That one doesn't seem like a step-by-step guide
If you're not sure about what you're doing, better ask for help rather than taking the risk of doing it yourself?

lol..RM 50 bucks...btw ..just 2 years lappy should reapply thermal paste ? my fren say not need for now..but can take out keyboard and clean the fan...

no need if your min/max temperature still the same compare to 2 years ago.

+1, its hard to say whether your thermal paste has degraded or not... the only way to notice are through the temps...
You should clean the fans though, most of the time its really clogged up after 1 year

i try to find how to take out key board to clean the fan..beside..any idea on how to clean the fan ?

Not sure how to do it on your laptop, but you need to first access the fan, there should be quite a lot of dust clogging the metal exhaust, remove them...
as for the dust on the fan blades, you can try removing them using a vacuum cleaner or compressed air

i use some cotton stick and drop some water on it and clean in..but i just remove my keboard and clean..i still dun dare to remove all and clean about the fan... hmm..

Cleaning the fan blades won't help if the exhaust is completely clogged and blocked by dust (just like in mine )

then what should i do ??

U2/U3 rmb inspiron need a cooling pad if not sure damn hot.

recommend a good cooler for asus n82jq,very hot.during gameplay 94+c,idle 80+c

There are not a lot of vents at the bottom of the N82Jq iinm... just get any cooler pad that will tilt the back portion of the laptop up, then use a normal standing fan to cool the laptop (blowing from the side), its more effective that way
You might wanna consider cleaning the internal fans and heat sinks, perhaps reapply thermal paste as well when you have the time since the N82jq is probably around 1-2 years old already

I have a pretty decent Coolermaster cooling pad which is made of steel, served me pretty well over the years..

Sadly, one of the fan's blade has broke..out of the many blade just one though. I'm just wondering is it possible to purchase fans and DIY it to the cooler?

Individual fans are available for CM Notepal U series @RM19-20 each
Of course you can get larger fans and put them in yourself too, do refer to earlier posts within this thread, there were some modded versions of the Notepal U series cooler pads

Wah thanks broo!

any recommendations for tosbiba l850 (15'6 inch),frequently playing games like dota,fifa,pes..my budget around rm100

Cooler Master Notepal U3

which one better CM notepal u3 or x3? the price not so much difference

what the normal average temp for laptop???

on idle
my laptop got 50-60C at night, and 60-70C on a daylight..

on gaming
max is 93C on both cpu and GPU...

i already clean up the fan, change the thermal paste, i even reapply the thermal 3 times in this month....

should i mod my laptop like this??
http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/60877...tml#post7882947

- the copper needle, is it really effective to use that thing??
- and for the cut an opening on the fan, is it practical to do that?

pretty high for i5 proc. have u tried disabling turboboost?

the copper heatsink only effective if there is an airflow.. no harm to try though, i found alot of laptop cooling mod used it.

no comment about opening a hole below the hsf.