LOL WTF?!?!?!? AHAHAHAHAHAAH

this not even remove that steel rod.. hahaha... bravo...

inb4.. u gonna need put on ur lap like this

seems like nonsense.. i found out.. certain things like this, is kinda effective for certain notebook

I found something similar too

There's actually some science behind that seemingly inane cooling method. Raising the base of a laptop (where the primary air intake vents generally are) increases the efficiency of cooling since the fans don't have to work as hard to suck in cool air

iceiceice then melt... add up ice.. can spray with hydrogen or not,,,

+1
but i wonder how the air intake for those notebook with closed air vent bottom of notebook..

Hahaha i dare not try with hydrogen. Anyway, I wanna ask something about the cooler pad. I have been using a cooler pad for about 3 years. I wonder if by any chance, the performance of the cooler pad will drop.

This post has been edited by DS_Legacy: Jul 17 2015, 10:17 AM

Sorry. Accidentally did a double post.

This post has been edited by DS_Legacy: Jul 17 2015, 10:17 AM

years by years sure la... it reduce a lil bit.. then.. end up.. getting slow and slow.. and kaput

Then I think I might need a new one soon. Last week suddenly cannot function. But now seems to be okay.

that is the symptom

Hi. Have been using laptop for a year. And I don't use a cooler. I don't play games on my laptop but have been constantly doing downloads, surfing the web, watching the movies and listening to the music almost 6 -8 hr/day.

I don't feel my laptop is too heaty but I am asking should I get a laptop cooler ?
And what temperature is the highest that a laptop can bear and need a cooler ? Thanks for the enlighten

Your laptop specs and model?

Hello thanks for the reply ! I am using a LENOVO Flex 2 15.6 inch

Ultrabook should work good even without cooler pad. But if you are using it at home for a long-term usage, it's no harm to get a cooler pad.

Oh the FLEX 2 is an ultrabook?

With the i5-5200U right? Yeah it is.

I am taking the i7 4510-U model ! DIdn't know it's an ultrabook.

Should be considered as one already.

ok thanks !