

pebbly said:

Hi tanjib2, a laptop cooler will not significantly reduce the temp of your laptop, :)

how much a laptop cooler can reduce temperature please tell me..

and by default 2-3 hrs using what's the normal temperature..
please tell me a probability ans..in between :)

Renzadic · 18 Jan 2012

i would suggest cleaning it out maybe with a air can. Then as for the cooling system i never did trust those things id just keep it over a cool surface where the air can circulate.